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Author-Poet Aberjhani

For the Love of Power and Stability in Relationships

Note: My thanks to Marlive Harris of Grits.com and author LaConnie Taylor Jones for inviting me to share a few thoughts on this very d...

Started by Author-Poet Aberjhani

20 Oct. 11, 2008
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Aberjhani

The Great CTI Spotlight Artist Quiz

After receiving suggestions that it might be too time-consuming to track down clues pertaining to each CTI Spotlight Artist without k...

Started by Aberjhani

7 Sep. 27, 2008
Reply by Aberjhani
Aberjhani

Proposed Calendar of CTI 1st Anniversary Events

Hello Friends of Creative Persuasions–– Below is a preliminary calendar of events scheduled to celebrate Creative Thinkers Internati...

Started by Aberjhani

16 Sep. 16, 2008
Reply by Robby Baby (Poet of Amour)
Aberjhani

CTI Spotlight Artist Cheryl Kaye Tardif March 1-15, 2008

Author Cheryl Kaye Tardif has won the attention and admiration of readers worldwide with her uniquely compelling suspense novels, inclu...

Started by Aberjhani

1 Sep. 16, 2008
Reply by Sage Sweetwater
Aberjhani

Rules and Gifts of CTI Anniversary Funtest Week

Hello CTI Friends— The rules of the CTI Anniversary Week Funtest are simple. From midnight on September 9 until midnight September 16, m...

Started by Aberjhani

5 Sep. 11, 2008
Reply by In Love With Music
Aberjhani

CTI Spotlight Artist Marne L. Kilates, August 16-31, 2008

Marne L. Kilates, the CTI Spotlight Artist for August 16-31, hails from the Philippines and is the highly regarded editor of “Poet’s P...

Started by Aberjhani

15 Aug. 23, 2008
Reply by Marne L. Kilates
Aberjhani

CTI Spotlight Artist Luther E. Vann April 1-15, 2008

(photo of Luther E. Vann by John Schmidt) Often described as a poet who utilizes visual art to write his poems, Luther E. Vann is an ac...

Started by Aberjhani

2 Jul. 29, 2008
Reply by Che Baraka
Aberjhani

CTI Spotlight Artist Vickie L. McColley, May 1-15, 2008

Vickie L. McColley "The Romantic Poetess" As everybody knows, diversity is one of our primary strengths at CTI and the members of our c...

Started by Aberjhani

5 Jul. 24, 2008
Reply by Robby Baby (Poet of Amour)
Aberjhani

CTI Spotlight Artist Marlive Harris, June 1-15, 2008

Our CTI Spotlight Artist for June 1-15, 2008, Marlive Harris, not only maintains a powerful literary presence on Creative Thinkers Int...

Started by Aberjhani

12 Jul. 11, 2008
Reply by Marlive Harris
Aberjhani

CTI Spotlight Artist Marina, July 1-15, 2008

One of the traditions at CTI that has helped us form a meaningful and yet flexible sense of community is the Spotlight Artist. It is...

Started by Aberjhani

1 Jul. 4, 2008
Reply by Marlive Harris
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Khem

Walt Whitman: Colossus of Mystic Poetry 3 Replies

The poet in 1879. From Cosmic Consciousness by Dr. Richard M. Bucke: "Walt Whitman is the best, most perfect, example the world has so far had of the Cosmic Sense, first because he is the man in...

Tagged: consciousness, cosmic, whitman

Started by Khem. Last reply by Khem Oct 24.

Khem

Waxing Poetically Philosophical 1 Reply

This forum is for members to add their own poetry of a metaphysical or philosophical nature. THREE DISCOURSES ON CREATION Discourse on Creation I In the beginning, there was nothing; And the ...

Started by Khem. Last reply by Khem Oct 11.

Khem

Poet as Prophet/Prophet as Poet 3 Replies

The poet is at the vanguard of human consciousness, and prophecies are invariably uttered in poetic language. Also, as the prophet Samuel observes, a prophet is a "seer", whose message is as much ...

