The mythic figure of Zephyrus, the youthful ruler of the West Wind and brother to Boreas ruler of the North Wind, embodies the primitive beginnings of the element of air. Independent mental activity and the formulation of ideas come together at the forefront.
At it's very core of creativity, exists curiousity, from which energy is generated and actualizes change. Curiousity fuels our passion for learning and cultivates creativity. For me it's the very best way to live, as it enables us to share our own personal stories. This is when we encounter empathy, and understanding can then be imparted to one another, making for a better world.
This Easter season, I pray that there will be a renewal of the human spirit through curiousity, energy and creativity.
2 comments:
It's about time I would let my curiosity take the rein again. Fear has been in the driver's seat far too long
Hallelujah I say to that Ellen! Fear can be a useful and a necessary emotion and that's why we have it. But too much of our lives it acts as a real limitation, keeps us in bondage and on the sidelines as bystanders of life, instead of participants.
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