To practice free creative flow, begin by acknowledging personal barriers to your daily flow like depression and anxiety, conflicts. This art, deeply rooted in ancient traditions like Zen and Chinese arts, emphasizes “flowing from emptiness” and the beauty of stillness. In today’s world, rife with distractions, it’s about returning to that blank canvas of the mind, away from ongoing distractions. True creative flow isn’t about the output but cherishing the process and the infinite possibilities of a fresh start.

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Free Creative Flow (FCF) is unique, rooted in the act of not knowing. Every element in the video, from calligraphy to piano play, emanates from FCF. Beyond traditional art’s predictability, FCF thrives on spontaneity. Its foundation is the white page, either tangible or a mental state. More than an art form, FCF clears the mind from fears and burdens, inviting pure creativity. It’s the essence of the present, needing only your heart.

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Ever felt that success doesn’t resonate with your heart’s true rhythm? Join me in this video as I share my transformative encounter with the white page, a canvas of emptiness that brought alive tens of thousands of lines. Dive into the mesmerizing realm of unplanned words, and explore how the truest expressions emerge when we let go of intentions and choices. Here, I unveil how starting from zero can breathe life back into your heart.

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We often complicate things, equating complexity with value. What does a simple life mean to you? Is it freedom and peace or something perceived as lesser? True value lies in simplicity, but we’re conditioned to label and describe, making simplicity elusive. Life is inherently simple. This uncomplicated nature is the key to truly living and appreciating life. Are we able to understand this message without over-complicating it?

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Love, beyond words or concepts, is questioned: Where does it exist? Not in fleeting experiences or knowledge. If true love communicates, can you perceive it? Like the rain or wind, are you wholly attentive? Can you immerse in the simplicity of a small flower or learn from life’s unyielding challenges? True love asks for undivided attention and presence.

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Observation captures a profound truth: both the beginning and the end are rooted in non-existence. Between them lies fleeting experience. Thus arises a contemplation: Who observes? The transient experience, or the eternal void that preludes a start and embodies an end?

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True questioning seeks understanding, not conclusions. It’s akin to not knowing. While we’re familiar with movement and knowledge, we can’t fully grasp absolute stillness, the unknown, or our inner self. To genuinely embrace these discussions, one needs an open mind, willing to challenge its own beliefs and reflect on the very nature of questioning.

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The present moment feels tangible, yet elusive. Anything beyond it seems like an abstract idea, perhaps even unreal. The challenge lies in truly embracing and understanding the ‘now’. While future concepts might be mere illusions, the essence and depth of the current moment demand a closer look. The real inquiry is: How deeply can we meet the immediacy of now?

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Can you communicate with your unknown self without words or verbal expression? This goes beyond reason, meaning, and purpose. What you know of yourself is a mere surface; the deeper unknown whole remains. Can you engage with this unknown whole non-verbally?

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The essence of what it means to be human is beautifully complex. Beyond our physical bodies and consciousness, we possess a unique drive to question our own nature. This isn’t about intellect or philosophy but a deep, intrinsic curiosity. It’s not driven by ideas, reason, or expectation, but something untouched by these constructs.

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Distinguishing between “imagined” (created by the mind) and “real” (untouched by the mind), the text probes our perceptions and the nature of questioning. It suggests that even our deepest inquiries might stem from imagination. The essence of the challenge is recognizing questions unformed by the mind, implying they exist within the realm of the unknown.

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In the video from the Observing Beauty channel, the creator challenges viewers to reconsider societal definitions of power, value, and quality of life. Arguing that the relentless pursuit of financial freedom can hinder inner freedom, the video questions our complicity in perpetuating a system that equates power and money, often at the expense of true value creation. Introducing the concept of ‘Justribute’, it asks if value distribution can reflect actual contribution. The creator emphasizes a present-focused quality of life, rooted in health, environment, relationships, and passion.

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“Can you trust the rain?” This contemplative question beckons us to delve deeper, beyond surface perceptions. It highlights water’s impartial flow and infinite beauty. In our tendency to label and sidestep, we might miss that the water’s essence reflects our own hearts and life’s true nature. Are they not intertwined?

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Engaging in an action without intention, such as sitting just to sit or walking to walk, hints at the profound depth of meditation. Gaps, perceived differences between reality and our thoughts, become less defined. This state embodies the essence of meditation, where there’s no purpose or direction, boundaries fade, inviting an open-ended exploration of the unbroken now.

