With Creative Questions you can have immediate inner change and feel better. For example, if you are scared, you are probably asking, “Why am I in danger?” If you change your question to wondering, “Why can I feel safe?” your creativity will immediately start to offer you safety.

Then you will watch your reality transforming to reflect your new perspective, allowing you to create more of what you want in every area of your life.

Affirmations are statements, which are stagnant unchangeable facts, while Creative Questions open the door to natural creativity.

For example: Imagine that you are having trouble enjoying a rainy day. You begin to affirm, “I enjoy this rainy day.” Can you feel the contradiction between what you experience and what you want to experience? What happens if you ask a Creative Question instead, “How can I enjoy this rainy day?” Here you allow the unlimited creative power to reveal answers that will support you in what you want to experience, which is to enjoy this rainy day.

To learn how to ask Good Questions is an art. Your “actual” question will always bring you results, whether you like it or not. If you have a goal and you seriously contemplate and try to feel a new Creative Question, and you notice a resistance to it, you have an indication that you have an old opposing question that you already have a habit of asking. If you continue to shower yourself with your new Creative Question, it will start to take priority and your old question will fall away. Then you start to feel better and see your results.

For example: Let’s say that someone is angry with you. You start to ask yourself, “How can I feel safe?” Probably initially, your answers are negative, and you don’t see how you can possibly feel safe. Eventually, if you keep asking and feeling the new Creative Question, you’ll start to notice how the Creative Question itself makes you feel.

Sometimes it can be tricky to identify specific Creative Questions yourself, and the assistance of a Creative Questions Coach can help you discover the most effective Creative Question, that will bring you the results you want.

For example: Imagine that you are in a store and the staff is having a bad day. If you approach the staff with a Creative Question like, “What do you have that is good today?” The staff is forced to switch thinking and to look for something good. Immediately upon finding a reason for something good, the staff starts to feel better. That is why it is so important to learn and teach others the impact of asking the right Creative Questions.

For example: If a child asks you, “Why do you feel so happy today?”, then you can play with the multiple answers that appear, instead of being attached to the “right” answer. You don’t look for the answer itself. You could say, “Why am I so happy? Let’s see!” and keep asking the question with the child. The key is to give space to the power of the creativity itself, with open space or silence, that you don’t have to fill up with the “right” answer. With that attitude, you open up the child to new and fresh ideas, and when you learn how to do that, then you can teach that to your children.

For example: A common question, “Why is my body so ugly?” helps you find many reasons to dislike your body. A better question could be, “What do I like about my body?”, helping you to find many things you like about your body. 

With Creative Question App and the Creative Question Cards, you can enjoy the magic of Divine support, each time you pick a Creative Question. When you play with this App and with these Cards, you will be amazed at how the right question always appears for you to change a limiting question about yourself or your situation, into a Creative Question and your unlimited potential.

With the 52 Creative Questions, you expand and grow in the 52 most powerful aspects of your life. Each question was carefully and Consciously chosen for you to let go of the most frequent limiting question that get in the way of becoming an Unlimited Being. The Creative Questions Guidebook included with the App and the Cards explains, in detail, each of the Creative Questions, so you can understand why you picked a particular question, and how you can grow and expand in that aspect.

There are many ways to play with the 52 Creative Questions. If you have a problem, need to make a decision or want to receive support or guidance for your day, pick a Creative Question to activate your own Creativity to unfold in an easy, enjoyable way. Center yourself, pick a Creative Question, feel the Creative Question, like “Why am I supported?”, and enjoy the miracle and simplicity of how to change your experience.

The Creative Question Guidebook also describes 7 different games you can play with the Creative Question Cards at parties or gatherings, with friends, family, and colleagues.

With Creative Questions you can have immediate inner change and feel better. For example, if you are scared, you are probably asking, “Why am I in danger?” If you change your question to wondering, “Why can I feel safe?” your creativity will immediately start to offer you safety.

There are many benefits to Creative Questions. One of them is that Creative Questions give you an easy way to manifest your dreams. When you apply Creative Questions, your first reward is that you quickly connect with the experience of your new reality.

Then you will watch your reality transforming to reflect your new perspective, allowing you to create more of what you want in every area of your life.

Creative Questions is the next step in Mastering Your Mind and Conscious Evolution.

Affirmations are statements, which are stagnant unchangeable facts, while Creative Questions open the door to natural creativity.

For example: Imagine that you are having trouble enjoying a rainy day. You begin to affirm, “I enjoy this rainy day.” Can you feel the contradiction between what you experience and what you want to experience? What happens if you ask a Creative Question instead, “How can I enjoy this rainy day?” Here you allow the unlimited creative power to reveal answers that will support you in what you want to experience, which is to enjoy this rainy day.

