Solzhenitsyn on the True Vocation of the Writer
Alexander Solzhenitsyn shows us how to take our creative vocations seriously in the face of many distractions, set backs, and the unflagging pressures of time.
Alexander Solzhenitsyn shows us how to take our creative vocations seriously in the face of many distractions, set backs, and the unflagging pressures of time.
Writer’s block is considered worse than terminal illness. But perhaps there’s more to it than that. Maybe your writer’s block is a gift from God.
Starting a notebook can be a perfect way to inspire you in your spiritual life.
Technology provides ways for us to do things easier, and more productively. OpenAI is a tool that heightens productivity, but can it create authentic art?
Sometimes we get down by how little we‘ve produced. But instead of trying to produce more, we can take time and be still and pray.
Before we begin any creative task we must centre our hearts and attention–to know the true task and Whom we are doing it for.
Many in modern times feel that their brains aren’t working as well as they once did–thanks to technology. Handwriting can enhance concentration and flow.
Creating Art means affirming Truth—who I am and what I am called to do. It’s a process of truly knowing what’s real and what’s fake.
The despairing artist is often painted in a romantic way, whether Kierkegaard or John Cheevers or Woody Allen. You don’t have to live that way.
In metaverse, the self is torn between two worlds. If art is created through a self that is authentic, where does that leave the avatar?
Father Antony Paul