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True learning means realizing that real knowledge isn’t about holding onto concepts but embracing the unknown. Encountering the futility of conventional learning can lead us to a profound, baseless unknown. In this space, a “free creative flow” emerges, where creations manifest spontaneously, and their origin surprises even the creator. Life’s essence is found in this unscripted dance of discovery.

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Young adults grapple with an apparent conflict between material pursuits and inner freedom. This article clarifies that this struggle is not inherent but fabricated by fear. Life can either be tethered by this fear or evolve in a free creative flow. In a life steered by this flow, resource concerns arise without the weight of fear. While it doesn’t promise easy answers, it reshapes the very foundation of the dilemma.

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All people desire happiness, though their definitions vary. Yet, everyone’s happiness seems conditional. If joy comes from someone, or something, their presence is a must. We rarely ponder unconditional happiness. Amidst world suffering, its essence feels lost. Few genuinely seek it beyond mere words and beliefs. Will you be one to challenge and explore?

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Is the ‘self’ distinct from consciousness, or are they intertwined entities? This exploration delves into the depths of choiceless awareness, urging readers to confront the age-old inquiry without bias. By observing without evaluating, one navigates the delicate dance between individuality and universal consciousness, unearthing the insight of self questioning.

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Some of you express an interest in understanding and the nature of that interest is different from one another. Some are looking for instructions, whether they call it like that or just hope for it. Others want to know what I meant when I said something. And there are few that wonder if they can find it in themselves. And that’s where I feel the whole communication happens. There is no delegation of knowledge, experience, authority, when it comes to the new, to the authentic, to the fresh which is alive.

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In a world increasingly influenced by artificial intelligence, traditional education falls short in preparing us for the future. “Preparing Minds for the Machine Age: Rethinking Education for an Unpredictable Future” argues for an educational transformation that cultivates adaptability and comfort with the unknown, rather than relying on rote learning and standardization.

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In a world filled with teaching, does true learning actually occur? While machines excel in knowledge and skill-based tasks, there remains a form of learning unique to human consciousness. This learning is life itself, untethered by methods or goals. It doesn’t lead to certificates, but it’s pivotal for understanding the essence of life uncorrupted. As technology advances, we must ask: are we truly learning in a meaningful way, or are we merely preparing for a collapse in our collective consciousness?

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Inner freedom is compromised by our various attachments, whether to objects, individuals, or ideologies. These attachments create a false sense of security and divert us from a life of true freedom. Money is particularly revealing; when our navigation in life is influenced by its accumulation, we step away from freedom. The key to navigating life authentically lies in self-awareness, where we observe these attachments and understand that true freedom is not “for sale”

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Innovation within power structures inevitably leads to exploitation, limiting its transformative potential. Despite many fields boasting of progress, what we see is a fraction of what could be achieved through holistic innovation. The true innovator, driven by the pure desire to solve problems, is a rarity. Such individuals aren’t influenced by power or financial gain; they are motivated by the challenge of the unknown. But they are the outliers in a world unprepared to foster or even recognize this form of innovation. Such world is unsustainable in the long run.

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Exploring human differences, they often appear fluid and perhaps superficial. I spent a decade watching this paradoxical question of inner freedom, discovering a “reasonless beauty” as the heart of existence. This questions whether fundamental differences between us are real or illusory. Inquiring into the nature of inner freedom, or its absence, allows us to coexist or relate beyond boundaries. The time for direct observation is now.

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When the question ‘Who are you?’ breaks through life’s noise, it reveals a profound truth: we are, simply and undeniably, as we are. As we grapple with labels and memories to describe ourselves, we drift from the undeniable fact of our being. The essence of who we truly are remains unimagined, undescribed, and unnamed—anchored in the eternal now.

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“What do I want?” seems straightforward, but it’s a loaded question that often keeps us stuck in a cycle of wanting and chasing. The real question to ask is not about what you want, but rather “What is the free will?” It’s a question that forces you to confront your own limitations, pushing you to the edge of your understanding. No book or advice can truly answer it for you. The real insight comes when you sit with the question, honestly, and let go of preconceived notions. In that space, free will isn’t something to define; it reveals itself.

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Walking among passersby, we label them as strangers, distinct from our selves. But questioning this “Self” leads to deeper introspection: if there’s no “I,” is there another? Without this “I”, is there a need for categorization? This perception shapes our interactions, potentially seeing others as rivals. A shift in perspective might change how we truly see others, a revelation that’s beyond words.

