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Thinking
is Creative and Feeling is its motor.
Van Gogh
was a person of intense feelings. And with his intense feelings, he
painted as no other and inspired many others to follow. I have been
deeply touched by Van Gogh. I went to Amsterdam twice to see his original
paintings and be in his presence. Speaking as an artist, I can understand
when someone can travel multi-dimensionally and touch deep within
ones own passion. The base of understanding is not to be afraid to
feel. Feeling is the motor of creativity. We have seen the difference
when a meal is cooked with feelings of love or anger, or a gift given
with feeling, or a smile expressed with feeling. The Shaman who worked
with creating rain for his drought-ridden region did it by feeling
the rain on his face, feeling the rain mix with the earth and feeling
the wet earth between his toes.
Our society is restrictive
when it comes to feelings. We often hesitate to express our feelings
because of what others will think. “There is nothing either
good or bad but thinking makes it so”. -Hamlet-Shakespeare “Man
is what he believes”. -Anton Chekhov “All
that we are is the result of what we have thought”. -Dhammapada “If
then we want to change, we must begin by changing the way we think”.
- Dr. Deepak Chopra “A
multi-dimensional view of reality is that humans can influence physical
reality. Mind over matter". - Dr. Tiller, Physics Scientist Thinking
begins the creative process. Feeling is the motor that manifests your
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