Tagged: poet, future, seer, prophecy

Started by Khem. Last reply by Khem Oct 10.

Khem

PYTHGORAS FOR DUMMIES! 1 Reply

First, an esoteric journey into the Pythagorean and Kabbalistic teachings of Numbers as the symbols of the Creative process. According to the wisdom teachings, numbers are the symbols of the creat...

Tagged: measure, interval, devil's, pythagoras, sufi

Started by Khem. Last reply by Khem Oct 9.

Khem

The Sufi Masters: Rumi, Hafiz, Kabir, et al. 1 Reply

The title of this forum says it all. To kick it off, a selection of poetry from the Great Sufi Master, Shams-ud-din-Muhammad (c. 1320-1389), better known as Hafiz (sometimes Hafez). A Still Cup ...

Started by Khem. Last reply by Khem Oct 4.

The Path of a Creative Thinker at CTI

CREATIVE THINKERS INTERNATIONAL MEMBERSHIP GUIDELINES




1. Membership at CTI is free and open to all those interested in either the production or appreciation of the creative arts, to include literature, visual art, dance, music, film, spiritual theory, the social sciences, philosophy, general humanities, scientific inquiry, education in general, and other disciplines intended to enhance the quality of life for all humanity.

2. Materials posted by Members of CTI are their sole responsibility and not that of CTI management or any other member of the CTI site.

3. While recognizing that the work of creative artists is often controversial by its very nature, CTI prohibits and discourages the posting of any overtly obscene and intentionally inflammatory material. These include overt pornography, racist diatribes, religious slander, and any postings promoting discrimination against or the oppression of other human beings.

4. In the interest of stimulating creative growth, we encourage dialogue and even debate. However, Members should avoid leaving intentionally offensive or antagonistic remarks on the pages of Fellow Members. We can disagree and still remain a harmonious community.

5. Explore, grow, share, and enjoy your creative success.

Please remember, these guidelines are likely to evolve as the site itself continues to evolve and develop. We welcome and encourage your input. After all, yours are some of the best minds on the planet so we would be very foolish not to listen to what you have to say.

The CTI Admin Team

CTI SPOTLIGHT ARTISTS

CTI Spotlight Artist Marne L. Kilates, August 16-31, 2008



Marne L. Kilates, the CTI Spotlight Artist for August 16-31, hails from the Philippines and is the highly regarded editor of “Poet’s Picturebook,” an ezine of exceptionally fine art and literature. He is also a translator and the author of several books, including Mostly In

CTI Spotlight Artist Tasha Coleman, August 1-15, 2008



Creative disciplines of virtually every type, from filmmakers and actresses to environmentalists and jazz musicians, are represented at CTI. The poets among us comprise a fairly large number and one of them, Tasha Coleman, is our new CTI Spotlight Artist for August 1-15, 2008. Th…

CTI Spotlight Artist Georg Edvard Mateos, July 16-31, 2008




The CTI Spotlight Artist for July 16-31, 2008, Georg Edvard Mateos, is the celebrated author of four books, including “The Man on the Grassy Knoll” Trilogy, and “Portrait of a Sad Man.” In addition, since December 2005, he has been among the most prolific and popular members writ…

CTI Spotlight Artist Marina, July 1-15, 2008





One of the traditions at CTI that has helped us form a meaningful and yet flexible sense of community is the Spotlight Artist. It is not a competition or popularity contest of any kind but simply a way of drawing greater attention to the creative offerings presented so generously by…

CTI Spotlight Artist BlackBirdHyperdrive, June 16-30, 2008



One thing that has not changed at Creative Thinkers International is the sheer abundance of creative individuals and types that populate the CTI community. One of those individuals is the poet known as BlackBirdHyperDrive, our CTI Spotlight Artist for June 16-30. A visit to BlackBir…

