Julia Cameron on the Creative Life

Tuesday, May 7, 2013

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Julia Cameron on the Creative Life

All children are artists. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up.

- Pablo Picasso -

Julia Cameron on the Creative Life

"Time is like a river. We wash our bones like stones. Time is not the answer. Time is not the quest. Time is where we journey while we learn the rest. Washing in the river of the self." Over twenty years after publishing "The Artist's Way", a bestseller guide to bringing out one's creative self, author Julia Cameron has taken many risks. In this interview with Sounds True, she speaks courageously of her own risks -- and why risk taking is a necessary part of the creative process. { read more }

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Take a page from "The Artist's Way" and practice writing a morning page.


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How Imagination Shapes Reality

Monday, May 6, 2013

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How Imagination Shapes Reality

Everything you can imagine is real.

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How Imagination Shapes Reality

Have you ever imagined something so vivid, so profoundly tangible and seemingly a part of you, that you weren't sure if it was a dream or reality? Well, it may just be both! Novelist and writing teacher, Gabriel Cohen, unites science and spirituality, and provides insight on how "a growing body of research supports what spiritual contemplatives have known for millennia -- that the human capacity for imagination not only shapes our minds, but also weaves the fabric of reality itself." { read more }

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Today, use your imagination as a tool to transform a negative experience or thought into a positive one.


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Trees: The Alternative Cathedral

Sunday, May 5, 2013

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Trees: The Alternative Cathedral

Stand still. The trees ahead and bushes beside you are not lost. Wherever you are is called Here, And you must treat it as a powerful stranger, Must ask permission to know it and be known.

- David Wagoner -

Trees: The Alternative Cathedral

When I feel off-balance, shaken by the blows of life or mired in the inertia of not caring, I seek contact with nature, which I call a primary source of re-centering. Contact with nature offers a gift of presence, helping us to open up to the world around us, rather than pursue distracting thoughts or emotions. Even for an urban dweller, walking in a park fills one with a sense of one's roots in the natural world, an experience beneficial to all of us. Seashore, mountains, meadows, woods and desert all invite us to discover our own nature in theirs, to meet their presence with our own. But trees hold a special presence." This author's prose-poem on trees shares more. { read more }

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This week you could look at any aspect of nature with new eyes: as a force for centering yourself.


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Caught on Russian Dashboard Cameras!

Saturday, May 4, 2013

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Caught on Russian Dashboard Cameras!

Do your little bit of good where you are; it's those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world.

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Caught on Russian Dashboard Cameras!

In Russia, many motorists have dashboard cameras to record their driving and ensure justice in accident claims. Every so often though, they capture something unexpectedly beautiful -- like people helping others to cross the street, or get up from a fall or out of a jam -- despite rain, snow, and traffic. Some even put their own lives at risk. Check out this video of Russian drivers expressing their compassion through small acts of kindness! { read more }

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Go out and do something nice today! And if you notice someone stuck on the road, lend them a hand.


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