Tag Archives: imagination
Some Background
Some Background In my last post, I introduced you to my inner child, Beth. Now, I’d like to back up and explain how that scenario became possible. While being a stay-at-home mother, I did a great deal of reading, much … Continue reading
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Tagged Creativity, emotions, encounter, fear, gift, imagination, inner child, secret garden, wild things
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Creativity Challenge Day 13
Creativity Challenge 13 The Challenge here is to use your creative talent to bring light into the current distress in the world around you, in whatever form that talent takes. Please remember that we are reaching out to a world … Continue reading
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Tagged Creativity Challenge, envision, imagination, possible, powerful tool, reality, wish
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Journey Stone #80
Journey Stone #80 Imagination Without boundaries. Limited only by individual choices and willingness to explore possibilities. May also be curtailed by personal acceptance and trust. Ability to see beyond curve of current horizons. Can be both negative and positive, will … Continue reading
Creativity Closet: The Why of It
Why create a Creativity Closet? Especially if one doesn’t believe that one is particularly creative? Imagination exists for lots of reasons, but it is the key element in growth and the forward movement known as progress. If we can … Continue reading
Inspirational Source
When I first stumbled into the concept of a Creativity Closet, I had no real idea of what I might be getting myself into. As I said, in my last post, it was a spontaneous image and I could … Continue reading
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Tagged archetypes, creating protection, Creativity Closet, happened upon objects, imagination, Inspirational Source, limitless, personal experience, Personal Mythology, synchronicity, wild creatures
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The Wild Child
In response to Claudette’s weekly writing challenge #12: Inspire http://claudetteellinger.wordpress.com/ About fifteen years ago, when my middle daughter was still in high school and working part-time in the evenings, she came home from work exhausted, one night, and was complaining … Continue reading
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Tagged communication, coping mechanisms, cornerstone, creative energies, daily writing regimen, DID, discovery, feral children, Genie, imagination, inspiration, investigation, Jodie Foster, language skills, linguists, Multiples, Mythology, Nell, priceless, psychological issues, researchers, retardation, Romulus and Remus, sociology class, spontaneous imaging, survival, the Wild Thing, the Wolf Boy, tied up, weekly writing challenge, Wild Child
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Holes in The Soul
She pictures the broken glass pictures the steam pictures a soul with no leak at the seam __Peter Gabriel Mercy Street Several months ago, I told my counselor about a dream I’d had many years ago, in … Continue reading
Posted in associations, Biography, change, changing the end of the story, Connections, Creativity, Dreams, grief, pain, story, Waking Dreams, wild thing
Tagged changing the end of the story, counselor, dream language, Dream Work, Dreams, emotional, fabric and material, holes in the soul, imagery, imagination, imaging, life experiences, mental, Mercy Street, pain, Peter Gabriel, physical, solutions, spiritual, subconscious mind, techniques, Therapy, visualization, wild things, wilderness
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A Tiger Named Pain
Writer’s Island Prompt #10 “MOST AMAZING EXPERIENCE” Pain is the shell that encloses your understanding. __Kahlil Gibran Thirty-plus years ago, I gave birth to my fourth and last child. She was beautiful and healthy, but I seemed to be in almost … Continue reading
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Tagged boulder, Carl Gustav Jung, college, exhaustion, fear, guided imagery, guru, imagination, imaging, inner space, Kahlil Gibran, lessons, pain, questions, rabbi riddles, refuel, relax, Rheumatoid Arthritis, secret place, teaching, Tiger, tomes, warm bath, wild flowers
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Map of Awareness
In a recent blog, I used the phrase map of awareness, and its been circling around inside my head ever since. I’m not aware of having ever used the phrase before, so it intrigues me that it sort of … Continue reading
Posted in change, child, Creativity, learning process, Map of Awareness, Personal Story, questions, Record, Steps In Learning, story, Subjectivity, wild thing
Tagged 2nd step in learning process, birth of Wild Thing, change, Creativity, desperate, forming personality, imagination, injured brain, journal pages, know vs aware, Map of Awareness, mile-markers, notebook, Record, sensory input, terms
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