marvelous65
Orange Belt
Hi Folks,
I was an art critic for a magazine for a while and in working on the column I interviewed many artists on their creative process. Many of them looked to their creativity as a means to cultivate a relationship to the divine - to cultivate spirituality. How does creativity work into martial arts outside of the instances of true geniuses in the martial arts who invent their own form? I ask because I would like to incorporate martial arts training into my discipline but want to do so in a manner that is spiritually edifying. Please help.
I was an art critic for a magazine for a while and in working on the column I interviewed many artists on their creative process. Many of them looked to their creativity as a means to cultivate a relationship to the divine - to cultivate spirituality. How does creativity work into martial arts outside of the instances of true geniuses in the martial arts who invent their own form? I ask because I would like to incorporate martial arts training into my discipline but want to do so in a manner that is spiritually edifying. Please help.