Thursday, February 28, 2013

Multi-Media Thinking & MLK



Survival demands that we grapple with problems that humanity has been trying to deal with through history. ~ Martin Luther King


Intuitive values are our global, personal and natural way to answer change. Depend on courage, dignity and tenacity when things seem impossible. Be curious. Sensual thinking is liberating - just ask Gandhi, Mandela or Martin Luther King.

Thinking sensually, we recognize inner character that we sense with heart. Courage, charity and personal integrity are always charismatic. 

Multimedia thinking is intuitively using what you sense to see, hear and feel your place in the big picture. Answer change with words and actions to open a path of justice and dignity for all. Doing this holds life together. 

Iconic intuitive values are multimedia guides in the darkest times. No one can tell you what to think because the light is always there. You only have to be open to seeing, hearing and feeling, to receive its benefits. Thinking sensually is a natural bridge we walk to follow the light.

Possibilities evolve because everything changes. You know what matters. Notice what you sense to connect with momentum and personal honor. You have natural power. Use it.

Thanks to technology, we are community.  Innovation and community bring creative conversation and cutting edge solutions for the future.  Be curious, explore options.  As we deal with problems from an intuitive perspective together - they can belong to the past.

Sensual thinking  taps into multidimensional creative vision for personal and global survival. We think with our senses and heart, and feel with our mind and soul.  There are always solutions and sharing. Connect with  your inner starlight.

Thinking sensually is a transcendent blend  and balance of wisdom and innovation.  The philosophy of experience is based on what we sense. It's peaceful to let Life's spontaneous pop of moments keep connections open.


#JaneBernard
Book: Fine Tuning: Your Sensual Thinking

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