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| Annie Beaseant and Chales Leadbetter believed that thought forms were real and that their appearance and behaviour of particular kinds of thoughts was the same, no matter who they were emanating from. This project takes inspiration from the visual language and mystical thinking of Thought Forms, not because they really exist, but because it would be more interesting if they did. This project borrows the idea that thoughts could emanate from people and take on an energy of their own, but it rejects the idea that all thought forms are abstract, or that different peoples sad thoughts would take on the same colour, shape and behaviour. | Annie Beaseant and Chales Leadbetter believed that thought forms were real and that their appearance and behaviour of particular kinds of thoughts was the same, no matter who they were emanating from. This project takes inspiration from the visual language and mystical thinking of Thought Forms, not because they really exist, but because it would be more interesting if they did. This project borrows the idea that thoughts could emanate from people and take on an energy of their own, but it rejects the idea that all thought forms are abstract, or that different peoples sad thoughts would take on the same colour, shape and behaviour. | ||
| - | The Flunstellas project takes Beaseant’s idea of thoughts as visible things with their own agency, but explores it practically, | ||
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| - | Whereas Beasant and Leadbetter investigated the idea of thoughts being visible things with an agency of their own through mystical speculation, | ||
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