logging in or signing up creative giving - the artistic link between altruism and fulfillment slloydw Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 42 Category: Spiritual/ Ins.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: November 27, 2010 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description Visit http://summerwritingretreat.com to learn more about the Deeply Anchored Fulfillment wellness and writing retreat in Italy Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Creative Giving : Creative Giving The Artistic Link Between Altruism and Fulfillment Slide 2: Life doesn’t always make us happy. Slide 3: Life doesn’t always make us happy. Even getting what we want doesn’t keep us happy. Slide 4: Happiness comes and goes. Slide 5: What we need more than happiness Happiness comes and goes. Slide 6: What we need more than happiness is fulfillment. Happiness comes and goes. Slide 7: Fulfillment is an art. Slide 8: Self-development takes energy Fulfillment is an art. Slide 9: Self-development takes energy, attention, Fulfillment is an art. Slide 10: Self-development takes energy, attention, and effort. Fulfillment is an art. Slide 11: Self-development is good. Slide 12: Creative giving is better. Slide 13: The art of fulfillment Slide 14: The art of fulfillment demands Slide 15: The art of fulfillment demands creative giving Slide 16: Targeting fulfillment Slide 17: Targeting fulfillment means Slide 18: Targeting fulfillment means overcoming the self. . . Slide 19: Living Unempowered Self-Development Giving The steps to creative giving Slide 20: Living Unempowered Self-Development Giving The steps to creative giving Slide 21: Living Unempowered Self-Development Giving The steps to creative giving Slide 22: Living Unempowered Self-Development Giving The steps to creative giving Slide 23: Contribution Slide 24: Contribution Generosity Slide 25: Contribution Generosity Creative giving Slide 26: Contribution Generosity Creative giving make you feel good Slide 27: Contribution Generosity Creative giving make you feel good because they mean living naturally Slide 28: Contribution Generosity Creative giving make you feel good because nature is generous Slide 29: The greatest thing in all education is to make the nervous system our ally instead of our enemy. -William James Slide 30: Think. . . Slide 31: Think. . . what in life is more important Slide 32: Think. . . what in life is more important than giving Slide 33: Think. . . what in life is more important than giving in a way that feels natural to you? Slide 34: A man who hasn't found something he is willing to die for is not fit to live. - MLK Slide 35: The nature of existence is love. Slide 36: The nature of existence is love. Love does not reach a full expression everywhere Slide 37: There is a great deal of suffering in the world. Slide 38: It’s not our fault, Slide 39: It’s not our fault, but it is our responsibility. - David Deida Slide 40: Following this responsibility Slide 41: Following this responsibility to let love artfully express itself through us Slide 42: Following this responsibility to let love artfully express itself through us is the path of fulfillment. Slide 43: Focusing on what we can get out of life Slide 44: Focusing on what we can get out of life (fame, money) Slide 45: Focusing on what we can get out of life (fame, money) doesn’t make us fulfilled. Slide 46: Focusing on what we can get out of life (fame, money) doesn’t make us fulfilled, even if/when we get it. Slide 47: Focusing on what we can get out of life (fame, money) doesn’t make us fulfilled, even if/when we get it. Slide 48: Each summer in Italy, Slide 49: Each summer in Italy, we have a retreat Slide 50: Each summer in Italy, we have a retreat where we work on achieving greater fulfillment Slide 51: Each summer in Italy, we have a retreat where we work on achieving greater fulfillment You can join us. . . Slide 52: Summer Slide 53: Summer Writing Slide 54: Summer Writing Retreat Slide 55: SummerWritingRetreat.com Slide 58: People need to give in a way that feels true to their nature in order to be fulfilled Slide 59: There is a creative solution. . . Slide 60: (Artists are people, too.) Slide 61: We are most fulfilled when we are giving our unique gift to the world, Slide 62: We are most fulfilled when we are giving our unique gift to the world, because then we can affirm that everything is OK Slide 63: We are most fulfilled when we are giving our unique gift to the world, because then we can affirm that everything is OK, and art makes it more so. Slide 64: Art brings us into the present moment Slide 65: Art brings us into the present moment to recognize that what is before us is sufficient Slide 66: Art brings us into the present moment to recognize that what is before us is sufficient Slide 67: The Tibetans have a meditation Slide 68: The Tibetans have a meditation to generate lovingkindness. . . Slide 69: Imagine one person standing before you on your right side. Slide 70: Imagine one person standing before you on your right side. This person is angry, selfish, and complaining. Slide 71: Imagine on your left side a group of people who are hungry, needy, and poor. Slide 72: Imagine on your left side a large group of people who are hungry, needy, and poor. Slide 73: Imagine on your left side millions of people who are hungry, needy, and poor. Slide 74: The goal of meditation Slide 75: is to become more sane. Slide 76: When true to our own nature, Slide 77: We overwhelmingly want to side with the needs of the many Slide 78: We overwhelmingly want to side with the needs of the many over the wants of the single boastful