By Rajgopal Nidamboor
Emotions have a lot to do with creativity and vice versa. This does not mean that all of us should be poets, or writers. Far from it. What you express, in any which way you can, is creativity. Driving your car, or guiding an objective to completion, is creativity. The room you give to freedom, and to what you do creatively, reveals your true self — through humility, not pomp. You will now find genuine folks who appreciate your creative and emotional vibes — you will also know those that don’t, or so much care a damn for who you are. This is all part of life, or living a life in the fast, or slow lane.
Most of us fear to let people know us, as to what we do, or want to achieve. It’s only when you let go the shackles of your sense of insecurity would you be able to initiate a better chance of attracting people with ‘like’ interests. So, the best thing that you’d do is 'let go' your fear, or its complexity, suspend your judgment, and learn to let people know more about you — without pride. You will soon see how things change for you and for others too.
This process helps you to ‘rev-up’ your emotional quotient of life and discard some of your past, unwanted behaviours. We’d all achieve this much-required pedestal by understanding oneself, our inner call, vision, and consciousness — this would lead to a new-found state that propels us to release our edgy emotions, uncertainties, depression, fear, and gloom.
Rajgopal Nidamboor, PhD, is a wellness physician-writer-editor, independent researcher, columnist, author, and publisher. His published work includes hundreds of newspaper, magazine, Web articles, essays, meditations, columns, and critiques on a host of subjects, aside from four books on natural health, two coffee table tomes, a handful of eBooks, and an encyclopedic treatise on Indian philosophy. He calls himself an irrepressible idealist. What he likes best is spending quality time with his family and close friends, and in reading, writing, listening to music, watching cricket/old movies, and mindful meditation. He lives in Navi Mumbai, India.
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