Living Alive by Erin Yes
Our collection of articles on Consciousness Expansion has been updated with a new piece by poet/writer Erin Yes.
"Living Alive" touches on the development of intuition from childhood, and its function as a catalyst in manifesting unconscious urges through outward actions. It also discusses the importance of becoming aware of various levels of one's own stream of consciousness.
This article is "an overview of the life story and ideas of a man I knew in the 1980s," writes Erin. "He was one of the last survivors of the Bohemian generation who lived in Greenwich Village. His ideas came later in life, after a death and revival experience. He believed, as many Bohemians did, that man is essentially primitive."
Erin is writing a novel about his life and ideas and their friendship. You can check out more of her work on her blog at http://erinyespoetwriter.blogspot.com.
"Living Alive" touches on the development of intuition from childhood, and its function as a catalyst in manifesting unconscious urges through outward actions. It also discusses the importance of becoming aware of various levels of one's own stream of consciousness.
This article is "an overview of the life story and ideas of a man I knew in the 1980s," writes Erin. "He was one of the last survivors of the Bohemian generation who lived in Greenwich Village. His ideas came later in life, after a death and revival experience. He believed, as many Bohemians did, that man is essentially primitive."
Erin is writing a novel about his life and ideas and their friendship. You can check out more of her work on her blog at http://erinyespoetwriter.blogspot.com.
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by Fraser MacKenzie, Online Editor @ 1/06/2010 05:00:00 PM
