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No matter how we look at it,
creation is a dance. It is a dance between what mind thinks and what
to do and surrendering to the feeling and allowing it to carry us
into the unknown to manifest what we desire. Most of our creative
endeavors is a combination of the
masculine way and
feminine way of creating. Most of us lean toward the masculine
way. However, with a little practice we can learn to lean more to
the feminine way. That, in turn, allows for greater possible of
escaping from the past.
There is one significant contrast between the
masculine way and
feminine way of creating that is worth noting. The masculine way
will be characterized by trial and error and one can expect to have
false starts as they learn what works and doesn’t work. In this
regard, in the masculine way, we are faced with the continual
question, “Now what do I try?” knowing that eventually we will
stumble upon the correct answer and/or see the trajectory/line of
reasoning we need to follow to our solution. More often than not,
our mind will judge these false starts as mistakes rather than
simply seeing them as part of the
creative/creation process of stepping into the unknown.
In the feminine way, we act according to our
intuitive guidance and there is no line of reasoning. There are
no false starts. Rather, the path leads us to places we could never
have imagined as required for what we desire to create. In the
feminine way we can expect to ask such questions as, “Now what I
doing here - what does this have to do with what I desire to
create?” In the feminine way, only in hindsight can we see how all
the pieces of the puzzle come together. On the feminine path we have
to be very aware as to not interject mind but truly surrender to the
path as it is revealed.
Which way works better to create? It depends on how significantly
different what we want to create differs from the past. The greater
the difference the more the feminine way is recommended.
In any case, what we choose to do, whether from the mind or the
heart, has repercussion of which we may not be aware both in the
physical world,
like the bee and its role in pollination, and in the unseen
world of which we are a part but seem to know so little about. [It
is to be noted that the unseen world includes both the unseen
nonphysical realms and the physical world which exists but we do not
see] In many ways our actions and what we are lead to do is only
part of what occurs. We are unaware of our role and the impact we
make in the world unseen by us. In this regard, it can be said, our
lives and our actions and life are only a metaphor for something
larger that is being expressed and whatever we can say about our
lives is only part of whole story. Any story we tell may or may not
be complete depending on whether or not we can incorporate the
unseen aspects of our lives which cannot be seen by our mind but
only felt and known by feeling. However one will only see the truth
of what is said here by stepping
out of mind and how one thinks and believes the world works.
What we are lead to do by feel reflects the essence of our
subconscious that go to our deepest roots of being and what we have
chosen to create within our being. Whereas, what we are lead to do
by mind reflects the essence of our thinking and goes to the deepest
root of what we currently think and believe we are and should do.
The deepest roots of our being are not the same as the deepest roots
of our current thinking and believing. Since the thinking mind is
only a fraction of our whole being, the thinking mind as we know it
cannot access the deepest levels of our being. In this realization,
the questions about life then becomes is, “Do we get ‘out
of mind’ to express what lies at the roots of our being or do we
stay in mind and express the roots of our thinking and what we have
come to believe as oppose to what is.”
This is why “being” becomes so important. That is, to “just be” -
just be true to who and what we are and what we feel in the moment
and act in/on that truth without the judgment and expectations of
mind. It is only in being true to who and what we are and the flow
of energy from within our being that we manifested what lies within
our being. It is being, and acting, from the intuition that flows
from the deepest levels of our being that cause us to do what needs
to be done to manifest our inner state and allow that inner state to
be reflected externally in and through our actions. We have no
rational context as viewed by mind for doing what our
intuitive guidance leads us to do. Yet correct action flow out
from the deepest essence of our being. In learning to “just be” true
to who and what we are we become that seed that dies to itself out
of which a new creation unfolds true to the essence of the seed with
the environment in which the germinating seed finds itself
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