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Embrace the magic and mystery of creativity from "summary" of Big Magic (deluxe) by Elizabeth Gilbert
Creativity is not just a skill or a talent that some lucky people are born with. It is a force of nature, a powerful and mysterious energy that flows through all of us. When we open ourselves up to this force, when we allow ourselves to be receptive to its magic and mystery, amazing things can happen. Creativity is not something that can be controlled or predicted. It is a wild and unpredictable force that has a mind of its own. We cannot force creativity to come to us, but we can create the right conditions for it to flourish. We can cultivate a sense of openness and curiosity, a willingness to explore and experiment without fear of failure. When we embrace the magic and mystery of creativity, we open ourselves up to a world of infinite possibilities. We allow ourselves to be guided by our intuition and our instincts, rather than our rational minds. We trust in the process, knowing that creativity has its own intelligence and its own agenda. Creativity is not a means to an end, but an end in itself. It is a way of connecting with the world around us, of expressing ourselves and our unique perspective. When we embrace the magic and mystery of creativity, we tap into a source of inspiration that is limitless and inexhaustible. We become co-creators with the universe, participating in the ongoing process of creation and discovery. Creativity is not something that can be possessed or owned. It is a gift that is given freely, a blessing that is bestowed upon us when we are open and receptive. When we embrace the magic and mystery of creativity, we become conduits for this energy, channels through which it can flow and manifest in the world. We become vessels for beauty and truth, for wonder and awe.
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