Daily Meditation for February 13

My creative problem solving skills allow me to create new ideas and to solve problems.

My creative problem-solving skills allow me to create new ideas and find solutions in ways that feel alive and unexpected. I notice how my mind shifts, bending around obstacles instead of smashing into them. Challenges are not walls—they are puzzles, invitations to explore the edges of what I know.

I trust the movement of thought that comes from curiosity rather than pressure. I follow the small sparks that arise in quiet moments, in pauses between tasks, in glimpses of connection others might overlook. Each idea, each solution, feels like a hand reaching back to me, guiding me forward.

In this practice, I am both observer and creator. I see the patterns, the gaps, the possibilities, and I move with intention and openness. My mind becomes a garden where problems are soil and ideas are seeds, and with patience and attention, new growth emerges. I am capable. I am inventive. I am guided by the flow of creativity that lives within me.

Erin McGrath Rieke

erin mcgrath rieke is an american interdisciplinary activist artist, writer, designer, producer and singer best known for her work promoting education and awareness to gender violence and mental illness through creativity.

https://www.justeproductions.org
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