Religion, Spirituality, Chaos and Creativity

There is no war in creativity between religion and spirituality.

In some cases they come at it from different angles.

In Religion depicted by Minister Paula White in “You’re All That”, there is a relationship between you and the external God. In Spirituality as depicted by Eric Butterworth in “The Creative Life”, God is internal and you and everything in your life is a partnership in co-creativity.

Butterworth says that one does not have to seek God or spirituality. They are in each and every one of us ready to be turned on like a light bulb. We are creative when we open up and allow ourselves to experience the energy that created the Universe.

In Paula White’s religious teachings, God can deliver what we ask for and watches over us. In Butterworth’s spirituality, God is the center without a circumference and the circumference without a center. In other words, he is everywhere and therefore in us.

Butterworth can then draw the conclusion that mediocrity is self inflicted and genius is self actualized. We can become and create without limits because we are and were created with the same energy that exists in the Universe. It isn’t that everything was, everything still is. The Big Bang is still banging.

Chaos is nature’s way to create. As vast as the Universe, the customization and uniqueness are just as fascinating. Considering at the speed of light, it would take billions of years to cross the Universe and yet every snowflake is a hexagonal geometrical unique marvel.

There are creatures so unique with incredible capabilities that they exceed the complexity man could ever even think of let alone create. And then there are millions of species each differentiated

Man cannot create a seed. Man could not duplicate the flight of a hummingbird. Man cannot build something as small as a DNA molecule that contains enough information to build a human with trillions of different cells.

Why man? Was someone needed who could appreciate the creativity or was it a test to see if a creature could be creative?

Chaos is one of Nature’s favorite tools for creativity. At the core of our cells, billions of times smaller than an atom is chaos. Our cells replace them selves until we are a new person each year and yet we seem to be the same.

The Sun’s energy affects the climate on earth and the earthquakes, tsunamis, hurricanes, tornados, rain, erosion, floods, gulf streams, and waves reshape the earth on a continual basis that affects the creatures living on it. Is someone at a distance laughing? It is like we are continuously ducking fast balls.  And yet that is life.

The human creative process can follow the same diametric. Out of confusion, we can create an idea that brings order. From something accepted, we can create something new. Out of the energy we can create art, music, poetry, mathematics, architecture, medicine, and cuisine.

We have the same access to information as the Creator because we can reach into the Consciousness of space.  We just have to open up and passion is one of our best tools. Using our subconscious to reach this energy is also a tool. When we relax, sleep, meditate, vacation, shower, and other activities we let down our guard.

We are always connected unless we turn it off. We turn off our creativeness to think about different things. We concentrate on moving a BMW from the showroom to our garage and lose touch with our access. We think negatively of our existence or hatefully of someone else and lose touch with our access.

We are given the energy to create, but we have to pro actively bring ideas to form. The more elevated our gratitude and appreciation, the more positive and optimistic our consciousness. This gets us closer to the waves of energy that carry our solutions.

Maybe contemplating some of this power would inspire us to realize that we too are powerful and have unlimited ability to create form from our focus. Why should we be stifled and reserved when creativity is exploding around us?

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Read “The Creative Life”, 7 Keys to Your Inner Genius by Eric Butterworth. The Prologue says it is about you, your transcendent self, your infinite potential, your inner genius.

Read “You’re All That”, Understand God’s Design for Your Life by Paula White. This is a religious book about our relationship to God. She is Pastor of a 22,000 member church and international traveler and humanitarian.

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