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La visualisation créatrice est l’art d’utiliser la puissance de l’imagination - et les images mentales qu’elle nous suggère - pour introduire dans notre vie des comportements positifs aux effets bénéfiques indéniables.

How art heals is a mystery as old as civilization itself. To the first shamans, no remedy was more important than the medicine of the imagination. Now you can learn to access this natural medicine and explore your own soul's capacity for self-healing with Shaun McNiff's Art Can Heal Your Life.

Everyone has their individually unique creativity. However, it is important that a person knows how to use and trigger it first before he/she will get the benefits of thinking creatively. This guide contains some useful and helpful tips and strategies for creative thinking and what you can do to obtain it. Being able to think creatively is very important, especially if you want to become successful in your career or in your whole life. So, if you are one of those people who are finding it hard to boost up their creative thinking skills, this audiobook guide has been created for you.

Have you ever sat in front of a blank page after you've resolved to finally draw something again and you simply have no idea what to draw? Your head is suddenly empty, even though you've just been thinking about all the things you absolutely mustn't forget and wondering why your neighbor is vacuuming so early again. You've probably wondered why other people around you have so many original ideas and always have a solution for everything. These people don't let problems get them down and it seems as if they perceive the world differently; more positively and imaginatively.

This is the book that guides you on your journey to becoming a successful self-help author. It gives you everything you need to write, publish, and promote a book that does justice to your ideas and expertise.

One of the things this book will teach you is that there is no single path to creativity. You have something in common with Einstein, Michelangelo, Steve Jobs, Stephen Spielberg, and any famous thinker, inventor, or artist that ever lived. Not everyone can be an Einstein, a Michelangelo, a Jobs, or a Spielberg, but tapping into that innate creativity is something everyone can do.