Maximizing global creativity

There are those days when things are in front of your eyes that just make so much sense. You're driving the car while listening to a relaxing mantra and you see the logo of one of your favourite metal bands as a window sticker on another car (yin yang anyone?). Like those days when you come home and discover that your little buddha statue is sitting in the sink. It felt a little "cosmic". To be completely honest, any reason is good enough to start a new blog. Can't even remember the last time I wrote a blogpost. Writing brings me rest. I'm going to write again and I can only stimulate you to do the same. Thinking and writing are not the same. Handwriting and typing are not the same. Just. Write. Share. Dare. One World. The lives of your loved ones. Take good care of it. Let me be clear from the start: no religious pun intended. I've always felt the buddha has a special meaning to me, though I don't know what triggered that. Consider this the continuation of a lifelong quest. Seeing an enormous buddha statue in Nara, Japan, was part of that quest. To be clear again, it was not in any sink whatsoever.