Creativity is not a motive, it's simply an attitude of open-mindedness.

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Hello everyone! :D

First time posting.
Long time listening.

Thank you to everyone who has brought this forum of insight, exploration, and expression to others around the world seeking the same.
It's a rare, precious connection to find others who "understand".

For the past year I've been reading various channeled material, Gurdjieff, Castaneda, Krishnamurti, McKenna, etc, (as well as practicing divination, meditation, and channeling regularly) so that I could contribute to this forum in a progressive and efficient manner.
It's amazing what the accumulation of new knowledge does to creative expression. Asking "why?" unravels everything in an enlightening and frustrating upheaval...
But I would not want it any other way.

I'm looking forward to sharing knowledge, experiences, and creativity to come with all you amazing people here and the application of knowledge goes faster and faster. Thank you again <3

Sincerely,
Humberto

_www.thepaperspaceship.com

 

[Lauranimal]

Welcome Humberto :D

Love the artwork and media on your sight. Looking forward to interacting with you.

~Lar

 

[Buddy]

Hi Humberto. The pictures are beautiful!

It's customary for new members to stop in and offer an introductory post. You don't have to give any personal information, just tell us a little bit about how you found this forum, whether or not you're familiar with Laura's Wave series and/or her Adventures With Cassiopaea.

Thanks for sharing the art. :)

 

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Will do! Thanks for taking the time to look! I'm glad you enjoyed it. :D

 

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one could say the creativity is the neverending urge to explore infinity. even if a work of art is just a bunch of perpandicular lines put together, it is not the art it is the QUESTION BEHIND IT, you must wonder, how many perpandicular lines are you capable of drawing? an infinite amount! the urge to draw perpandicular lines endlessly is just the same as the urge to compose a massive symphony. where does it begin? where does it end? the beginning is the end, it is never ever finished, for if it could ever be finished, then what would we do with ourselves? i leave you with that question.