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Intro | 01
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Learning to Fly
Dr. W. and I had been congratulating one another on how much work
we had done and on how well things were moving along. He said, “And
someday maybe you will know what you are going to paint before you
paint it instead of this weird kind of channeling that you do.”
I nodded my head in agreement at the time. But the next morning
I woke up in alarm, “Weird kind of channeling!?!” Oh
my God, that was the one thing I was confident that I was doing
right! I was really upset. In fact, this was probably transference
at work again, an out-of-proportion reaction to a perceived rejection.
By the end of the day, I had worked through the conflict and realized
that I was doing it exactly right but his remark caused me to question
myself, my process of painting and, then, my trust in him. If he
seemed to be so wrong about something I felt was important, could
I really trust him? My way of discovering how I felt about him was
to trust my weird kind of channeling. I stood before the easel and
asked my inner self-how she felt about Dr. W. Does she trust him?
In this image I see that he perceives where I am now and where he
would like me to be someday. This means that he is not just sitting
there recording. He has a vision. I do trust him.
Chapters: Intro
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