I’m under a Saturn transit at this time. I started working with children, a few days ago. This was unplanned and unexpected. All the sudden, I found myself amongst a group of children, in a position of authority. I was also … Read More…
Tag: creativity
Key to the BML Challenge
As discussed, the chart of the serial killer was chart #7, Ted Bundy. The first chart was the genius mathematician Alan Turing. The rest are as follows, and we will discuss them all in the next post: Chart # 2: Goethe, writer, philosopher and statesman, considered by many to be the great man […]
T S Eliot On Inspiration
When I read the following thoughts on creativity from the pen of the poet TS Eliot, I asked myself what’s happening in his 12th house? “I know, for instance, that some forms of ill-health, debility or anaemia, may (if other circumstances are favourable) produce an efflux of poetry in a way approaching the condition of automatic writing — though, in contrast to the claims sometimes made for the latter, the material has obviously been incubating within the poet, and cannot be suspected of being a present form a friendly or impertinent demon. What one writes in this way may succeed in standing the […]
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Brian Eno’s Creative Drive: Randomness and Order
Since his first work as a feather-clad glam-rocker in the art-school band Roxy Music in the early 1970s to his latest incarnation as producer of extraordinary “generative” music apps, Eno has been a dynamo of ideas, energy and experiment. He is incredibly prolific. If you look at his discography, it seems as if he must have been working continuously since 1970, as producer, composer and performer (although seldom outside the studio). A pioneer of electronic music, he proved that you didn’t have to be a “musician” to make music. Years ago, Eno tried to get the job title “non-musician” put […]
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Thinking, Writing, Creativity
Stabbed In Back? No Problem! Commenting On The Comments
Stabbed In Back? No Problem! The Girl With the Cheating Heart
Expressing Your Aesthetic
“Listen with your eyes and sing everything you see… Red and yellow and pink and green, purple and orange and blue, you can sing a rainbow, sing a rainbow, sing a rainbow too.”
–Arthur Hamilton, “I Can Sing a Rainbow”
The Ultimate Creative Act
Ask the collective
Uranus in 12 Houses: The Power of Creative Network
Uranus archetype represents internal and external network, consisting of unique ideas and people that interact with each other. Creative ideas do not happen in a vacuum: they are born out of your connection to others that are different from you.Think …