person. Slide 79: We overwhelmingly want to side with the needs of the many over the wants of the single boastful person. Often, we are that person. Slide 80: We recognize this self-centered scenario in others. . . Slide 81: . . .and we naturally believe other people should be generous. Slide 82: Elevate the craft of creativity into a practice. . . * Slide 83: Devoting ourselves to a craft is challenging. Slide 84: First, build experience with your craft (writing, painting, music. . .) Slide 85: Then elevate your craft into a practice Slide 86: Then elevate your craft into a practice (something that greatly informs the way you live) Slide 87: And make these efforts for the benefit of others * Slide 88: A pure artistic practice positions you to be a giver. Slide 89: When a passionate person is faced with a challenge, Slide 90: When a passionate person is faced with a challenge, they grow, Slide 91: When a passionate person is faced with a challenge, they grow, and their art gets deeper the more criticism and challenge comes at them Slide 93: Challenge opens us. Slide 94: The more we are opened by experience, Slide 95: The more we are opened by experience, the more we come to understand Slide 96: The more we are opened by experience, the more we come to understand the importance of benefiting others. Slide 97: Contribution aligns us with our nature. Slide 98: Scientific studies Slide 99: Scientific studies have even proven Slide 100: Scientific studies have even proven that people motivated by selfish means feel fulfilled by giving back. Slide 101: Those who give most effectively and consistently Slide 102: Those who give most effectively and consistently understand contribution as an art. * Slide 103: Artfully use your presence to expand the expression of love. Slide 104: Artfully use your presence to expand the expression of love. Slide 105: Artfully use your presence to expand the expression of love. Slide 106: Artfully use your presence to expand the expression of love. Slide 107: Artfully use your presence to expand the expression of love. Slide 108: Artfully use your presence to expand the expression of love. Slide 109: Artfully use your presence to expand the expression of love. Slide 110: all artistic practice benefits the artist Slide 111: all artistic practice benefits the artist creative people are uniquely positioned to enact positive change Slide 112: all artistic practice benefits the artist creative people are uniquely positioned to enact positive change because we think differently Slide 113: Visit summerwritingretreat.com to learn more about the Deeply Anchored Fulfillment wellness and writing retreat in Italy Visit 350LasCruces.webs.com to donate to our local cause benefiting the homeless by making section 8 housing environmentally and economically sustainable You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
creative giving - the artistic link between altruism and fulfillment slloydw Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 42 Category: Spiritual/ Ins.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: November 27, 2010 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description Visit http://summerwritingretreat.com to learn more about the Deeply Anchored Fulfillment wellness and writing retreat in Italy Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Creative Giving : Creative Giving The Artistic Link Between Altruism and Fulfillment Slide 2: Life doesn’t always make us happy. Slide 3: Life doesn’t always make us happy. Even getting what we want doesn’t keep us happy. Slide 4: Happiness comes and goes. Slide 5: What we need more than happiness Happiness comes and goes. Slide 6: What we need more than happiness is fulfillment. Happiness comes and goes. Slide 7: Fulfillment is an art. Slide 8: Self-development takes energy Fulfillment is an art. Slide 9: Self-development takes energy, attention, Fulfillment is an art. Slide 10: Self-development takes energy, attention, and effort. Fulfillment is an art. Slide 11: Self-development is good. Slide 12: Creative giving is better. Slide 13: The art of fulfillment Slide 14: The art of fulfillment demands Slide 15: The art of fulfillment demands creative giving Slide 16: Targeting fulfillment Slide 17: Targeting fulfillment means Slide 18: Targeting fulfillment means overcoming the self. . . Slide 19: Living Unempowered Self-Development Giving The steps to creative giving Slide 20: Living Unempowered Self-Development Giving The steps to creative giving Slide 21: Living Unempowered Self-Development Giving The steps to creative giving Slide 22: Living Unempowered Self-Development Giving The steps to creative giving Slide 23: Contribution Slide 24: Contribution Generosity Slide 25: Contribution Generosity Creative giving Slide 26: Contribution Generosity Creative giving make you feel good Slide 27: Contribution Generosity Creative giving make you feel good because they mean living naturally Slide 28: Contribution Generosity Creative giving make you feel good because nature is generous Slide 29: The greatest thing in all education is to make the nervous system our ally instead of our enemy. -William James Slide 30: Think. . . Slide 31: Think. . . what in life is more important Slide 32: Think. . . what in life is more important than giving Slide 33: Think. . . what in life is more important than giving in a way that feels natural to you? Slide 34: A man who hasn't found something he is willing to die for is not fit to live. - MLK Slide 35: The nature of existence is love. Slide 36: The nature of existence is love. Love does not reach a full expression everywhere Slide 37: There is a great deal