The Ultimate Energy Source For Creative Expression

Is it really possible to recapture the possibility, promise and creativity of our youth? In a word: Yes! Within your inner well lies an infinite reservoir of creativity, innocence, awe and wonderment… the same qualities that made our youth filled with so much promise and opportunity. Being able to tap into that space as an adult brings with it endless possibility. Not only does it support you with creative intelligence, resourceful problem solving and out-of-the-box thinking, according to Dave, it also serves as a catalyst for an infinite supply of energy that enables you to accomplish all the things you have the desire to with a level of presence and engagement that seemed unavailable without access to the well.In this episode:Where does creative intelligence come from?How does seemingly limitless energy support the entrepreneurial spirit?What does it feel like to reconnect with that youthful part of ourselves?Is that youthful energetic innocence still there after we become an adult?How can the Inner Well facilitate healing on a holistic level?Why is creativity so important to our quality of life?How does TM provide access to that childlike wonderment where creativity sparks from?How does a regular TM practice help you accomplish all the things you desire to AND provide the idea engine for consistent momentum?What does life look like before and after TM  for the creative, entrepreneurial spirit?Connect with Dave:Dave Escamilla is an avid practicer of TM who resides in Austin, TX. Dave plays in the band Rippleberry, hosts the holistic health channel Rapid Regeneration, and is co-founder of Texas Fruit Festival. LinktreeDive in each week for real talk on meditation, meaning and modern life. And let us know what resonates with you. After all, this podcast was created with you in mind –  to support the human condition by optimizing the human experience.Watch, listen, and connect here: tm.org/theinnerwellpodcastWe'd love to hear your thoughts. Email: [email protected] your local TM Teacher: www.tm.orgEnjoyed this episode? Subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who might need it. Follow us on social and send us your questions, stories, and topic ideas — this podcast exists because of you.