Creativity šŖ
We might start off by paraphrasing Oscar Wildeās poem, substituting the word āArtā for āLoveā.
Art will fly if held too lightly,
Art will die if held too tightly,
Lightly, tightly, how do I know
Whether Iām holding or letting Art go?
Ray Bradbury ā¢ Zen in the Art of Writing
Questions to work with when inviting the sacred into your writing practice:
- Prepare your space. Clear the space physically, mentally, and energetically. Is there room for new ideas to come to you, when the area around you is occupied? Bring in objects that will support your practice. I like to light a candle, burn Tibetan incense, put on music that
RÅ«ta ŽemÄugovaitÄ ā¢ Writing as Architecting the Space for the Sacred in Other's Mind
EAMES: The Architect and The Painter - Trailer
youtube.comThe object isnāt to make art,
itās to be in that wonderful state
which makes art inevitable.
Robert Henri
Rick Rubin ā¢ The Creative Act
Flow