The Power of the Creative Mind: Writing, Learning Disabilities, Emotions

Insight #1: Despite all technological and scientific advances, research has shown that much of the capability of the human brain and the potential of the human mind still needs to be explored. Writing, Learning Disabilities, and Emotions are three major ways that assist each individual in the exploration of the Power of the Creative Mind.

Writing: By simply beginning to write, the mind accesses areas of the brain that otherwise would not be explored. The process of writing touches parts of the brain that connects with the past, the present, or the future http://www.explorationinternational.com/Writing.html. You can share your discoveries through writing here!

Learning Disabilities: Each learning disability is the other side of an amazing ability. Our Iceberg Principle http://www.explorationinternational.com/LDTips6-10.html shows how much of the human mind remains undiscovered by neither recognizing a disability nor an ability. Help others by sharing your abilities here. If you have a learning disability but are not aware of your ability, check our list of historical people http://www.explorationinternational.com/LD.html to find yours.

Emotions: Our emotions connect all parts of the human brain and the human body http://www.explorationinternational.com/Emotions3.html. Our emotions are meant to propel us into growth and new discoveries. In addition to our Emotion's Software (see below), we will add some additional techniques on this blog to show how emotions can impact our behavior and help each individual how to access the power of the creative mind.

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What makes writing good writing?

....when you turn the ordinary into something extraordinary!

Try it the next time you write something. It doesn't matter if you write a blog, a note, something on facebook, an essay, an article, a poem, or even part of a novel.

Writing something extraordinary can include a simple word. Use the synonym feature in a word processor to expand your vocabulary.

Writing something extraordinary can include a name. Names can open the door to a different time and place. For example, using any of the mythological names can bring up a new image in the reader's mind. Be like "Athena". Did you know that Athena was not only the goddess for creativity but also the goddess of duality? The duality found in almost any person. The duality of good and bad, the dualtiy of abiltiy and disability?

Turning writing into extraordinary writing can include many more things....more to come on the blog soon.