Cool. I got that impression--about her intense passion. You know what? I think I'm going to try her index card visualization technique.
It reminds me of a concept Alan Watts once described in his latter years. He suggested that it might be more advantageous to view time as flowing FROM the FUTURE and into the present.
From this perspective, we can pretend that our ideal future has already happened--it's already been written somewhere. He have but to Flow into it. This is a great view, because it takes a lot of emphasis off of the reasoning mind--having to ponder and weigh the right decisions. Instead, the Intuition lights up and takes over.
When I was dabbling in Taoism, I used to constantly ask myself the question, "what is the next right thing (to do)?" Though I always came up with a good answer...my reasoning faculty supplied it. Apparently, it's a hundred times better if this question is implanted in the brain to run on automatic without conscious knowledge.
Sort of reminds of the Michaelango statue thing where the statue is there inside the marble, all ye need do is chip away the outside pieces and voila.
ACTUALLY, I could further relate this to the fibonacci loops you were describing in Automatic Pilot. Paul Scheele seem to have us carve out the future in the same sense. Almost creating the future from the present. Then just effortlessly flowing into it--no reason, just flow.
The visualization cards, the Alan Watts method, Michaelango, the Fibonacci loops... all the same concept? hmmm.
Connections everywhere!
peace and light,
brian
