What You Don’t Realise about Creativity

 It's not about developing your mind to be creative. It involves allowing the mind to unwind and return to its original form.

This is why inspiration constantly strikes in the most ordinary circumstances.

Showering, driving, or simply strolling aimlessly are all activities that foster creativity because they allow the mind to settle into its basic simplicity.

The mind is a motion of consciousness in and of itself.

It affects the air like wind. a stream into the sea.

Every time an idea comes to mind, regardless of its substance, it is in and of itself an act of unadulterated creation.

Therefore, when we speak about conventional creativity, what we actually want to say is that we desire for very certain ideas to emerge in very definite patterns.

So that it has the capacity and openness to take any shape, we need our minds to be as relaxed as they possibly can be at such times.

You know the sensation you get when a location or someone's name is on the tip of your tongue?

Where you are aware that you are aware of something, but for some reason you are unable to access the word in your head to pronounce it?

That is an illustration of a time when the intellect is constrained.

a mind that has momentarily isolated itself from the full range of our conscious awareness.

And this shows that we are aware of things other than our immediate experiences.

Because we wouldn't be searching for the term we know is there if we weren't completely aware that it is there.

We strive to utter the word that is on the tip of our tongue even though it feels like we can't recall it because we are aware of it.

The mind begins to relax once we stop utilizing our minds so vigorously, and we realize, "Oh! I now recall! ”

1. Creativity is unknowable.

You can only understand creativity to the extent that you can perceive your own eyeballs as the creator of new things.

2. Creativity can not be trained.

How can something that cannot be known be trained?

We may exercise the creative body (the vehicle), and we can see creative expression (Art forms). This gives the impression that creativity is a skill that can be developed, yet it cannot. It is impossible to train an artist. only exposed. Simply put, this is because;

3. Creativity is our nature.

For us, being creative is as natural as the sun shining.

There is proof of this;

• Our capacity to flourish while creating art through trying circumstances.
• Our capacity for speaking accurately throughout difficult situations without anticipating our next words.

4. All it takes is the relaxation of effort.

It is often referred to as art, sometimes genius, and other times a masterpiece to describe this unrestrained expression of awareness or "our self."
So how do we become more imaginative?
Not us!
Our nature is to be creative. Our creativity will be hampered by anything we do to try to be more imaginative or come up with more original ideas.
Anything we try to increase the sun's brightness is for nothing.

5. Creativity is the consequence of consciousness expressing unrestricted.

It is often referred to as art, sometimes genius, and other times a masterpiece to describe this unrestrained expression of awareness or "our self."

The only thing left to do is learn to recognize and rest in our bare creative essence in order to voluntarily cleanse our inner palette or to dwell in that creative wellspring. referred to as "The unified conscious field of pure potentiality" by science.

Or, as Einstein said, "I go to my inner cosmic sense," when asked how he was able to assist thought experiments that were able to detect the presence of black holes.