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Responsibility, at its core, prompts us to reflect on our connections to the self. Do our responsibilities arise from self-interest? Is genuine care solely for things linked to our personal identity or can it extend to the unknown? Delving deep might reveal that true responsibility, care, and even love are intertwined, suggesting a universal form of care that emerges from the unknown and guides us back to it.

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Life’s problems are shaped by our personal preferences interacting with the world’s flow. This article defies conventional thought, suggesting problems aren’t universal but born from our biases. It beckons deep introspection into “what-is” and our relationship with it, urging a reevaluation of order, flow, and self.

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Suffering is viewed through the lens of our personal experiences, akin to seeing the world with glasses painted with fire. True understanding emerges when we observe without preconceived notions or ‘knowing.’ This unbiased observation transforms suffering from a painful experience to a dimension of self-learning.

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Words, often perceived as passive, shape our understanding of inner freedom. As terms like “absolute truth” and “God” transform from mysteries to defined meanings, they act as barriers. True exploration may require looking beyond words and admitting the unknown, challenging the boundaries they create.

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The future of humanity reflects our present state. Every day, do we truly connect with humanity’s collective heart, or do we retreat into our individual selves? The notion of ‘humanity’ often becomes an abstract, a concept in our minds, crafted to distance ourselves from its true essence.

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In our existence, we touch life only the surface, limited by our thoughts. This brings forth a critical question: Are we separate from these thoughts? It’s pivotal to see the imagined boundaries of our mind. By doing so, we come to realize that it’s life itself that truly observes, revealing a realm of direct insight into the nature of life, beyond abstraction.

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Can life exist without thoughts? This age-old question, wrapped in endless strings of thoughts, remains unanswered. Wherever we are, thoughts accompany us, raising questions about a thoughtless existence. To genuinely explore this, we must move beyond mere thinking, and dive into the very fabric of our being, where thoughts and self might just be intertwined.

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Honesty is recognizing and facing deceit within ourselves. It flows without hidden agendas. While deceit leaves marks, true honesty remains traceless, enriching our quality of life with clarity and a genuine connection to its fresh essence.

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The ‘Me’ cannot be free. Dive into this absolute statement and understand that true freedom may not be linked to our identity. Is it possible to find liberty from ourselves? It’s not about skills, but a deep, sincere introspection. Look within, beyond hopes and preconceptions. What is real freedom? It’s a question that opens up more than answers. Reflect, watch, and be true in your journey.

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Is there truth in limitation, or are there limitations to anything as a fact, not as a feeling, not as a habit, not as a judgment? Does limitation exist, or is the only existence limitless? The question of limitation must hit an open nerve in your daily existence, and lead to a realm of limitless learning

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Is there such a thing as exploring the unknown? The unknown is where knowledge cannot enter. When we speak of understanding the unknown, we allude to the concept of it, rather than its reality. People discuss death, yet don’t truly understand it. This infinite question, this vast unknown, how does it intertwine with our lives? Ignoring it might be a key twist in our life.

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In the vast field of artistic expression, how much truly qualifies as art? Most, in my view, are mere replications of thought. Yet, real art exists in the raw essence of the world—a cloud, a butterfly’s wing, the sound of a piano. It isn’t about imitation but revelation, challenging the notion ‘art is not for me.’ Dive deep, and discover the true art within.

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Eight years ago, I happened to meet the transformative power of stillness. When I stood still, my perspective changed, not in dramatic or absolute ways, but in subtle internal shifts. This wasn’t about physical sensations or emotions but a deeper awareness. It became a starting point for a new phase of direct observation and understanding.

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Step outside, guided by inner calls. Even a swaying grass blade holds the universe’s essence. Walk, observe, and capture without chasing perfection. In simplicity lies profound beauty. It’s not about the destination, but the journey and moments. Experience it. See for yourself.

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When discussions turn to free creative flow, common queries arise about its ‘how’ and ‘what’. But the profound simplicity of the answers—there is no ‘how’, no set rules, no method—often leads to them being overlooked or misunderstood. This creative state doesn’t emerge from a script or plan; it thrives in the beauty of not knowing. Anything birthed in this flow is transient, timeless. It’s about moving with the rhythm

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In the pursuit of understanding, we’re often bound by words and labels. Yet, what if our true essence is discovered in the spaces between knowledge? Envision a realm where definitions blur, and past recollections dim. Who emerges in that space? There’s a transformative power in embracing the unknown, allowing us to deeply connect with life’s raw, undefinable beauty.

