All creation starts with thought, moves through, and beyond speech, and finalizes with action. Factors which affect our thinking, will in turn affect our creative ability. It therefore makes sense to say, that if we are able to consistently think in a manner that equates to our highest good, we should in turn, realize success in our creative efforts.
In as much as we would like to maintain a specific mode of thinking, life has a way of bringing us stimulus, which we emotionally react to, and causes us to stray from our intended course of thinking, and our highest good.
Since fluctuations in your emotional state, equal fluctuations in your creative ability, it is most beneficial to us, to maintain an emotional state, that allows us to create at an optimal level. The emotional states of people, are often altered by random memories of past emotionally charged events. Some of these mood altering memories are joyful, and beneficial, however some are not.
Over time, the effects of storing these emotionally charged events, becomes cumulative, and starts to affect our lives in ways that are not always easily recognizable. Some symptoms are, poor memory, trouble processing information, apathy, depression, confusion, poor self-image, poor organizational skills, reduced energy etc.
All body processes, require, and consume energy, and any energy associated with maintaining a growing collection, of past emotionally charged negative issues, is energy that is not available to your present creative efforts.
By exploring past issues, and releasing the emotional charge, associated with these issues, a person will benefit emotionally, physically and creatively. In some circles the technique is called “emotional release”, in others it’s called “clearing”, however the intent, and end results are all the same.
