Nurturing the creative soul.

The outside world can itimidate, reject and even humiliate creative souls. Maybe it's because they want us to be "just like everyone else."

I hope and pray that creativity will start to become more accepted, understood and encouraged so that those that are creative can feel free to embrace who they were truly meant to be. I've experienced situations (many times) where people with extreme cases of creativity were ostracized in social settings and are then encouraged to change. The energy changes in the room. You can feel people wondering "why can't they just be normal?"

As a creative soul, I have no fear in sharing my thoughts. Although there are times when the last word leaves my mouth and the recipient appears to feel threatened because they didn't think of it themselves.  Other times people slam the door on a creative interaction by laughing or shunning the idea as silly or stupid, only to use the idea later and taking claim to it as their own. That can be a hard one to get over.

Whatever the case, exhibiting creativity is good.

The fearless creative mind is a valuable tool and the excitement of free flowing ideas opens the door to a wonderland of creative journeys.