Conversations about intuition series

In 2005 the Life Science Foundation sponsored three dialogue events focused on the application of intuition in health care, science, education, business, and sustainability.

The first event in the series was held May 7, 2005 on the Foundation’s beautiful property in Excelsior, MN.  Outstanding leaders, primarily from the Twin Cities Metro area, were invited to converse, explore, and imagine intuition’s influence in their personal lives and professional fields. 

Two more Conversations About Intuition summer and fall events were held at the University of Minnesota and the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum, respectively.  Topics included

• how intuition can be used in health care settings
• the role intuition plays in the acquisition of knowledge
• the historical exploration of consciousness
• intuition’s influence in scientific discoveries and applications
• intuitive leadership
• how intuition can be represented successfully by the media.

At the Fall 2005 event, leaders participated in a collective intelligence exercise focusing on a proposed conference. Their suggestions are being considered in the formulation of a 2007 Symposium.
The Life Science Foundation expresses gratitude for all those who gave their time, energy, and ideas to these events.