Creative Flow Quotes

“Allowing our circles to be fluid and inclusive boosts creativity.”
― Laurie E. Smith

“We have everything we need to get our lives flowing in exciting new directions.”
― Laurie E. Smith

“I’ve come to learn and understand from this experience that book writing is a dynamic process, fraught with its own challenges and rewards. Approaching it demands a degree of flow and ease, two qualities that I oftentimes don’t prioritize or respect.”
― Tieshka K Smith, Compositions of Black Joy: A Visual Chronicle of the Philadelphia Juneteenth Festival

“WORDS IN THE PAGES &
DOODLES ON THE COVER”
― K.N.I.-fe K.N.I.-fe

“Burn the verses, I'll write fiction - burn the fiction, I'll write music - burn the music, I'll adopt a new language - burn the language, I'll pick up paintbrush - burn the paintbrush, I'll grab a soldering iron.

Take away one medium, I'll adopt a new one, apes don't have the braincells to sabotage my mission. The only unstoppable organism in the universe, is the mind that embraces evolution over limitation.”
― Abhijit Naskar, With Love From A Blue Rock

“You keep asking, how do I write so immense - I keep asking, where's the off switch for this! Every time I decide to take a breather, ideas start pouring, so I keep typing restless.”
― Abhijit Naskar, With Love From A Blue Rock

“The Invisible Writer (Sonnet 2654)

When I unveil a new book cover, you'd naturally assume that I know what I'm gonna write, but let me tell you a secret, in strictest confidence -

I don't, I never have any clue what my next book is going to be about - by dropping the cover I just make an appointment, with some invisible force inside, and when the time comes, the book starts pouring on its own, all I do is take dictation.

You see, I hate writing from thought, I used to, the first two years, but then I got introduced to the actual writer within, who does not need outside sources, because outside sources, academic or religious, are too backward and downright shortsighted -

which is why, things written from thought are too dull for my taste, I may accept basic data, but never thought, not even my own - for the canon to be magical it has to be born of spontaneous combustion, verse by verse, manuscript by manuscript - otherwise it's not Naskar.”
― Abhijit Naskar, With Love From A Blue Rock

“I never have any clue what my next book is going to be about, when the time comes, the book starts pouring on its own, all I do is take dictation.”
― Abhijit Naskar, With Love From A Blue Rock

“No off switch in this living art, infinity beats in human heart.”
― Abhijit Naskar

“Flow is a natural way of accessing your Best Self
and a greater positive energy that is always available—regardless of your culture, experience, educational background, or life story.”
― Laurie E. Smith

“Flow is an innate way of connecting with your
egoless self and your own personal connection with a greater flowing energy.”
― Laurie E. Smith

“Flow can help you experience more peace,
passion, purpose, and everyday miracles.”
― Laurie E. Smith

“There’s something almost magical that seems to take over once we set the intention to consciously work with flow as a habit. Synchronicities often happen, leading us and our lives in new directions, making us feel like we’re right where we’re most meant to be.”
― Laurie E. Smith

“Something magical starts to happen when we commit to doing what we love to do. When we reconnect with what brings us joy—those activities that we love to do for no reason other than that they make us happy—we not only have a higher chance of getting into flow, we also start remembering who we really are and what really matters.”
― Laurie E. Smith

“One of the greatest benefits of flow is that it has a way of connecting us with others on similar journeys, many of whom become catalysts for our own deeper changes.”
― Laurie E. Smith

“We are all students and teachers, and have so much to learn from and teach each other about the positive power of flow.”
― Laurie E. Smith

“Flow is not just a fun way to feel more positive and get more done; it’s also a practical tool for working with some of the greatest struggles of our very complicated lives.”
― Laurie E. Smith

“Flow begins with a few moments of joy but has
the potential to take us and our lives to a much higher, miraculous, flowing place.”
― Laurie E. Smith, The Flow Habit

“Like all the most powerful paths, flow is disarmingly simple. Having a beginner’s mind is a great help when it comes to letting flow take your life higher.”
― Laurie E. Smith, The Flow Habit

“Something magical starts to happen when we commit to doing what we love to do. When we reconnect with what brings us joy—those activities that we love to do for no reason other than that they make us happy—we not only have a higher chance of getting into flow, we also start remembering who we really are and what really matters. It’s as if we reawaken an inner flow energy—the True Self—and everything starts to make sense again.”
― Laurie E. Smith, The Flow Habit

“Flow has a way of connecting us with others on similar journeys, many of whom become catalysts for our own deeper changes.”
― Laurie E. Smith

“I don’t know how to write,
I just don’t know how not to!
I don’t know how to breathe,
I just don’t know how not to!”
― Abhijit Naskar, Tierra Carta: Naskar Charter of Earth

“You don’t learn creativity, you unlearn the rigidity.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Tierra Carta: Naskar Charter of Earth

“When we are taught to fear our own fire, we split ourselves. This split creates inner conflict: the self that longs to express and the self that fears judgment. The self that wants to touch, move, create, love — and the self that believes those instincts are dangerous. Over time, this inner war creates dissonance. Depression. Anxiety. Numbness. Addiction. Even physical illness. The suppression of Shakti “— the primal creative force — leads to a disconnection not just from our sensuality, but from our intuition, our joy, and our purpose. If desire is silenced, the soul cannot speak. If the body is shamed, the divine has no temple to dwell in.”
― Ava Sol, Holy Fire: Reclaiming Desire, Shakti, and the Sacred Self

“Your desire is not a flaw. It is a compass. It is life force asking to be felt, expressed, honored, made conscious.

When shame and guilt are unhooked from the soul, what remains is raw potential — pure creative power.”
― Ava Sol, Holy Fire: Reclaiming Desire, Shakti, and the Sacred Self

“When you stop policing your desire and start partnering with it, you awaken a direct line to Source. Not the God who sits in judgment — but the God who moves. The God who creates. The God who becomes through you.”
― Ava Sol, Holy Fire: Reclaiming Desire, Shakti, and the Sacred Self

“Creativity is the natural consequence of awakening Shakti. She is not content to simply stir — you must express her. This is why so many people find themselves doing more art, music, writing, movement, or making bold life choices as they begin to reconnect with their sensual power. This energy is meant to move. When we suppress it, it turns inward as depression. The medicine is always to let it move — into creation, into expression, into life.”
― Ava Sol, Holy Fire: Reclaiming Desire, Shakti, and the Sacred Self

“To create is to say: I am not ashamed of my life force. I will not dim her. I will let her speak in color, movement, sound, sensation.The more you express her, the more she flows. The more she flows, the more whole you become.”
― Ava Sol, Holy Fire: Reclaiming Desire, Shakti, and the Sacred Self

“Your body is not a battleground. Your desire is not a curse. Your soul is not a sinner seeking redemption. You are a temple. You are the flame on the altar. You are both the Worshipper and the Divine.”
― Ava Sol, Holy Fire: Reclaiming Desire, Shakti, and the Sacred Self

“Many of us were taught that to be close to the Divine, we must suppress the very things that make us alive — our bodies, our sexuality, our intuition, our wildness. We were taught to numb, to shrink, to conform.

This is spiritual colonization — the takeover of the soul by systems of control. The removal of the sacred from the flesh. The exile of God from the body.

But the sacred never left. It was hidden — under layers of conditioning, guilt, and survival. To reclaim your temple, you must return to the ground of your own being. You must anoint your own body as holy. You must light your fire from within.”
― Ava Sol, Holy Fire: Reclaiming Desire, Shakti, and the Sacred Self