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Originally Posted by lightworker888
Historically, our education system is designed for left brain logic thinking and those that go through easily and well were usually left dominant people, who went on to professions and jobs that were logic oriented and organized etc.
The intuitive right hemisphere has only been recognized in the recent past (mid '90's) and the "open" classrooms were designed in response to the shift. Unfortunately, "they" discovered that "open" wasn't for everyone and the shift went back to more traditional styles with some attention to multisensory input. This still does not encourage "intuitive" messages and so those who express their intuitive ideas as kids are generally discredited by logic and learn to bury their intuitive feelings.
If you have any grand kids that show any signs of intuitive "feeling" based skills, please don't discourage them from expressing themselves. The world needs more input from those sources and less from lock/step thinking. That is what thinking outside the box is about and in this age of cyber space it is now being utilized in the work place and in many young developing coumpanies.
Hopefully in time it will be recognized that whole-brain thinking is the best way to go in education. But that's a whole other discussion!
LW888
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A very knowledgeable person.......for sure. I'm happy to realize that there are some free thinkers in TV. By any chance, are you aware of the "Indigo Children" born in the past decade or so??? Thanks for posting.
Our latest (of our 4 grandaughters and 1 grandson) was born with a caul / veil over her eyes and forehead. Not sure if you read that posting last week. She was born in the sign of Scorpio with natal FULL MOON in Taurus...right as the super storm was happening on the East coast.
Luckily, she was born in Colorado. The caul was preserved by the midwives.
My own adult daughter has always said that I could read her mind and finish her sentences as I always seemed to know ahead of time what she was going to say......it's uncanny to say the least.
I think it must run on the Italian side of my females.........not to say the Ukrainians didn't also have their own gifts. In doing my Italian genealogy I discovered that although these Roman Catholics went to mass faithfully, every day in some instances, they had their own "private shall we say" beliefs passed on by the ancestors....down the line.
My Ukrainian mom, even though born in 1911, was very open minded and read up on all the great religions and wisdom of the world. She allowed us to become free thinkers as well..........whereas my husband's Polish mom stuck strictly with her R.C. religion and even though any religion, in and of itself, involves some form of superstition, she had a more narrow thought process which didn't allow for any intuitive thought.