A Glimpse of Seeing
A Glimpse of Seeing
A Glimpse of Seeing

A Glimpse of Seeing

"Seeing is admitting what you know. Love is the light by which you see. The quality of your life is dependent upon the quality of action."


If you find yourself bumping into things in a dark room, you could... turn on the light! The Glimpse of Seeing is the light switch of life.

This 15-week course provides you with the tools to see more clearly and the opportunity to use them; to shine a bright light on your life and all that happens in it. Honing your ability to see life as it happens enables you to play your hand better and enjoy life more.


By analyzing common media forms like movies, television, advertising, and poetry, in addition to your own life and the lives of your buddies in the course, you will develop a more objective way of seeing yourself and the world around you.


There is homework for each session - done alone and collaboratively. Weekly writing assignments will serve to refine your ability to see.


"Seeing is the portal to creativity, intimacy, confidence, and more fun."


A Glimpse of Seeing is presented over the course of 15 weeks with one course session/week + homework.


The length of time for each session is typically three hours.


Students may anticipate spending approximately 5 or 6 hours per week on assignments outside the class.


The following prerequisites are required for this course:


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