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The text offers a reflection on facing the unknown, being present, and the journey of self-discovery. Using the metaphor of hesitating before diving into cold water, it touches upon the inherent challenges of embracing the unfamiliar and the deeper understanding it can bring.

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Exercise is constant—be it agility or space. True movement is in the now, free from the layers of imagination, like a weed dancing freely. This motion is unadulterated, untouched by vain ambitions. What do you truly exercise—demands or genuine peace? Let the now dictate, not imagination. True exercise yields clarity, revealing reality, serene or noisy. Time is irrelevant; in the now, it vanishes. Embrace unimagined timelessness.

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Inquiry – What is Truly Sacred? You, in Your Life Now. Between the question that is asked and the answer that may come, what is this gap? Is there that which is truly, unconditionally sacred in your life now? You better not know. You better ask within yourself, beyond the words, with a flame that cannot be ended.

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You cannot invest in freedom as an asset to be owned. Freedom is yours when you reset all priorities and focus solely on it. To live a day in freedom, only freedom can guide you. What would a day lived by freedom look like? It’s not planned or controlled; it’s a free flow without direction. Can you be free for one day from direction?

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In embracing the free flow of life, you may feel lost, but don’t shy away from it. Freedom is the only thing that’s real; lack of freedom is a mind’s invention. When we allow life to flow without restraint, we find beauty. Feeling truly lost may reveal the very essence of existence, a boundless, uncompromised, and absolute freedom.

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What is real? This is an inquiry deeply linked with understanding life’s energy flow. Identifying the unreal may guide us: thinking is real, thoughts are not; imagination is real, the images it creates are not; you are real, but your image is not. The real has no identity, shape, or description—it’s life as it happens now. You exist in it, but it holds no more significance than a flash

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Thought—incessantly it seeks to think, yet seldom does it delve into its own true nature. It generates and modifies material using its own hues and tools, but why is it so infrequent in questioning? The challenge is not in the guise of thought, but in seeking its essence, its origin. We strive to understand words, to find meaning, yet this is merely thought endeavoring to interpret layers of its

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Embrace the dance with the unknown, akin to the experience of playing a piano. Let the unfamiliar melodies lead, challenging the urge to control and recognize. Just like the unscripted songs of birds or the fall of a raindrop, life’s beauty lies in its mystery.

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What brings an end to words? Confronting this question propels us into an exploration of the unknown. Words are our reality, our identity. Yet, in their silence, we uncover a profound beauty within ourselves, a beauty untouched by verbal expression. This journey into the silent realm, this quest to unveil our essence, represents the deepest significance of our human existence.

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Embrace a state of questioning, an ‘attention to the unknown.’ Begin your journey with the humbling acknowledgement that you truly do not know. Surrender to this state of wonder. This is the beauty of a question, an unfolding from not knowing to not knowing. In the unknown lies life itself, infinite possibilities, and the end of the chase. Dare to meet everything with a question, right now, and see

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You sit, that’s all you know. That which passes through your mind, usually known as thoughts, imagination – that, you do not know. It knows itself as a projection, as imagination, as thinking. There is nothing else beyond that to know. To understand the nature of the inner movement of oneself, not the expression of memory and analysis, but the nature of thought itself.

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We often distinguish between the external (outside our body) and internal (within our mind). But for example, where does physical health lie? This blurs the boundary. When we view our body as an image, the distinction becomes murkier. Could the internal and external be opposites, or even the same? If fleeting thoughts are external, what is truly internal? Maybe life’s essence itself. Such questions are vital as they relate

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Free-flow piano play isn’t about the movement of fingers or any act of intent. It’s the art of listening, the ability to resonate with the sound to such a degree that it supersedes any willful movement. The sound carries its own will, color, and path of unfolding. Only when I hear the first sound can there be the possibility of the next. As soon as a sequence begins to

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In life, the genuine urgency is the pursuit of true freedom – a life unchained from the bonds of thought. If this freedom is attainable, its discovery becomes vital, for only in freedom can we find real happiness. A misguided life, dictated by ideas and desires, is an obstacle to freedom. Thus, what calls for urgent attention is freedom from your self-perceived identity, and the recognition that life itself

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The rising potential of artificial creativity sparks concern, as AI could potentially outperform humans in emotional expression. The fear is that we may start to depend on AI for emotional connections, risking a loss of our own emotional capacities. To avoid this, it’s crucial to nurture our inherent creativity that transcends the ordinary and defines our humanity.

