CREATION, Myths Old and New
Creativity series No.2. for Parenting and Teaching
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Sir Karl Popper, the great philosopher said, “The real mystery in life is that the Universe itself seems to be creative.”
This book is an introduction to Creativity with an essay on the connection between Faith and Fiction.
It contains a few of the author’s favourite ancient cultural myth, some folktales of recent times and some original stories.
These are ideal for reading to children.
This book includes stories for families from our ancestors great and unknown; some are contemporary individualistic doodlings in the sands of time which readers may simply enjoy. All of us should be telling the stories of our imaginations for the sake of our children and future generation, not only for their pleasure, but where-in they might find a way forward through the mysteries and changes in life.
The book has commentaries on the myths and finishes with an explanation of the purpose of myths that concludes with a challenge for modern myth making.
Colin Jamieson is an artist of some repute who is fascinated with the processes of creativity and human development. His illustrations are visual explanations of origins and creation, unique and thought provoking.
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About the Book
Sir Karl Popper, the great philosopher, said, “The real mystery in life is that the universe itself seems to be creative.”
This book is an introduction to creativity with an essay on the connection between faith and fiction.
It contains a few of the author’s favorite ancient cultural myths, some folktales of recent times, and some original stories.
These are ideal for reading to children.
This book includes stories for families from our ancestors great and unknown; some are contemporary individualistic doodles in the sands of time that readers may simply enjoy. All of us should be telling the stories of our imaginations for the sake of our children and future generations, not only for their pleasure but wherein they might find a way forward through the mysteries and changes in life.
The book has commentaries on the myths and finishes with an explanation of the purpose of myths that concludes with a challenge for modern myth making.
About the Author
Colin Jamieson is an artist of some repute who is fascinated with the processes of creativity and human development. His illustrations are visual explanations of origins and creation, unique and thought provoking.