The Confident Creative

It’s not that I hadn’t been spiritual in the past but through deeper connection with meditation I came to understand more fully the nature of connection and the idea of detachment.

Then, some years on, I began to study yoga and, at the same time, energy medicine

En route, I’d met my own impasses and discovered the way through them.

until I began to teach drawing at a new art center on the fringe of Boston on Saturday mornings. I’d been an artist all my life and made my entire living from art for more than 25 years.

The more conscious we become, the more we can create and manifest in this world. It

may design innovative programs for the computer or start a brilliant business that creates an excellent product and provides a living for others.

We may take photographs, or plant a garden, or cook, or write poetry. We may paint or sculpt or draw. We may choose our clothes with care, even flair, or design our home in a way that gives pleasure.

we can all be “artists.” We are all inherently creative.

Many of us want to be artists in one way or another. We want to capture the freedom we experienced as children and give form to the invisible.

Some of us may lose contact with our creative selves to the point where we come to rely almost entirely on rational, linear thinking. M