Insight in an Hour
The Museum of the Creative Process is a learning center identifying a new way of looking at art. The museum was founded by Dr. Albert Levis, author of the Formal Theory, to share his finding that the creative process is an innate scientific conflict resolution mechanism reflecting the unconscious. Insight in an hour introduces the concept of the creative process and the emotional education workshops delivered at the museum. We offer guided tours and workshops introducing the concepts of the new psychology through, art, history, and religion. Insight tours are by appointment held from 11 AM-12 PM, meeting at the Welcome Center located at the Wilburton Inn. The admission fee is $15 pp.
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The Insight in an Hour tour introduces the creative process as a scientific conflict resolution mechanism reflecting the unconscious. Instead of enjoying the aesthetics of individual pieces we focus on the evolution of art pieces as capturing the transformation of emotions along the conflict resolution process, reflecting the unconscious. This process has a structure and a function. The structure is an emotional dialectic, the function is resolving conflicts along four different types of conflict resolution. To introduce the concept we present the sculptural exhibit, retracing the evolution of religions, as the trail in the history of love. For rainy days we offer the introduction to the exhibits touring the Gorski Retrospective located in the Moral Science Project at Main Street 3814, across from the Taconic Hotel.
The objective is insight in recognizing the organization of emotions following laws of science. The significance of this process is pivotal in bridging art and science and in identifying the unconscious as a scientific and moral order phenomenon transforming psychology into the Science of Conflict Resolution, the Moral Science. This conceptualization is relevant in reconciling religions as as moral monopolies; they have discovered and sanctified the alternative ways of resolving conflict. We reconcile them into the science of morality.