Harnessing Pegasus : inspiration and meditation

by Elizabeth Gray Vining

Pamphlet, 1978

Status

Available

Call number

CP 221

Tags

will, imagination, writing, memory, deep self, concentration, meditation

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Publication

Wallingford, PA : Pendle Hill Publications, 1978.

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A wonderful Quaker author writes beautifully about her method of drawing on the deep self for creative work, and how she and some other authors understand this process. She discusses meditation as a method for opening to the resources of the deep self, as well as ultimately to the spiritual and
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Subjects

Creative ability
meditation

ISBN

0875742211 / 9780875742212

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Call number

CP 221

Barcode

6030

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