This path is not about creativity as self-expression, rather it is about the Divine Reality coming to expression in our life. This can be described as experiencing art as meditation. This means that art is not only for the artist, i.e. the trained artist, but is something available to each of us. Prayer, meditation, and worship might be any creative response to life. This means that whether I am creating a work of art or responding to a work of art it is all part of the same process and it all can all be considered meditation, prayer or worship.
Music is an example.
Whether I am composing music, performing music or listening attentively to music is all part of the same process. This would apply to the visual arts, novels, poetry, short stories, gardening, landscaping, building relationships, family life and work. This means that every creative response to life is potentially a spiritual exercise, that is, a form of meditation, prayer and worship. The fourth way to experience the reality of God within Creation Spirituality is what might be described as justice-making. This is seen in the involvement of our congregation in issues of social justice, making the world a more just place for all .