of suffering in the world. Slide 38: It’s not our fault, Slide 39: It’s not our fault, but it is our responsibility. - David Deida Slide 40: Following this responsibility Slide 41: Following this responsibility to let love artfully express itself through us Slide 42: Following this responsibility to let love artfully express itself through us is the path of fulfillment. Slide 43: Focusing on what we can get out of life Slide 44: Focusing on what we can get out of life (fame, money) Slide 45: Focusing on what we can get out of life (fame, money) doesn’t make us fulfilled. Slide 46: Focusing on what we can get out of life (fame, money) doesn’t make us fulfilled, even if/when we get it. Slide 47: Focusing on what we can get out of life (fame, money) doesn’t make us fulfilled, even if/when we get it. Slide 48: Each summer in Italy, Slide 49: Each summer in Italy, we have a retreat Slide 50: Each summer in Italy, we have a retreat where we work on achieving greater fulfillment Slide 51: Each summer in Italy, we have a retreat where we work on achieving greater fulfillment You can join us. . . Slide 52: Summer Slide 53: Summer Writing Slide 54: Summer Writing Retreat Slide 55: SummerWritingRetreat.com Slide 58: People need to give in a way that feels true to their nature in order to be fulfilled Slide 59: There is a creative solution. . . Slide 60: (Artists are people, too.) Slide 61: We are most fulfilled when we are giving our unique gift to the world, Slide 62: We are most fulfilled when we are giving our unique gift to the world, because then we can affirm that everything is OK Slide 63: We are most fulfilled when we are giving our unique gift to the world, because then we can affirm that everything is OK, and art makes it more so. Slide 64: Art brings us into the present moment Slide 65: Art brings us into the present moment to recognize that what is before us is sufficient Slide 66: Art brings us into the present moment to recognize that what is before us is sufficient Slide 67: The Tibetans have a meditation Slide 68: The Tibetans have a meditation to generate lovingkindness. . . Slide 69: Imagine one person standing before you on your right side. Slide 70: Imagine one person standing before you on your right side. This person is angry, selfish, and complaining. Slide 71: Imagine on your left side a group of people who are hungry, needy, and poor. Slide 72: Imagine on your left side a large group of people who are hungry, needy, and poor. Slide 73: Imagine on your left side millions of people who are hungry, needy, and poor. Slide 74: The goal of meditation Slide 75: is to become more sane. Slide 76: When true to our own nature, Slide 77: We overwhelmingly want to side with the needs of the many Slide 78: We overwhelmingly want to side with the needs of the many over the wants of the single boastful person. Slide 79: We overwhelmingly want to side with the needs of the many over the wants of the single boastful person. Often, we are that person. Slide 80: We recognize this self-centered scenario in others. . . Slide 81: . . .and we naturally believe other people should be generous. Slide 82: Elevate the craft of creativity into a practice. . . * Slide 83: Devoting ourselves to a craft is challenging. Slide 84: First, build experience with your craft (writing, painting, music. . .) Slide 85: Then elevate your craft into a practice Slide 86: Then elevate your craft into a practice (something that greatly informs the way you live) Slide 87: And make these efforts for the benefit of others * Slide 88: A pure artistic practice positions you to be a giver. Slide 89: When a passionate person is faced with a challenge, Slide 90: When a passionate person is faced with a challenge, they grow, Slide 91: When a passionate person is faced with a challenge, they grow, and their art gets deeper the more criticism and challenge comes at them Slide 93: Challenge opens us. Slide 94: The more we are opened by experience, Slide 95: The more we are opened by experience, the more we come to understand Slide 96: The more we are opened by experience, the more we come to understand the importance of benefiting others. Slide 97: Contribution aligns us with our nature. Slide 98: Scientific studies Slide 99: Scientific studies have even proven Slide 100: Scientific studies have even proven that people motivated by selfish means feel fulfilled by giving back. Slide 101: Those who give most effectively and consistently Slide 102: Those who give most effectively and consistently understand contribution as an art. * Slide 103: Artfully use your presence to expand the expression of love. Slide 104: Artfully use your presence to expand the expression of love. Slide 105: Artfully use your presence to expand the expression of love. Slide 106: Artfully use your presence to expand the expression of love. Slide 107: Artfully use your presence to expand the expression of love. Slide 108: Artfully use your presence to expand the expression of love. Slide 109: Artfully use your presence to expand the expression of love. Slide 110: all artistic practice benefits the artist Slide 111: all artistic practice benefits the artist creative people are uniquely positioned to enact positive change Slide 112: all artistic practice benefits the artist creative people are uniquely positioned to enact positive change because we think differently Slide 113: Visit summerwritingretreat.com to learn more about the Deeply Anchored Fulfillment wellness and writing retreat in Italy Visit 350LasCruces.webs.com to donate to our local cause benefiting the homeless by making section 8 housing environmentally and economically sustainable