This is because a work of art is understood not by the mind only, but by the emotions and by the body itself.
Ursula K. Le Guin — Ursula on Writing: A Message about Messages
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This is because a work of art is understood not by the mind only, but by the emotions and by the body itself.
For the ancient Greeks it was a matter of course to weave the figures of the gods into their portrayals of historical events, for the gods were still near to them, experienced by them as living beings. Art was not possible without this realization of the Divine. In our time, however, the law of karma came before the eyes of spirit as a problem of k
... See moreRudolf Steiner • Guidance in Esoteric Training
Art and poetry transcend rationality and objectivity and put us in touch with the more important reality of our feelings and intuitions.
George Lakoff • Metaphors We Live By
