Excerpt from Conscious Parenting Book about Kids Creativity
Wednesday 30 May 2012 at 8:08 pm
Arts make students smart
Kids and Creativity
Nurturing Creativity within our Kids
Arts, sport, music and drama are often viewed as fun extra-curricular activities for children but are given less importance compared with core subjects such as English, science, or mathematics.
Nevertheless, numerous studies prove that practising art, music and sport from an early age improves brain activity, self-confidence, creativity, and gives students an overall sense of well-being.
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9 Most Important Tips to Cultivate Creativity
Tuesday 17 January 2012 at 7:01 pm
Creativity or losing fear of being wrong
9 Most Important Tips to Cultivate Creativity,
According to the theory of left-brain or right-brain dominance, the brain's hemispheres are associated with two distinct functions. A person who is ‘left-brained’ is logical, and analytical, while a person who is ‘right-brained’ is intuitive, thoughtful and creative.
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Interview with Authors of Art of 4 Elements: Discover Alchemy through Poetry
Tuesday 17 January 2012 at 6:53 pm
Art of 4 Elements: Discover Alchemy through Poetry (AoL Mindfulness Training #1) by Nataša Pantović
The
Art of 4 Elements spiritual book of poetry is the first of the
Alchemy of Love Mindfulness Training Books. These
inspirational spiritual poems talk about mind, meditation, our soul's quest towards Divine, about Love, about the Alchemy of Soul and the Alchemy of Love. The
Art of 4 Elements is a collaboration of 4 artists. Inspired by
120 spiritual poems written by Nuit, the 3 artists created their art-works around the poems. Following their
inner exploration and
spiritual quest the magic Four explored: Earth, Air, Water and Fire Element and their manifestation within Gaia and the conscious and sub-conscious mind.
The following is the interview with the Artists about their process of creation.
Interview with Authors of Art of 4 Elements
The Sunday Times in April by Josianne Facchetti
A long, beautiful, red skirt caught Jeni Caruana’s eye from a multitude of people walking down Republic Street, Valletta, Malta. Less than an hour later she met Jason Lu and the girl in the red skirt – Christine Cutajar – while they were discussing the Art of 4 Elements project. Nataša was here too and she asked Jeni if she too wanted to take part in this artistic expression. When things are presented to you in a way that feels right, I go with the flow. These were one of the first steps of a multimedia project called The Art of 4 Elements – the project where 4 artists got together to create a book, an exhibition, a spiritual journey.
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