| BkI:17.III.1 | You are a co-creator. You know that. You have co-believed, or co-created, with the ego. You can co-create or co-believe with God. Creation at any level is an act of union. You cannot create in isolation. In the world there are acts that you call “creative”—although they are not truly creative in the sense of divine creation but rather are ingenious—having been developed from something else. Inventions in your world build from a basis, a starting point. You can't invent an automobile if you haven't first invented an engine. An engine was necessary even to conceive of the idea of being transported by a machine. |