Getting Creative
Another amazing thing that happens to you after you start meditating regularly is that your creativity increases. I used to think that you are either born creative or you're not, but after I started to meditate I saw a different side of the story.| Really, you are creative naturally, and without any special training. You just have to let yourself relax and hold off on judging the outcome of your work for one little moment, and you will see something start to happen. There are numerous stories of people who suddenly started singing, dancing, designing, painting, playing an instrument - and with a surprising level of mastery. But not only that! This creativity starts spreading to every part of your life, and it shows itself in practically everything you do. In my work, I was starting to think out of the box and found myself constantly delivering fresh creative solutions in all sorts of subjects. How does it happen? There is a certain mechanism behind it: the second energy center controls our creativity as a basic principle of our subtle system. A meditation, along with some simple vibrational treatments sets free tremendous creative potential and gives success to your overall performance in every sphere of life. |
When I started this particular meditation at the age of 20, I was just an averagely intelligent girl, nothing more. After some time, and without any particular effort, I started writing poems, songs, painting, dancing and finding inventive solutions to different kinds of problems. My sister also found herself experiencing a tremendous creativity boost after she started meditation. Despite the mediocrity she displayed at school, she ended up diving into this new creativity and starting a career as an opera singer. If you want to try this out, you can use some simple treatments for this Creativity Energy Center such as footsoaking and an ice pack on the liver and see the results for yourself. Hear what Nicki Wells, a professional singer says about creativity and meditation :Meditation and creativity |
