16 February

On to other worldly things, and this day is the first of all tomorrows open to the one who thus deserves a fruitful life amongst his peers; one who, to the last, will demonstrate creative spirit, and manifest in truth a good deal of the universal wisdoms of aeons past.

So, how to own creative talent? This is a far-heard cry, and all living creatures deserve a chance to contribute to a bounty rare, where collectively we have the grace to air the peace and beauty of the place we hold dear to our hearts, not often visible to the naked eye, but ever present in our memory of all that was before our birth.

Creativity will blossom naturally when one has healed old wounds, and moved on from the pain and fear which held one back from greatness. But, you may ask, how is it that so many artists can possess the creativity of which we speak, but manifest so poorly the beauty of our home? The truth is that they do not yet possess a pure creative urge, but merely an expressive outlet for their rage. The pure creative spirit is always uplifting to the core, and portrays a positive message to the masses of every land, universal and humble, graceful in its art; these are the true markings of a loving, creative spark.

So take the time required to heal yourself within. Know your weaknesses and your strengths, and use them both to win a victory in the here and now, so you may leave your pain far behind in acknowledgement of what you’ve gained.

Then, to your surprise, will creative journeys lead you ever closer to your talent of pure and lasting joy.