Actually, (you made me take pause and think about this) fear still triggers imagination, and imagination is still 'creativity'. Constructive creativity comes from utilising from the imagination and choosing ones response carefully and cautiously. We cannot avoid creativity in the process of thinking. Thinking in itself is creativity or rather, imagination (which most thoughts are) is creativity, but constructive creativity is to utilise/use selected information from that to implement into day to day life to serve causes. The greatest lesson is not to allow imagination to hinder ones self and that proves to be difficult for many people. Creativity can be constructive or deconstructive/limiting and restricting, or propelling and progressive. From my experience, meditation equips us to 'eat the fruit and spit out the pips'
Thank you very much for your simple explanation.
Thank you Master🙏🙏🙏
Actually, (you made me take pause and think about this) fear still triggers imagination, and imagination is still 'creativity'. Constructive creativity comes from utilising from the imagination and choosing ones response carefully and cautiously. We cannot avoid creativity in the process of thinking. Thinking in itself is creativity or rather, imagination (which most thoughts are) is creativity, but constructive creativity is to utilise/use selected information from that to implement into day to day life to serve causes. The greatest lesson is not to allow imagination to hinder ones self and that proves to be difficult for many people. Creativity can be constructive or deconstructive/limiting and restricting, or propelling and progressive. From my experience, meditation equips us to 'eat the fruit and spit out the pips'
Thanks, 🦋
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