When Thoughts Wear Costumes
Recently I came across a poem I wrote last year after a childhood memory of Mr Benn sparked an unexpected reflection on thoughts, costumes, and awareness. Read more
Recently I came across a poem I wrote last year after a childhood memory of Mr Benn sparked an unexpected reflection on thoughts, costumes, and awareness. Read more
Flow appears when we stop forcing and start following. When we are pulled by what wants to emerge, effort turns into ease.
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Some things can’t be explained, they can only be felt. Essence often lives in the pause before understanding, quietly shaping what we create.
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Cézanne said, “Painting from nature is not copying the object, it is realizing sensations.” When we live from that same space, life itself becomes art.
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When we’re fully present to what brings us alive, it’s no longer about what we’re doing — it’s about being in it.
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Not every dream arrives grand and urgent, some drift in quietly, waiting for you to notice.
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What if, despite what we sometimes believe, there’s a naturalness to creativity?
Not just in paint and poetry, but in the way we can approach solving problems, connect with others, or see the world differently.
What if art isn’t something separate from us, but something we’re already part of?
>Nature doesn’t try to impress. It just expresses.
And maybe, so can we, when we’re not caught up in trying too hard.
The quote of the day is: “Creativity is energy being put to work in a constructive fashion.” (Frank Barron) Frank Barron (1922–2002) was an American psychologist and professor renowned for his pioneering research on creativity and personality. He dedicated much of his career to understanding the nature of creativity, exploring how it manifests in individuals, … Read more