The Law of Attraction shows you what you are already engaged with. To change what the Law of Attraction is mirroring you need to change your vibration. This is what the Creative Questions do. It is the application that changes your point of attraction to what you consciously chose.

To learn how to ask Good Questions is an art. Your “actual” question will always bring you results, whether you like it or not. If you have a goal and you seriously contemplate and try to feel a new Creative Question, and you notice a resistance to it, you have an indication that you have an old opposing question that you already have a habit of asking. If you continue to shower yourself with your new Creative Question, it will start to take priority and your old question will fall away. Then you start to feel better and see your results.

For example: Let’s say that someone is angry at you. You start to ask yourself, “How can I feel safe?” Probably initially, your answers are negative and you don’t see how you can possibly feel safe. Eventually, if you keep asking and feeling the new Creative Question, you’ll start to notice how the Creative Question itself makes you feel.

Sometimes it can be tricky to identify specific Creative Questions yourself, and the assistance of a Creative Questions Coach can help you discover the most effective Creative Question, that will bring you the results you want.

Every time someone is approached with a supportive Creative Question, they lighten up.

For example: Imagine that you are in a store and the staff is having a bad day. If you approach the staff with a Creative Question like, “What do you have that is good today?” The staff is forced to switch thinking and to look for something good. Immediately upon finding a reason for something good, the staff starts to feel better. That is why it is so important to learn and teach others the impact of asking the right Creative Questions.

First, identify the question behind your current unwanted result. Then, reverse that question to its opposite Creative Question and start contemplating it. For example, let’s say that you feel frustrated, and the question you are asking is, “Why is this so hard?” Reverse that question to its opposite Creative Question, “Why is this so easy?” that will make you focus on why this is so easy. Until you master creativity through Creative Questions, we suggest you check in with a Creative Question Coach.

It can be fun to ask your friends and people you meet supportive Creative Questions, such as “Why are you so nice?” and then watch what happens. You will probably notice some kind of reaction, like laughing or blushing. At that moment, you can tell them about your new discoveries with Creative Questions, and how effective they are, using their own reaction as an example. Now, you and your friends can play the Creative Questions games, and bring in other people too, and have fun with them.

Perhaps you are aware that young children are always asking… They are already connected with their Creative Power. Do you remember how unstoppable that period of questioning was? Parents or teachers always want to give answers from their own understanding. Right there, they stop the creativity, because the child will learn that your answer is the right answer. What would happen if at that moment you support your child to explore with you the power of Creative Questions?

For example: If a child asks you, “Why do you feel so happy today?”, then you can play with the multiple answers that appear, instead of being attached to the “right” answer. You don’t look for the answer itself. You could say, “Why am I so happy? Let’s see!” and keep asking the question with the child. The key is to give space to the power of the creativity itself, with open space or silence, that you don’t have to fill up with the “right” answer. With that attitude, you open up the child to new and fresh ideas, and when you learn how to do that, then you can teach that to your children.

Your body constantly mirrors what your mind is doing. Sometimes your body seems great and sometimes not, independent of any apparent external reasons. This is because you see your body through the way you think about it. Your body even changes to match your thinking. Using “good questions” in relationship to your body is important, if you want to feel good in your body.

For example: A common question, “Why is my body so ugly?” helps you find many reasons to dislike your body. A better question could be, “What do I like about my body?”, helping you to find many things you like about your body. 

With Creative Question App and the Creative Question Cards, you can enjoy the magic of Divine support, each time you pick a Creative Question. When you play with this App and with these Cards, you will be amazed at how the right question always appears for you to change a limiting question about yourself or your situation, into a Creative Question and your unlimited potential.

With the 52 Creative Questions, you expand and grow in the 52 most powerful aspects of your life. Each question was carefully and Consciously chosen for you to let go of the most frequent limiting question that get in the way of becoming an Unlimited Being. The Creative Questions Guidebook included with the App and the Cards explains, in detail, each of the Creative Questions, so you can understand why you picked a particular question, and how you can grow and expand in that aspect.

There are many ways to play with the 52 Creative Questions. If you have a problem, need to make a decision or want to receive support or guidance for your day, pick a Creative Question to activate your own Creativity to unfold in an easy, enjoyable way. Center yourself, pick a Creative Question, feel the Creative Question, like “Why am I supported?”, and enjoy the miracle and simplicity of how to change your experience.

The Creative Question Guidebook also describes 7 different games you can play with the Creative Question Cards at parties or gatherings, with friends, family, and colleagues.