Healing My Creative Soul
Healing My Creative Soul
Rachel Edghill and Mark Fitzgerald
2: Creativity can heal, and it gets messy
16 minutes Posted Feb 4, 2021 at 5:02 am.
Creativity is intrinsically healing
How the creative process is all experimentation
Rachel’s creative mind needs a way to get ideas on paper
Imagination space and fragmentation and epic failures
The Creative process and giving yourself freedom to create and play
Our own healing is our job
We are all grieving right now
A word of hope during the covid19 virus
Creative outlet
Mark reads his poem called “Finding the Creative”
Book Recommendation: Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert
What is healing your soul today and how have you been creative?
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Mark and Rachel want to create a new story with Healing My Creative Soul. We are ready to move through our old stories to create a community centered around healing with intentional creativity. In this episode, we share tips to allow yourself the freedom to create and share a message of hope for the world suffering from a collective loss and grief during the pandemic. We remind you that healing is tough work and share a poem on what it means to find your creativity. Create with us! Find us on Instagram @healingmycreativesoul
Timed Notes
:29 Moving through trauma and creating a new story and stop being stuck in the past
Finding the Creative:
What does it mean to be creative?
To offer back a fragment
Of what has been given
To give oneself wholeheartedly
And without reservation
Without hesitation
In the hope of inspiration
In the hope of something
Beyond the ordinary
Beyond the daily grind
To find, to be found
To be lost in the finding
To be still, to be here
To build, to create
New realities
New possibilities
New hope
A new song
One which melody heals
A symphony that proclaims
It all belongs, it all belongs
Death is not the final song