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What is Creativity

What is Creativity
Excerpt from Conscious Creativity Book



Conscious Creativity; Mindfulness Meditations

Nataša Nuit Pantović

Creative Thinking as Divine Inspiration or Human Trait

It took some time for the humanity to accept ‘creativity’ as a possible human ‘trait’.



It was during the Renaissance that creativity was first seen, not as a matter of divine inspiration, but as a gift of a great learned man to imitate God’s ability to create. As Prometheus stole the fire of the Gods and brought it to the mankind, humanity needed to steal the secret of ‘creation’ from Gods and understand its essence.

Creative Thinking and Learning the Skill of Creativity

Creativity refers to the invention of any new thing that has value. Someone creative has the ability to learn from traditional ideas and create new ones.



To be creative we have to choose to be different from everyone else...

For the full excerpt please check the Publisher website, Nataša Pantović Nuit Books What is Creativity

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Published on October 01, 2017 04:07 • Tags: alchemy-of-love, alchemy-of-soul, book, conscious-creativity, conscious-life, consciousness, course, creative-being, creative-thinking, creativity, creativity-books, excerpt, inspirational, mind, mindfulness, mindfulness-training, nataša, nonfiction, nuit, pantović, what, what-is-creativity

How to exercise mindfulness

How to exercise mindfulness

"Mindfulness works with continuous awareness of body, breath; feelings, thoughts, intentions. Our state of mind, our positive or negative attitude towards the world, is closely related to our experiences of happiness or suffering. mindfulness is awareness of everything that is happening in the moment of 'Now'. Mindfulness is a self development technique that will change the focus of our mind towards happiness..."

To read the full Mindful Being Book Excerpt please check the Publishers blog How to exercise mindfulness

Ok, clearly Booklikes is still around, so the recent downtime was apparently temporary. I would just like to tell my friends, if I haven't already, that I'm also on Litsy, LibraryThing, Goodreads and Lbib. I'm also on Wordpress and Dreamwidth, but I never post any reviews on Wordpress. I do post the same reviews on Dreamwidth that I post here though, so if you're there you're welcome to friend me there too. I'm also on Facebook, but I don't post any reviews there either.

https://www.litsy.com/web/user/Ilirwen

https://se.librarything.com/profile/Ilirwen

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/1199334

I'm Ilirwen on Libib too, but I'm not sure if there's a profile page as such.

https://crimsoncorundum.dreamwidth.org/

Got my vote on again.

Mystery was tougher for me since I really loved Ruth Ware and enjoyed the latest Louise Penny. Went for Ware though. 

Best historical fiction, I went for Diane Setterfield. Can't help it, loved that book.

Goodreads started glitching on me though so that is as far as I got. 

You should definitely vote if you haven't had a chance yet. 

It took me a while to update, but decided that since my report finally went out (thank all the literary gods out there) I do some housekeeping today!

-Blue

I have been having a blast reading for the Horror Aficionados 2019 A-Z Challenge. I think though I may have to change a few books out to fit the rules though. Just 7 books that I may have reads for to replace. I just need to go through my read books for the year again. 

Rules: Read a book whose title starts with each letter of the alphabet. IE: 1 Book whose title starts with A, one whose title starts with B, etc...

For the letters Q, X, Y and Z the book title does not need to START with these letters, but must contain them. 

 A- An American Marriage

B-Big Sexy Love

C-Chosen Prey

D-  Dry Hard

E-Evidence of the Affair

F-The Dark Tower: Fall of Gilead

G-Gossip Girl

H-Husband Material

I-If Beale Street Could Talk

J-J Is For Judgement

K-Kiss

L-Lisey's Story

M-Mortal Prey

N-Nightingale

O-Once Upon a River

P-Phantom Prey

Q-A Question of Holmes

R-Rachel's Holiday

S-Sleeping Beauties

T-Three Girls and a Leading Man

U-Until You, by Judith McNaught (I actually have this on my shelf)

V-Void Moon

W-Watermelon

X-X Marks the Scot (Bad Boys of the Highlands #2) by Victoria Roberts (The cover was awesome LOL).

Y-You

Z- The Zookeeper's Wife by Diane Ackerman

The last thing I needed after a day at work that was filled with a lot of stupidity was some random person leaving a idiotic comment on a review on GR. 

Why on earth did I even check...

I'm burying my head inside a book. Maybe with some wine on the side. 

See ya'll tomorrow.