Intuition

In this series of poem-essays, Fuller elaborates his notion that intuition is our most important faculty. He asserts that our metaphysical minds alone can conceptualize the nature of the Universe, noting key differences ses the mind and the physical brain. Our role in the Universe, says Fuller, is to use this uniquely human quality to develop long-range solutions for survival of life and the planet. Jntuztive approaches will lead us to avoid political expediency in favor of global cooperation. A new and updated edition of a classic. Intuition Contents Foreword by Norman Cousins Introduction by R. Buckminster Fuller Intuition — Metaphysical Mosaic Mistake Mystique Brain and Mind Love Two Versions of the Lord’s Prayer A blank verse expressing the idea that man must use his whole mind, intuition as well as reason, in order to fulfill his role in the universe. By R. Buckminster Fuller ; Foreword By Norman Cousins.