Source http://dailycupofyoga.com/2017/06/02/not-a-creative-person-meditation-will-change-that/
By Paul Harrison
Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up.” – Pablo Picasso.
Creative people. They’re the rock stars, authors, and artists of the world. They’re the ones we look up to for their imagination and their talent.
They’re special, aren’t they? Those creative artists who create the music, books, and art we turn to when we want to dream.
I remember the first time I went to La Louvre in Paris, one of the most impressive art galleries in the world. A teenage art nerd, I couldn’t help but fall in love. I ogled the works of artists like Gericault and Da Vinci. They were people born to create works of creative genius.
As an author, I dreamed that one day I might create works that would be one hundredth the creative brilliance of those paintings adorning the walls of France’s most important gallery.
But where Da Vinci and Gericault were born for creative brilliance, I was not. Most of us are not. Right?
If we were born with creative talent we would surely know about it, wouldn’t we? Talent like that couldn’t be hiding somewhere, unbeknownst to us. Could it?
But what if creative talent isn’t reserved for just the lucky few? What if creative tale…
Source http://dailycupofyoga.com/2017/06/02/not-a-creative-person-meditation-will-change-that/
By Paul Harrison
Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up.” – Pablo Picasso.
Creative people. They’re the rock stars, authors, and artists of the world. They’re the ones we look up to for their imagination and their talent.
They’re special, aren’t they? Those creative artists who create the music, books, and art we turn to when we want to dream.
I remember the first time I went to La Louvre in Paris, one of the most impressive art galleries in the world. A teenage art nerd, I couldn’t help but fall in love. I ogled the works of artists like Gericault and Da Vinci. They were people born to create works of creative genius.
As an author, I dreamed that one day I might create works that would be one hundredth the creative brilliance of those paintings adorning the walls of France’s most important gallery.
But where Da Vinci and Gericault were born for creative brilliance, I was not. Most of us are not. Right?
If we were born with creative talent we would surely know about it, wouldn’t we? Talent like that couldn’t be hiding somewhere, unbeknownst to us. Could it?
But what if creative talent isn’t reserved for just the lucky few? What if creative tale…
What Do You Think?
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