The Psycho-Creative World is a space founded and led by Dr. Pinkie Feinstein, where processes of learning and experience take place that enable the growth of the Psycho-Creative person.
The Psycho-Creative Person is one who develops the ability to move back and forth between their “psycho” (the world of emotions, spirit, passion, desires, and dreams) and their “creative” (the world of creation, expression, realization, and the fulfillment of dreams and passions).
Within the Psycho-Creative World, the Psycho-Creative person connects with others on the same developmental path. Together, they form a Psycho-Creative Society built on values of support, mutual encouragement, inspiration, positive influence, personal growth, individual expression, self-love, reduction of excessive self-criticism, emotional creation, emotional transformation, release from addiction to problems, connection to natural wisdom, intuitive exploration of existence, and empowerment of self-image, capability, and inner authority—while gradually diminishing victim consciousness.
The Psycho-Creative World grants the Psycho-Creative person a unique sense of belonging, conveying the message that a person can and should strive for the broadest possible authentic self-expression, without any need to fear social rejection. In the Psycho-Creative World, it is understood that a healthy society is built from individuals who are loyal to their inner voice and who move in alignment with their healthy passion. Such individuals contribute greatly to society not out of “obligation” or fear of rejection if they do not contribute, but out of a deep desire to give others the unique and authentic service they were meant to give. When a person acts in harmony with their authentic voice, their contribution to society is the most valuable it can possibly be.
In such a space, the Psycho-Creative person feels comfortable and safe to explore their dreams. The role of the Psycho-Creative World is to provide as many tools as possible—both personal and communal—for that purpose. The more people live with a Psycho-Creative mindset, the less need there will be for self-harm or interpersonal harm, thanks to the fulfillment each person feels when inhabiting a space that allows them to fully be who they truly are.
From within the Psycho-Creative conceptual framework, the central goal of the Psycho-Creative Human—and the mission for which the Psycho-Creative World exists—is the ongoing movement toward expressions of one’s healthy nature, which reflect the person’s true higher self. This constant movement toward healthy nature is a growth process that includes elements of recovery from addictions, and an improved ability to identify the positive and healthier version of oneself in every area of life, both physically and experientially.
The experiential space of learning, change, influence, growth, and expansion for the Psycho-Creative person is the living experiential field: the place where the most authentic encounter between the human being and existence takes place; the place where one can come closer to the truth within, to the roots of things, and to the ability to influence, transform, and heal.
