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Each person is born with a unique inner image — the acorn — that drives calling, fate, and the shape of a life.
calling
Miss Shank saw 'the great possibilities there were in your development' — a mentor recognizing the acorn's image before the bearer could.
VLA-D72345D2-RC-084The mentor's only task: to recognize the invisible load you carry and have a fantasy about it that corresponds with the image in the heart.
VLA-D72345D2-RC-117self-and-identity
The Bella Coola say the soul-image is 'small but of great power' — a kernel of corn holding the whole shape of a life.
VLA-D72345D2-RC-134'It just absolutely fitted my mind like a glove … here was a guy who had done it. I felt the flowering of one's life.'
VLA-D72345D2-RC-118education-and-formation
Prerequisites for imagination: a parental fantasy about the child, odd fellows in the child's perimeter, and obsessions given courtesy.
VLA-D72345D2-RC-115The poetic basis of mind needs nourishment from nature's phenomena; imagination cannot come into its own without immersion in the natural world.
VLA-D72345D2-RC-113Illuminates
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