blazeofglory
04-26-2008, 09:06 AM
I do not know, maybe others have racked their brains about creativity, trying indeed to define it or confine it within perimeters of words. But to try to constrict or restrict it is to shade the sun with a palm.
Yet I understand it rather differently, of course looking at it from a different angle. Everyone is a creator, or at least capable of creating things the way the rest do.
Creativity is simply an assemblage of difference ideas. We know a politician can speak better than we do, a writer is better stuffed with words, Not just because they are gifted in their specific domains and the rest are shunned.
Everyone is equally endowed with potentials and everyone may fit himself into a different and distinct domain, but I do not think anybody by nature is less gifted.
Maybe someone is born with a disfigured physique and others can not find a suitable environment after their births, that is a different matter altogether. The sum and substance of what I want to put across is everyone is inherently or by birth equally gifted except under a circumstance which is exceptional in point of fact.
I do not want to confine the definition or delineation of creativity in mere words or figures or in sound patterns, systems or in their varied pitches. Creativity transcends such limits and can encompass wider ranges and scopes.
I see large amounts of creativity in folk songs, in even in chattering women and even in rural manners. Everywhere there is creativity.
But we should see it through a different perspective. The entire works of nature are perfect creations, and perfect arts.
Yet I understand it rather differently, of course looking at it from a different angle. Everyone is a creator, or at least capable of creating things the way the rest do.
Creativity is simply an assemblage of difference ideas. We know a politician can speak better than we do, a writer is better stuffed with words, Not just because they are gifted in their specific domains and the rest are shunned.
Everyone is equally endowed with potentials and everyone may fit himself into a different and distinct domain, but I do not think anybody by nature is less gifted.
Maybe someone is born with a disfigured physique and others can not find a suitable environment after their births, that is a different matter altogether. The sum and substance of what I want to put across is everyone is inherently or by birth equally gifted except under a circumstance which is exceptional in point of fact.
I do not want to confine the definition or delineation of creativity in mere words or figures or in sound patterns, systems or in their varied pitches. Creativity transcends such limits and can encompass wider ranges and scopes.
I see large amounts of creativity in folk songs, in even in chattering women and even in rural manners. Everywhere there is creativity.
But we should see it through a different perspective. The entire works of nature are perfect creations, and perfect arts.