From the void

Every person is born into a particular religion, often attending places of worship such as churches or gurudwaras due to their faith in God. However, some people become atheists, choosing to seek life's purpose without belief in a deity. They look for meaning through reason and personal exploration, rather than relying on divine intervention. Religious individuals, on the other hand, often develop a habit of depending on an external god to guide them, fulfill their wishes, and offer solace. They may make monetary offerings as part of their devotion. This act of praying provides them with a sense of satisfaction and peace. But how genuine is this reliance on a higher power? There is considerable debate: some argue that events in life unfold independently of divine influence, while others believe everything occurs according to God's plan. Major religions such as Islam, Christianity, and Hinduism have strong foundations and holy books that reinforce their believers...

Have you heard about Alex grey? He is an American visionary artist known for his intricate and spiritually themed paintings, which often feature detailed representations of the human body interwoven with complex patterns and spiritual symbols.       This is one of his work. Artistic processes often require deep introspection and self-reflection, which can lead to greater self-awareness and spiritual insight. The act of creating art can be a meditative and transformative practice, allowing artists like him to explore and express complex spiritual and metaphysical concepts.  I'm not talking about just drawing something based on some reference or relying on an external source but abstract art and drawing from imagination. So, while drawing from a reference hones observation skills, drawing from imagination is like exercising your creative muscle. It strengthens neural pathways, fosters divergent thinking, and allows you to tap into a wellspring of creativ...