Creativity
Creativity is a gift that all of us have. We each need to learn how to best express it. We need to discover what expressions of our creativity fill us up and bring us joy.
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Article | Author |
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The Power of Creativity to Connect You with Your Guidance | Dr. Margaret Paul |
Supporting Your Creativity and Imagination | Dr. Margaret Paul |
Everyday Creativity | Dr. Margaret Paul |
Your Imagination Can Take You Where Knowledge Cannot Go | Dr. Margaret Paul |
The Difference between Daydreaming and Imagining | Dr. Margaret Paul |
What if Audubon Had Done His Day Job? | Nancy Swisher |
Do You See The Obstacle Or The Goal? | Margaret Paul, Ph.D. |
Does Your Morning Routine Support Your Creativity? | Margaret Paul, Ph.D. |
Discover Your Art! | Suzi Korsak |
Vision Collage: An Alternative to New Year's Resolutions! | Dana Wilde |
Touch Drawing for Healing, Insight, and Self-Expression | Dana Wilde |
The Buddha Board | Dana Wilde |
Recovering Our Creativity is Serious Business | Dana Wilde |
Express Your Spirit in 2009 | nancys |
My Life With Toddlers | Kate Reardon CEIS, LICSW |
Why Get A (Creative) Life? | Dana Wilde |
The Importance of Creative Time | Dr. Margaret Paul |
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Daily Inspiration
How much of your behavior with others is to try to control getting love, approval or sympathy, or to control avoiding anger and disapproval? How often do you whine, complain, pout, explain, defend, debate, attack, judge, threaten, blame, withdraw, shame, and so on? You will always want to get approval or avoid disapproval when you are not being loving to yourself. Today, notice this without judgement, with curiosity and compassion for this controlling, wounded part of you.
By Dr. Margaret Paul