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The Creativity Creed
I believe that creativity is a natural order of life itselfand it provides my life with the purest of energies. I believe there is an underlying creative force infusingthroughout my life. I believe that when I open my creativity, I am opening theCreatorâ??s creativity. I believe creativity is part of my destiny and just asimportant as all living things. I believe creativity is my Creatorâ??s gift to me. Using mycreativity is my gift back to him. I believe expectation of a fulfilling life attracts withpowerful changes when I allow creativity to flow through mybeingness. I believe it is safe for me to discover my own creativityeven if it sets new paths not yet discovered. I believe as I move more towards my creative self, I movetowards my own divinity. I believe I am worth the time it takes to create whatever itis I am to create. I believe I have the right to have all the creativity Ideserve. I believe that when I allow my creativity to flow throughoutmy life, I tap into the source of all that there is and allthat ever was. I believe that the time I spend creating is as precious asanything else in life. I believe that as creativity gives to me, so does shedeserve from me all my faith mindfulness and commitment. I believe in my creative self. I believe in me. (c) Copyright, Catherine Franz. All rights reserved. Catherine Franz is a writer and author of over 1800 publishedarticles and several books on various business subjects. http://www.abundancecenter.com
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