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Chapter II — Teaching
Chapter II develops Henri Bergson’s view of life as a forward-moving force shaped not by mechanical causality but by inner momentum toward novelty and transformation. Progress, in this sense, is not driven by repetition or the weight of the past but by the draw of the future—what has not yet been realized but continually emerges. This movement is not random; it follows a rhythm of creative experimentation and accumulation of past experiences, always pressing toward complexity and consciousness. Such a…-
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Chapter 23 — Around a Spring
Chapter 23 - Around a Spring opens with a portrayal of a quiet village that undergoes a dramatic change after the discovery of a mineral-rich, unpleasant-smelling spring. This once-overlooked spot suddenly finds itself at the heart of a commercial and social revival, triggered by the belief in the spring's healing qualities. With the help of a credible analyst and a few official approvals, the waters are rebranded as therapeutic, sparking infrastructure development and a fresh identity for the community.…-
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Prayers
Prayers are presented as a deep invitation to connect intimately with the divine, drawing attention to a heart-centered approach to experiencing love and communion with the Creator. The focus is on the breath, encouraging readers to become aware of this simple yet vital process. In doing so, the chapter highlights how something as fundamental as breathing can offer immense peace and joy. It serves as a reminder that the breath is a tool for mindfulness, grounding us in the present moment and offering a…-
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Momentum
In the chapter "Momentum," the author investigates the essential role of setting deadlines during the Craft phase of the creative process, emphasizing how it helps maintain a continuous flow of work. At the outset, creativity flourishes without restrictions, which can sometimes lead to an indefinite exploration that lacks closure. Once the initial ideas are clear and the necessary groundwork is laid, establishing deadlines becomes crucial to transition from the free-flowing phase of exploration to focused…-
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Clean Slate
In the chapter Clean Slate, the author explores the importance of detachment in the creative process, emphasizing how difficult it can be for artists to maintain an objective perspective on their work after prolonged immersion. Spending excessive time on a project can lead to creative blindness, where the artist becomes so accustomed to their work that they lose the ability to assess it clearly. This familiarity often breeds doubt, confusion, and an impaired sense of judgment, making it challenging to…-
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LETTER–To W. M. Thackeray
Letter to W. M. Thackeray opens with a tone free of rivalry or self-interest, allowing full appreciation of a writer whose literary grace has outlived the age that birthed it. Your work is remembered not as a product of duty, but of inspiration that struck with the urgency of truth. Unlike those who approach writing as mere occupation, you shaped your stories with the spirit of a wanderer who observed life from within and without. Critics who dismissed your vision as cold or cynical misunderstood the…-
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Chapter 2 — Domestic Despots
Chapter 2 - Domestic Despots explores the strange but familiar reality where dogs, rather than humans, appear to be in charge of the household. Within these homes, the owners are not masters but servants—fetching, feeding, and fussing at the slightest whim of a pawed commander. The dog’s comfort becomes paramount, its presence dictating where one sits, how loudly one speaks, and whether one travels at all. Vacations are shortened or skipped altogether, dinner menus are altered, and furniture becomes…-
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Section 1 introduces a world unlike ours—Flatland—a place confined entirely to two dimensions. The name is not used by its inhabitants, but it serves to help three-dimensional readers understand the limitations of life in such a plane. Imagine a sheet of paper where geometric shapes—Lines, Triangles, Squares, and more—move freely along the surface. They cannot rise above or sink below it. These figures aren’t drawn or imagined; they are living, thinking beings, each defined by their sides and…-
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Nature as Teacher
The wisdom of nature is an eternal source of inspiration, offering insights that extend beyond human comprehension and artistic expression. Nature as Teacher explores how the natural world serves as a guiding force, reminding us of the intricate beauty found in the ever-changing landscapes of mountains, forests, oceans, and deserts. The chapter suggests that nature's ability to transform across seasons without resistance mirrors an ideal state of existence—one where we embrace change rather than fear it.…-
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Point of Reference
In Point of Reference, the chapter explores how our perception of art, music, and creative expression evolves when we encounter something unfamiliar. Often, when we first engage with a new artistic work—especially one that defies convention or deviates from our past experiences—there is an immediate sense of dissonance. This reaction is rooted in the absence of a familiar frame of reference, making the work appear strange or even unappealing. Whether it’s a musician experimenting with unconventional…-
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