The definition of the word create is to originate; to bring into being from nothing; to cause to exist. Ever since the beginning of time, there has been a creative process taking place within our universe. The planets were created and then life forms were created to live within our universe by our supernatural spiritual creator.
The life forms then created religions in order to understand their spiritual creator. Next complicated social and political societies were created in order for the humans and animals to live peacefully. We are all citizens of a certain country but we are also citizens of our Mother Earth and Father Sky and the total universe.
Life today is a result of the creative process. We are all creative spiritual beings and we need to discover and then explore the creativity that is inside all of us. It is within that creative center source where all of our skills and talents are stored. For many people their creativity is hidden and is waiting to be discovered.
Many people are not in touch with their creative inner self. Through personal inner growth and discovery we can get in touch with our true authentic self and our creative self.
We can then express our creativity in a positive manner for our own personal good and for the good of the entire universe.
It is a wonderful life experience to get in touch with your creativity center and your center of creativity.
There is no creative process outside of brains. When a species starts some new activity, either by accident or by force from the outside (often a genetic defect with a positive outcome) it is creation. Humans are the most creative, constantly changing their behavior to improve their survival, through invention and inspiration. As a result, strangely, we have created something we call a "creator" to try to explain why the are so creative. Very strange, indeed. Why don't we just acknowledge that we are creative? Probably because if we make a mistake in our creation, we won't be blamed for it. We can always blame the creator as being outside of our brains. He did it, I didn't.
Note: Since my husband's cancer surgery 4/25/05, this book content has been integrated into the public speaking content for audiences interested in a sassy approach to personal and/or community awareness events. Another chapbook on intimate love poet
Ron