Creativity vs. Sensuality
Document Type
Article
Journal/Book Title
Inner Self
Publisher
InnerSelf Publications
Publication Date
10-31-2002
Volume
7
First Page
4
Last Page
5
Abstract
Now as to the beneficial uses of sensuality, dashes of it, to be sure, spice creativity. But runaway sensuality has pervaded much of society, turning spice to poison. The lesser trouble is extreme sensuality, for it is rare. The greater is wholesale, ordinary sensuality: browsing through store merchandise; catering to one's looks; idling in amusement and bodily pleasure; spectating, directly and by secondhand accounts through news reports and gossip; and anything else that little relies on the cerebrum.
Recommended Citation
H. C. Romesburg. October 31, 2002. Creativity vs. Sensuality. Inner Self, 7:4-5.
Comments
Originally published by InnerSelf Publications. HTML fulltext available through remote link. This article is excerpted from The Life of the Creative Spirit, 2001, by Charles Romesburg. Reprinted with permission of the publisher, Xlibris Corporation.