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Purple Man's avatar

In our low vibratory life in Planet Earth we have to dedicate so much effort to our survival that our brain is constantly trying to separate us from the creativity side within ourselves, especially pure art, as if it were less important than growing the skills to earn a life, or even an obstacle to it. But in other expressions of the Dharmakaya, in different worlds where basic needs were already fulfilled or simply not needed, what reason other than creativity would there be?

I am already 48, and I was made for music composition, which has flowed through me since I was a kid, and for different reasons I left it aside and buried my frustration under my spiritual seeking. But only a few years ago I decided that this incarnation would have been a failure if I did not develop my skill, so even at this mature age, I have decided to give it a chance, and I am working hard to get a musical career.

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Grace E. Lee's avatar

I've often deeply believed that a creative life in art was worth pursuing - that for me, it was in some way a search for God but I never really knew how to search for it.

I'd wonder, "How is it possible for energy to be transferred from thought to material form (in visual art) and back to thought again in another person's mind?" and be so wracked with the anxiety of whether or not the public would like the work I make.

Focusing on the internal (Light) instead of the external (demons), in the way that this reading suggests, has answered SO many of my questions in such a clear and definitive way. I am so grateful for this reading - thank you for sharing.

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