CTI Spotlight Artist Marlive Harris, June 1-15, 2008



Our CTI Spotlight Artist for June 1-15, 2008, Marlive Harris, not only maintains a powerful literary presence on Creative Thinkers International but through her Grits.com site exercises such a presence all over the Internet. Among the many qualities that make Ms. Harris unique, valued…

CTI Spotlight Artist Robert M, May 16-31, 2008




Versatility is a quality we have come to associate with many of our members and Robert M, our new CTI Spotlight Artist, is one of the most versatile among us. The fortunate visitor to Robert’s profile page gains entry into a world of eclectic musical compositions ranging from classic…

CTI Spotlight Artist Vickie L. McColley, May 1-15, 2008

Vickie L. McColley "The Romantic Poetess"

As everybody knows, diversity is one of our primary strengths at CTI and the members of our community represent cultures from all over the world. They also represent individuals at different stages of their creative careers and de…

CTI Spotlight Artist Poetry Life & Times April 16-30, 2008


Our friends at Poetry Life and Times have featured a number of CTI’s members in their e-zine and, on top of that, have now been one of the great champions of modern poetry for some ten years. They actually have the archives to prove it! Their current issue not only honors on…

CTI Spotlight Artist Luther E. Vann April 1-15, 2008

(photo of Luther E. Vann by John Schmidt)

Often described as a poet who utilizes visual art to write his poems, Luther E. Vann is an acclaimed artist who was fortunate enough to receive some of his first art instructions from recognized masters of the Harlem Renaissance.…

News from the United Nations

Number of researchers rising globally but women still in minority - UN report

Although the number of researchers working in developing countries over the last five years has increased by 50 per cent, women only occupy a very small percentage of these positions in some regions, according to a United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) report released today.

Sudan: Senior UN rights official praises agreement to end use of child soldiers

A top United Nations human rights official today welcomed a deal agreed by a former rebel group in southern Sudan to end the use of child soldiers among its ranks, while warning of the threat posed to children by various armed militia operating in the region.

Ban applauds easing of restrictions on Sri Lankans in camps for displaced

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today welcomed the Government decision to allow greater freedom of movement to Sri Lankans sheltering in makeshift camps in the north of the country.

Kenyan youth shoot for peace in UN-backed football ‘reconciliation contest’

More than 2,000 Kenyan youths from across Nairobi, the capital, will kick off a multi-ethnic football tournament this weekend to score goals in a United Nations-backed bid to use the power of sport to promote reconciliation after last year’s deadly inter-communal violence as well as environmental conservation.

Industrialization will help Africa fully join world economy, says Ban

Armed conflict, inadequate infrastructure, weak governance, limited financing and technological abilities, and policies that stifle entrepreneurship, limit competition and raise the cost of doing business are hindering the industrialization that Africa needs to fully join the global economy, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon warned today.

More must be done to tackle global ‘crisis’ of road traffic deaths, says Ban

With traffic accidents causing the deaths of more than one million people every year, more than malaria or diabetes, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has urged greater efforts to better protect the millions upon millions who travel the world’s roads every day.

Ban welcomes appointment of new European leaders

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today voiced the hope for increased cooperation between the European Union and the United Nations following the appointment of Herman van Rompuy as the first EU President and Catherine Ashton as EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy.

Xenophobic attacks in South Africa draw condemnation from UN agency

The United Nations refugee agency today condemned the latest xenophobic attacks that have driven some 3,000 foreigners, including refugees and asylum-seekers from Zimbabwe, from a community in South Africa.

Ensuring child rights still a challenge, 20 years after treaty - UN officials

The Convention on the Rights of the Child has become the most widely accepted human rights treaty in history, but 20 years after its adoption, much more remains to be done to turn its promises into reality for millions worldwide, top United Nations officials said today.

Urgent aid needed to restore Indonesia’s quake-ravaged health services - UN

Hospitals, clinics and other health services for thousands of Indonesians need urgent aid after two earthquakes ravaged west Sumatra in September, with the goal of enabling them to better withstand future emergencies, the United Nations health agency said today.

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