How to Learn Self-Revelations with Philselfology - Creative Analysis for Self-Aim, Development and Awareness - The Psychic and Intuitive Platform of Inner Wisdom and Voice 4 Law of Affinity and Attraction - 11

“Yes, this creative thought comes from our emotional energy in context with time management. We feel that we can be something and we aim for it in our imagination. The imagination just needs the touch of creativity to complete the aim as achievement. So, we can’t say that we had a thought to be a teacher, when we were a child. We imagined and felt good about it. Then, we become teacher. Therefore, the thoughts that follow are just to achieve our aim of becoming a self-teaching teacher. You’re right, our aim is one of the strongest desire for which our mind works creatively, isn’t it,” he said.




“Well, I agree that all of thoughts follow our strongest desire, but why do you claim that mind works creatively for it. You see everyone seems to believe that mind analyzes, whereas you focus more on the creativity, why so,” I said.


“All right, you see we same that mind analyzes or in other words our mind has analytical faculties which help to analyze. Can you tell me how we learn to analyze?” He asked.


“Well, you see mind can compare anything, it has the ability to compare and evaluate the contrast, moreover it can give any result by calculations that are like permutations and combination, isn’t it. I always wonder about how creativity helps in self-development and awareness as even in our childhood we use comparison and contrast for creativity and innovation; isn’t it marvelous even to imagine that we can analyze?” I said.


“OK, I agree. However, suppose you’re in a jungle where no one is to teach you, will you learn everything as you said that the mind has the ability to compare and find the contrast,” he said.


“Well, if I were in the jungle even then I’d have been able to compare and contrast, but only a few things, I don’t agree with you that whether we’re in the jungle or in the society, we can use our ability to compare and find the contrast, in other words the ability to analyze, isn’t it,” I said.


I also wondered if we could see our self by our self to realize that we all have brain power hidden in the bottom of our knowledge not on the surface. I looked at him.
















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