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We are constantly in a state of change, hopefully as lifelong learners. This is a collection of ideas and strategies that may inspire you to explore your connections further. Carbonature is a platform of discovery, we are here solely to inspire new ideas and concepts.

Carbonature is a holistic teaching ethos centered on the concepts of Carbon and Life. It promotes an awareness of Carbon's capability to change substances or how molecular water energy, nature, and life force has a shared identity that we have nicknamed "IT."

 "IT" represents everything Carbon-related in the universe, encompassing everything we perceive and think about. Understanding "IT" highlights the interconnectedness of all things, essential for grasping the changes and challenges in our world. Carbonature aims to simplify this understanding, fostering deeper insight and action through expanded and shared awareness.

The "Carbonature" philosophy profound, connects the essence of carbon with all aspects of life and the universe. By framing "IT" as a shared identity with LIFE, provides a holistic lens that could inspire a deep understanding of our connection with nature. 

To grow this new art style and or Carbon Literacy celebrates our carbon connections. Similar to developing an essential skill and being capable of discovering your creative potential's are all in the mix. Your contributions will be vital so please take a bit of time to consider if what we promote may aid your journey or a new insight. 

"I wish I knew this when I was younger." We often say it when we realise the significance of something we took for granted or overlooked and that is an amazing part of our reality.

If only I had known simple things, like how water is far more than just a thirst quencher or something to bathe in, or how plants and trees communicate and share nutrients with each other. Knowing these simple facts when I was younger would have profoundly changed my appreciation of nature and deepened my self-awareness and connection to the natural world. One can only wonder. Ask yourself the question 'What if a four year old knew that by singing or saying nice things to a plant made its life better'?

Sculpture always makes a statement; we need to create the symbols to reflect a solemn path of respect to change anything. Visual icons grow a message and connection for others.

Creativity can feel out of reach for many. It's common to think, "I can't do that," especially when we compare ourselves to amazing people or artists, musicians and writers who we put on a pedestal. This mindset can make us believe we lack potential, instead of encouraging us to find our unique creative spark. By appreciating and becoming aware of how creativity is within all of us and how it makes us feel, we can discover our greater potential.

The concept of freedom can also be elusive, shaped by things like peer pressure, financial constraints, health issues, or political and social challenges. One of the first freedoms that becomes threatened is creativity which takes a lot of strength to hold true.

In times of chaos or grief, everyone needs a safe place to retreat. It's important to remember that much of this turmoil is external and doesn't touch our true selves—our pure soul. While this is easy to say, it often takes a lifetime to truly understand and embrace ones potential.

Creativity is a gift that everyone possesses. While Western cultures may not always support becoming an artist, they heavily depend on creative people for inspiration, architecture, advertising, and to promote a culture that enhances national identity.

Creativity is a natural part of our daily lives. It is not solely the realm of practising artists—far from it.

The Balinese people, for example, have a wonderful sense of self, primarily due to the unquestioned creative capacity they live within naturally day to day.

Creativity is the ability to generate, develop, and express original, imaginative, and often valuable ideas. It involves thinking in novel ways and making unique connections between seemingly unrelated concepts. Creativity can manifest in various forms, including:

- Artistic Creativity: Producing original works of art, such as paintings, music, literature, and performances.
- Scientific Creativity: Developing new theories, experiments, or solutions to scientific problems.
- Problem-Solving Creativity: Finding innovative solutions to challenges in business, engineering, or everyday life.
- Social Creativity: Creating new social structures, policies, or ways of interacting that improve communities or societies.
- Creativity often involves risk-taking, breaking conventional boundaries, and the ability to see the world from different perspectives. It can be nurtured through experiences, education, and practice. Anything is possible.

Carbonature maintains neutrality on political, religious, and social issues, serving as an inspirational portal. While it avoids taking sides, it does not ignore sensitive topics. Regarding the environment, Carbonature promotes equality, honesty, and preservation. Carbonature encourages being the voice for the voiceless.