Intellect

[Diana]

The french writer, Saint-Exupery, pilot during WWII, author of the Little Prince, once wrote in Wind, Sand and Stars,
“ What torments me is not the humps, nor the  hollows, nor the ugliness. It is the sight, a little bit in all these men, of Mozart murdered.”  The creativity in each one not given free flow, being limited. Very typical of the love St Ex had for humanity.

That reminds me of John Bradshaw's quote, "Not knowing who you are is the greatest tragedy of all." Though he was coming from the point of view of inner child work. It's so true that people in general, from whatever angle, are inhibited to express themselves authentically in a creative sense. Although, as much as I dislike the sea of mediocrity and other undesirable elements that abound on the Internet, I absolutely recognize that this sea is exactly the opening up of creative expression for the average person.