by Susann Suprenant, Ph.D
A creative impulse exists in all of us as a part of being human. Yet many of us feel that whatever creativity we may have had as children (and we were creative, yes!) was tucked away long ago beneath responsibilities, blocks, and insecurities. It's as though the artist within us has been sleeping for many years and then, as we begin to live more mindfully and grow in awareness, this inner artist begins to stir. But how to wake from such a deep slumber?
A creative impulse exists in all of us as a part of being human. Yet many of us feel that whatever creativity we may have had as children (and we were creative, yes!) was tucked away long ago beneath responsibilities, blocks, and insecurities. It's as though the artist within us has been sleeping for many years and then, as we begin to live more mindfully and grow in awareness, this inner artist begins to stir. But how to wake from such a deep slumber?
