Amarjit continues from the previous podcast – moving into creativity. He begins by defining creativity as your consciousness. He describes how to connect to your creativity and what it means to express it. This leads into the topic of authenticity. He talks about the role of emotions in creativity, and how to use them to go deeper into your self-expression. Amarjit provides ways to enhance your creative connection. After the show he guides you through a meditation to open your heart and connect to your creativity (stay tuned after show outro for the guided meditation).
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