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NewZine Archives : 2012 : February 14 – Falling in Love
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| February 14, 2012 • Falling in Love |
 Q: Why is creativity important to you? A: Creativity is a validation of being alive. It is my 'mark' . . . my 'I am' statement. Creativity is alive in my blood — it is how I see things when I walk, or drive. I don't just see things, I see imaginings, sparks for the next creative project. . . . I find that the process of 'creating' is a meditative process for me, soothing, and re-energizing at the same time.
~ Sherri Snyder, Artist, Psychotherapist |
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Quoteworthy
"I believe that as we do our own work, as we heal ourselves, we can help to heal the world."
~ Shakti Gawain
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Valentine's Gift to You »
Includes a set of three free printable painted dusty rose poetry bookmarks. |
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Flavours of Thought
Falling in Love
By Tom Evans
Occasions: Loving yourself; Loving the work you do; Finding your soul mate.
Write-Brain Exercises
Day 18: ONE SILL A BULL
By Bonnie Neubauer
Kick-start your creative 'riding' by lassoing in on one-syllable words.
20 Questions | Answer the Questions »
Go Where the Energy is
By Deonne Kahler
(Writer, Photographer, Business Owner) Everything I’ve wanted to do in life I’ve made happen based on two questions: 1. What the heck? and 2. What’s the worst-case scenario?
Know What You're Passionate About
By Judith Westerfield
(Therapeutic Creative Expression Facilitator) Don't do anything that takes this much time and commitment unless you are passionate about the subject. Otherwise, you will resent it, burn out, and ultimately fail.
Today Is Thine: Tempus Fugit
By Peter Clothier
. . . It touches me that so much thought and care was devoted to these expressions of friendship; I compare them in my mind to the hasty emails and text messages we exchange, these days, or of our yearbook cliches and our Facebook friends, and it seems to me that we have sacrificed something important along the way.
Living in the Light Q & A
By Shakti Gawain
Q: The original edition of Living In The Light was published, 25 years ago, how are the ideas in your book important today?
Ring of Truth Writing and Editing
By Ralph Dranow
Clearing away the weeds in a cluttered garden allows the real flowers to stand out and breathe more freely.
Forced Creativity Combinations for the Arts
By Edward Glassman, PhD
Remember that a new idea is like a seed; you don't know how it will turn out until you allow it to mature a little. |
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