Reflections on Collective Imagination Practice

I was lucky enough to join the first in-person meet-up of the Collective Imagination Practice Community on Friday. We met at the stunning location of the Oxo Tower in London, which allowed us to spend time with the river, as part of the practice. The afternoon gave me a lot to reflect on in terms of my own practice and research. I decided to share these reflections back with the community in simple presentation format, with the invitation to continue exploring any or all of the threads that emerged.

References

• Moral Imagination, Implications of Cognitive Science for Ethics, Mark Johnson, 1993

• Holoflux: Codex, Form/Movement/Vision, inspired by David Bohm, Edited by Lee Nichol, 2022

• On Creativity, David Bohm, 1996

• Sharon Blackie, Mythic Imagination

• Biographia Literaria, Samuel Taylor Coleridge 1817

• LSD and the Mind of the Universe, Diamonds from Heaven, Christopher M. Bache, Ph.D., 2019