Invoking the Power of the Creative Divine

Terry Cole Whittaker describes the creative flow in terms of having an internal faucet. We can open the faucet, and let divine creative energy flow, through us, out into the world. We become a vehicle for the expression of the living creative energy of the Universe. We feel a part of something bigger than ourselves because we are. We are an expression of the Universe unfolding, creating and recreating itself in divine glory every day. We can surrender to this flow and magical things happen: momentum, miracles, serendipity that we could never have predicted, because we are trusting and giving ourselves over to becoming an expression of the divine pattern.

Or, we can turn the faucet off, or turn it down. We constrict the flow, because we don’t believe that we are really divine vessels. Perhaps we are afraid and aren’t sure we can handle that much energy. Sure, it’s divine and all, but what if I can’t handle it? What if it’s too much, what if I’m not enough?

It’s okay to be afraid. We’re all afraid.

Choose to take one more step each day toward opening that faucet full blast. Choose to believe that the forces at work in the cosmos are good. Choose to nourish and support that part of you that can feel that energy, that feels alive and free and new each day.

When we move toward our deepest truth and our purest pleasure, we go toward God and good. When we believe in the goodness of our own happiness, we create healing in ourselves and the world. When we trust in the magic and beauty of this world, we invoke its power.

Tags: creativity, spirituality