Georg Feuerstein, PhD – author of Tantra: The Path of Ecstasy and The Shambhala Encyclopedia of Yoga says “We are all creators and what we create—first and foremost—is our own life. Depending on our vision and courage, we can create a magnificent or a threadbare life for ourselves.

“In this thoughtful and highly readable book, Teri Degler shows practical pathways for those wishing to unleash their creative powers and at the same time grow as human beings. Drawing on the time-honored wisdom of the serpent power (kundalini-shakti), she explains why creativity and spirituality need not be worlds apart. She admirably succeeds in drawing the reader into the magical circle of spiritual creativity or creative spirituality.

“This book, which is rich in anecdotes and practical examples, offers insights, hope, and encouragement. It is not just for artists and writers or mystics and students of kundalini yoga, but for everybody who dares to make more of his or her life.”

Patrick Grant – author of The Letters of Vincent van Gogh: A critical study says “Teri Degler has written a sparkling book that..challenges the notion that artists are special kinds of creative people, suggesting instead that each person is a special kind of artist working in and through universal divine energy that our human destiny calls us to realize together. 

Judith Cornell, PhD author of Mandala: Luminous Symbols for Healing and Drawing the Light from Within says “I believe The Fiery Muse is one of the most important books of our time because it relates creativity to the evolution of consciousness and describes the inspired states that will bring the human race the eternal wisdom and divine guidance needed to face the challenges that lie ahead”