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Creativity is a spiritual practice from "summary" of Walking on Water by Madeleine L'Engle

Creativity is a response to the Creator. It is a way of seeing, of being open to the wonder and mystery of the world around us. When we create, we are participating in the act of creation itself. We are co-creators with God, tapping into the divine spark within us. This is why creativity is a spiritual practice, a way of connecting with something greater than ourselves. When we engage in creative work, we are opening ourselves up to the possibility of transformation. We are allowing ourselves to be changed by the process of creation. As we create, we are not only shaping the world around us, but also shaping ourselves. We are becoming more fully who we are meant to be, more fully human. Creativity is also a way of bearing witness to the beauty and brokenness of the world. Through our creative work, we can shine a light on the darkness, bringing healing and hope to those around us. We can use our art to speak truth to power, to challenge the status quo, to imagine a different way of being in the world. In this way, creativity is a form of prayer. It is a way of communing with the divine, of seeking guidance and inspiration from the Source of...
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    Walking on Water

    Madeleine L'Engle

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