airfrogusmc wrote in post #18508573
When we're young children we are all creative. Then there are those that tell us to stop day dreaming. Color in the lines. Follow the rules. And we are taught to suppress our creative thought or right brain and we learn logical thought and we expand out left brain. We need balance, both, but you see it in education and other areas the first things to go are the creative classes in school (art, music, etc) and the creative fields in corporations. We can all learn to tap the right creative side more but it comes from things like day dreaming and not following the herd and rules. The book I mentioned really helped me years ago.
When we're young children we are all creative. Then there are those that tell us to stop day dreaming. Color in the lines. Follow the rules. And we are taught to suppress our creative thought or right brain and we learn logical thought and we expand out left brain. We need balance, both, but you see it in education and other areas the first things to go are the creative classes in school (art, music, etc) and the creative fields in corporations. We can all learn to tap the right creative side more but it comes from things like day dreaming and not following the herd and rules. The book I mentioned really helped me years ago.
I couldn’t agree with you more, this is what happened to me, up until my 20s, I could see the beauty in things that others took for granted and that’s where I lived in my mind so much that people started calling me weird and to be like them I had to give up looking for the beauty of things, wish I would have stayed in my on little world of seeing the beauty and being creative, because being so called normal is boring as hell.
