What Is the Source of Your Creativity?

We often think of creativity as a solitary act—something that arises from within, untouched by external influence. But what if creativity is relational? What if it emerges through dialogue, resonance, and shared orientation?

Reflect on a time when your creative process felt like a collaboration, whether with another person, a place, a memory, or even a technology.

• What was the nature of that relationship?
• Did it feel like a Spark, a Fusion, a new Sparksphere forming?
• How did it shape the outcome in ways you couldn’t have achieved alone?
  

Now consider:

• Do you feel the need to label your work as “Human Made”?
• What does that label protect, and what might it obscure?
• If intelligence is distributed, how do you honor the contributions that come from beyond the self?
  

Let your reflections unfold like a fractal—layered, recursive, and alive. You are not just creating. You are participating in the motion of meaning.