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Understanding of self, usually partial, is constantly under scrutiny, bounded by our limited knowledge. The challenge lies in acknowledging our limitations, questioning them, and allowing the free creative flow to guide us. This turns self-discovery into a journey towards infinite potential, embracing life’s endless possibilities.

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The present moment, continuously shifting yet perpetually now, cannot be truly known. It’s an eternal dance, akin to raindrops in their unpredictable ballet. A single moment of this ‘raindrop wisdom’ reveals deep beauty. So, empty your mind of what you know, and reside where you are: in the ever-present now.

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Free creative flow reflects life as art and art as life itself. A vital, intrinsic expression of creativity, its essence often eludes verbal encapsulation. Ironically, the concept of ‘free creative flow’ may inhibit its full experience, nudging us towards recognizing it as more than mere words or theories; it is life itself, in its most authentic form.

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Understanding and aligning with our will is essential to finding peace. However, peace isn’t achieved by resisting or avoiding conflict. It comes from accepting the current state of being. It’s vital to realize that peace and conflict cannot coexist – when one is present, the other is absent. Our desires determine the path we tread; if we live in conflict, it’s because we choose it. Recognizing this fact, accepting

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“Your Will, Your Peace” examines our understanding of desires, conflict, and peace. The discussion suggests that our internal conflicts arise from our desires and prevent us from achieving true peace. The piece proposes that real peace is not a goal to be achieved but a state of acceptance and harmony with the present.

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What does it mean to have a will? Our ‘will’ is usually tied to desires and outcomes, but does the will really exist only in relation to these things? Could the essence of our will be something more inherent and fundamental? Is our existence, in fact, an expression of a will that does not seek or know specific outcomes, but simply exists and flows in the moment? These are

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Is it possible that the very act of ceaseless, uncontrolled questioning represents the essence of clarity? And if we were to encapsulate our comprehensive understanding, would it manifest as a question or knowledge? This inquiry becomes particularly relevant when considering the powerful influence of our past memories. Despite their ability to shape present actions, they remain mere recollections susceptible to distortion. Recognizing that past events are simply memories, and

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This blog post explores the concept of free-flowing creativity, where perceived faults become part of a perfect order. It’s not something you encounter, rather, it reveals itself in your absence. The implications of this understanding are profound, challenging our habits of judgement and complaint. Yet the reality of this ‘free flow’ can’t be grasped by mere words. It can only start to reveal itself when we let go of

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This blog post delves into the elusive concept of the mind, a space teeming with thoughts, feelings, and ideas. The mind is painted not as a tangible object but as a frontier of the unknown, a clear signal from which emerges from a state of ‘not knowing’. This state is the cradle of free creativity, which can have profound effects on collective consciousness.

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“The Search for Authenticity” urges us to question the roots of our actions and emotions. It introduces ‘meditative art’—a form of expression flowing from unknowing, inviting us to embrace spontaneity, explore authenticity, and dance with the unknown.

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“Into the Creative Abyss” explores the profound nature of questioning, not as a simple quest for answers, but as an embrace of an ever-unfolding state of unknowing. This perspective reframes questioning as a willingness to stay open to the unexpected, encouraging a journey into the undiscovered depths of our minds. It underscores the dynamic vitality found in the pursuit of pure learning, leading to a free, creative flow that

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In Pursuit of Purity explores our struggle to reconcile chaos with harmony, questioning whether our perception of order is merely a mental construct. It ponders if a question free from the mind’s influence could unlock the reality of absolute harmony, allowing it to unfold in our lives. This inquiry into the unknowable may lead us closer to questioning the ultimate truth.

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The Art of Now invites us to a timeless and unhindered creative flow, free from personal intervention. Its essence cannot be passed from one to another, only discovered within oneself. Whether through a free line, casual photography, or aimless piano play, it transcends skill and performance, entering a meditative state of liberation. It’s an open invitation to engage or overlook – the choice remains with you.

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Life unfolds at its own pace, much like the start of each day, regardless of our readiness or perceptions. I perceive living as an endless creative flow, where every moment is a ‘now’, not within our control. This insight was amplified during a trip to the mountains by the sea, where every sight, interaction, and thought embodied this creative flow.

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“Have you ever contemplated the question of Free Creative Flow (FCF) and its place in your life, your daily activities, your regular routines?” is an

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“Beyond Artificial Intelligence: The Dawn of Unknowing” by Amihai Loven explores the impending transformation of thought due to artificial intelligence. He posits that all forms

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