The art of meeting in facilitation
The contexts of encounters are welcomed for a relational quality. The encounter between cultures forces one to step outside of one's own habits and most deeply held beliefs.
Publish at August 03 2022 Updated August 03 2022
In the possibilities of carte blanche, I always prefer the one of craft, the one that dances with a whirlwind of ideas, the one that leads to a huge expansive and creative wave with multiple techniques and made possible by becoming skilled with our own hands.
The wellbeing sought in personal and professional life is often closer than we imagined! Manual tasks provide such a sense of well-being in our brains that even the perception of time comes out altered in our favor.
While in intellectual trades we move information, in manual trades it is our whole being that moves from the reward of endorphins by what is being created to the gain of a finer intuition of our true nature, knowing how to be and how to do.
Manual professions respond to the quest for meaning of many who do not find themselves in the immediacy and voracity of a world of everything disposable.
With artisans and those who practice manual trades, one finds a tenfold joy that makes them say, "I do a great job, I make people happy," collects Magali Perruchini, who went to meet exciting new artisans, her book is a great inspirational gem.
Since I was a little girl, I've been fascinated by everything, and the carte blanche is my favorite of all the cards. I discover myself sometimes a hairdresser, sometimes a seamstress, sometimes a decorator etcetera, all humbly as an amateur.
If round brilliant diamonds have 57 facets, why not do the same and not limit ourselves but experiment and discover our different talents and possibilities as we please? What do you say?
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