21. Creativity Can Not be Destroyed
K rishna says, ‘Om Tat Sat’ is considered the threefold representation of the Supreme Absolute Truth (17.23). ‘Tat’ is translated as ‘That’. ‘ Tat’ is also interpreted as the ‘All’, the All-pervading Reality. Two types of wise men have guided humanity in its quest to understand ‘ Tat’ . One approaches from the positive side and another from the negative. Though the destination remains the same in both cases, the difference lies in the starting point of the journey and in the path, we choose according to our nature. The positively oriented describe ‘That’ which is indestructible, eternal, stable, and all-pervading - as ‘complete’, to which nothing can be added. ‘Creativity’ is a metaphor for it. The negatively oriented describe ‘That’ which is indestructible, eternal, stable, and all-pervading- as ‘empty’, from which nothing can be removed. ‘Space’ is a metaphor for it. In any case, both ‘creativity’ and ‘space’ can have creation and material manifestation. It is ...