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For those who have talented six-year-olds who can draw well, but lose their . . .
let’s say composure when they draw something, and it doesn’t look exactly like what they’re trying to draw.
Perfectionism at any age can be so daunting.
Buy a used Modern Art book and show them how you can recognize something even if it’s not exactly real looking.
They will even put it in a book.
Works wonders.
As we went through the book one of the pictures was a nude by Picasso. He looked at me in shock and spoke. “He doesn’t even have her things in the right place!”
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Author: Kevin Burleson
My wife Cheryl and I live in St. Joseph, Missouri. She is retired and watches three of our 12 grandchildren and 1 greatgrandchild. I work as a maintenance man at Highland Community College in Highland, Kansas.
I have a BA in Art with an emphasis in ceramics.
I am a second degree Reiki practitioner and BQH (Beyond Quantum Healing) practitioner.
I started writing spiritual related posts in 2018 and started sharing them on a few different Facebook sites.
This site is to consolidate and re-share them.
It is also to share short stories based on images seen while in meditation.
My hopes are that it will inspire others to use the powerful tool of visualisation to enhance their spiritual journey.
Thank you.
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