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Lynch advises the idea is everything. Stick to the original idea as your reference point and everything will flow. Keep asking along the way, "Does this feel like the original idea?" If it does, you are on the right track.
He encourages the artist to trust in the unified field. If everything is actually unified, no need to worry about how disparate elements relate to each other. Eventually the key will appear that connects everything to the whole. In other words, do not sweat it if you have fragments. They will come together as a whole if you keep collecting fragments and keep consulting the feel of the original idea.
His testimony about meditation intrigues me. The meditation itself does not produce ideas, but it enhances your state of being, brings happiness, to such a degree that the ideas are able to flow. Being angry or stressed is deadly for ideas.
He encourages the artist to trust in the unified field. If everything is actually unified, no need to worry about how disparate elements relate to each other. Eventually the key will appear that connects everything to the whole. In other words, do not sweat it if you have fragments. They will come together as a whole if you keep collecting fragments and keep consulting the feel of the original idea.
His testimony about meditation intrigues me. The meditation itself does not produce ideas, but it enhances your state of being, brings happiness, to such a degree that the ideas are able to flow. Being angry or stressed is deadly for ideas.