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Aug252007

Sources of inspiration

Each person can discover places that enable them to develop ideas and sharpen focus. When was the last time you sought places that really enabled you to relax and focus on things? Where were you?  Where would you like to go to get inspired?

Some people can imagine the most incredible things at the local can imagine the most incredible things at the local laundrymat or grocer. Other people will go further to seek out different kinds of scenery. Would you prefer to stay nearby or to travel a further? Which environments motivate you or get your creative juices flowing?

For the next few days, I'm exploring historic temples and shrines in Kyoto, Japan. This has been a longtime dream of mine. I'm fascinated by the architecture and symbolism, as well as the diverse trees and plants of the gardens. I brainstorm and organize ideas amidst nature.  Unusual setting serve for some of my most creative inspiration, but I've also learned I need not travel far to be inspired. 

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Sounds beautiful Liara. I either go to a lake near my home or actually have a room in my home that makes me feel completed loved and so spend time there. :)
August 29, 2007 | Unregistered CommenterJenny
Kyoto was beautiful when I visited, particularly the Fushimi Inari Shrine; four or so kilometres of pathway winding up and around a mountain, lined with thousands of bright orange torii gates and countless statues of foxes. It was awe inspiring.
September 3, 2007 | Unregistered CommenterMark
Hi Mark,

As it happens, I didn't visit Fushimi Inari Shrine on my August trip. Yet, the diversity of Kyoto temples and shrines leave more for next time. The Ginkakuji area was memorable for me, as well as Tenryu-ji and other Rinzai Zen temples noted for Zen gardens. Such settings inspire visitors to feel undisturbed, undistracted, and offer insight into the power of sacred spaces. We each create and learn from our own.

Hi Jenny,

True, any spaces can inspire. You can even devise a portable secret space inside where you learn to close yourself off from events unfolding around you. When you choose, you can get a better handle on things, gain perspective, and detect sources of inspiration. You create your bridge to new ways of understanding.

To learn progressive relaxation encourages us to teach and practice only love, for that is what we are. If you interpret your life and surroundings differently, then you ignore the inner peace and purpose which your mind can inspire anywhere. Each of us is stronger than we think we know and wiser than we assume.
September 3, 2007 | Registered CommenterLiara Covert

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