Our culture is so profoundly influenced by the cultural imperative to disproportionately value rationality that the creative process – and the process of personal transformation/transition – feels anything but rational. That often has people squelching the inner call to do what seems irrationally ‘crazy’, making the work of building a congenial (and effective) bridge between the two minds just a tad conflicted…

But claiming our personal power remains beyond our reach until this influence – and the disproportionate valuation it causes – is countermanded.

Challenging the supremacy of ‘rational’ almost always results in quantum leaps of creativity, action and potential fulfillment – always pretty cool!

As for me, I’ve learned that what seems crazy and irrational to others often causes me to have more faith in my own inner processes – mysterious, magical and irrational though they may seem to be!

Our culture is so profoundly influenced by the cultural imperative to disproportionately value rationality that the creative process – and the process of personal transformation/transition – feels anything but rational. That often has people squelching the inner call to do what seems irrationally ‘crazy’, making the work of building a congenial (and effective) bridge between the two minds just a tad conflicted…

But claiming our personal power remains beyond our reach until this influence – and the disproportionate valuation it causes – is countermanded.

Challenging the supremacy of ‘rational’ almost always results in quantum leaps of creativity, action and potential fulfillment – always pretty cool!

As for me, I’ve learned that what seems crazy and irrational to others often causes me to have more faith in my own inner processes – mysterious, magical and irrational though they may seem to be!