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Manning, Matthew - The Link - 33 Automatic drawing experiments - Leonardo da Vinci

Identifier

011233

Type of Spiritual Experience

Background

A description of the experience

The Link – Matthew Manning

It might well be asked, do I ask these artists questions in English or their own language? How do I ask Albrecht Durer to draw through me, for example? He was not only German, but also died in 1628, meaning that he spoke "old-German" rather than contemporary German. Leonardo da Vinci was Italian and died in 1529.

Whenever I do these automatic drawings, and want a particular artist, I just concentrate all my thoughts on the artist. I think of nothing else but the artist concerned. I am not in any trance state and perfectly aware of everything going on around me. However, I have been blind-folded on occasions and the results were often very sub-standard, which I find curious. Why, if these drawings are executed automatically, can I not produce good work without the use of my eyes?

The source of the experience

Manning, Matthew

Concepts, symbols and science items

Symbols

Science Items

Activities and commonsteps

Activities

Suppressions

Being a child
Brain damage

Commonsteps

References