Valerie Furnas at Life 4 Me recently wrote a blog column.  In the column Where does your creativity come from?  Valerie poses a question that we have contemplated for all time.  We all decide for ourselves where that spark arrives.  From the title of this column I’m sure anyone can guess where I believe my inspiration arrives.  Those of you who have been following me for sometime should be aware that I am extremely spiritual.  I’ve said it before and it bears repeating in this column.

If you were to remove the spiritual gene from my core, I would simply cease to be.  You can’t remove something that is so deeply embedded in anyone without killing them.  Removing my spiritual gene would be like removing my heart.  I need my spirituality just as I need my heart.  I can’t live without either.  My creativity is a direct result of my divinity, my spirituality.  I believe everyone has a divine pipeline and we only have to tap it and know how to tap it in order to have it flow freely.  I believe along with my faith that was given to me when I incarnated.  I wrote about this gift in a column called:
An Overflowing Faith.  The reason I’m giving this background is so you’ll understand how deeply I feel about my spirituality and my faith, how much it is a part of who I am.I am my faith!
I am my spirituality!  I don’t broadcast it to the world in general because I understand that not everyone is in the same place.  It is an extremely important part of my life however.My creativity is a direct result of my spirituality.  I sincerely believe I have a Divine Conduit and when I’m in The Flow, I’m convinced it’s God/Source/The Divine working through me.  It’s why I write this blog.  I’d like to think this blog is my way of repaying the gift I was bestowed with when I incarnated this time.  God knew I was going to need all the faith I he could give so he opened me up and gave me his greatest gift.  My creativity is a direct result of that gift.

Be Happy!  Be Well!  Be Positive!
Blessings to you.
—
Chris