“And now is the time.”

February 10, 2009

 

a guest post from Jan Jenson, Hickory, NC

NORMALLY I CAN ZIP THROUGH a book in several days…  not with Talking to Tesla. I’ve been delving the depths of this book—and my psyche—in bite-sized pieces since the first page. There’s so much to think about…  to ponder…  to wonder.

I’ve found it even stimulating my dreams! I’m over 60 and can hardly ever remember dreaming since my childhood. No more. I seem to be having vivid dreams that leave me wondering and pondering all through the day. To say the book is stimulating my creativity is a great understatement! My brain seems to have shifted into warp drive.

I went into my storage yesterday to retrieve my art supplies. Talking to Tesla has stimulated my creativity to bursting at the seams. Oops… seams are my limitation… Er, were. No limits. No boundaries.

I have so much I want to do—and now is the time.

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2 Responses to ““And now is the time.””

  1. Rosemary Wells on February 12th, 2009 7:33 am

    This really responds to both blogs:

    “let others take ownership of what was mine…”

    Although I respect your feelings, I have to disagree with you…through your book I am not taking ownership of what is yours, but what is mine! What are my memories? What are my creative abilities? How am I using them? There is no true way to transfer your creative impulses, stories, ideas or inner workings to anyone else. At best you can only hope to inspire by sharing what you know. You have done this, thank you.

    As this blog says “now is the time” to awaken and to begin to create. Recently my copy of TTT has been commandeered to serve other noble purposes. I am taking it back! Just as I need to take back my life and focus it on truly creating what is real, beautiful and true! Thank you again for your inspiration and hopeful message that helps me to realize that I need to and can do so!

  2. Bicki Smith on February 26th, 2009 10:59 pm

    Just finished my first read thru that has left a lot of dog ears behind to mark places I want to return to, to savor, ponder and absorb. Lots of stars and underlines are scattered throughout that trace my connectedness to word patterns that resonate with me because they have woven a clearer meaning of ideas I have touched before. Thank you for sharing your journey and the possibilities that lie before us, in us and around us. Thank you.

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