I spent a month in a small town in Colorado near the border of Wyoming this winter. Almost every evening, I watched the sunset crash into an alpine lake near the plot of land that housed six adult men, a seven year old and me.
Juicy post! Thank you for sharing your experiences of love, light, and Dungeons & Dragons! 🐉 ⚔️
The dissolution of identity as a creative director seems almost paradoxical, given your approach is very much directing energies to dissolve (and even create) in a new way! But I believe I understand what you mean.
Gosh, it feels like our whole lives have been oriented toward a “projected” identity, doesn’t it? An identity that is always recognized in one way, shape, or form, but never seems malleable by our own hands. Yet the feeling of its loss feels all too familiar; a feeling of losing something that may never have really belonged to us.
Isn’t it funny, though, that when it turns to ash, our other “aspects” (wherever they may originate), seem to have room to grow?
Just like a moment — an epiphany, when the combination of all these aspects suddenly meld and you’ve evolved into something far greater than the sum of its parts... You begin to have this strange deja vu feeling (perhaps while you’re creatively directing) and just when reality starts to bubble around you, you realize you’ve BECOME that which is higher from the lower, the gold from the lead, the Phoenix from the ashes. Safe to say you’re... reality streaming!
And, like video streaming, it’s suddenly way past my bed time after tuning in. 🥱
Dave! What a beautiful reflection, thank you for sharing and engaging! It is a special transformative process that gives way to a knowingness...that deja vu. The feeling that we have always been that thing that we never knew, and are now knowing in new ways! Appreciate you 💌
Juicy post! Thank you for sharing your experiences of love, light, and Dungeons & Dragons! 🐉 ⚔️
The dissolution of identity as a creative director seems almost paradoxical, given your approach is very much directing energies to dissolve (and even create) in a new way! But I believe I understand what you mean.
Gosh, it feels like our whole lives have been oriented toward a “projected” identity, doesn’t it? An identity that is always recognized in one way, shape, or form, but never seems malleable by our own hands. Yet the feeling of its loss feels all too familiar; a feeling of losing something that may never have really belonged to us.
Isn’t it funny, though, that when it turns to ash, our other “aspects” (wherever they may originate), seem to have room to grow?
Just like a moment — an epiphany, when the combination of all these aspects suddenly meld and you’ve evolved into something far greater than the sum of its parts... You begin to have this strange deja vu feeling (perhaps while you’re creatively directing) and just when reality starts to bubble around you, you realize you’ve BECOME that which is higher from the lower, the gold from the lead, the Phoenix from the ashes. Safe to say you’re... reality streaming!
And, like video streaming, it’s suddenly way past my bed time after tuning in. 🥱
Here’s to your Alchemy Hawa 🥂
Dave! What a beautiful reflection, thank you for sharing and engaging! It is a special transformative process that gives way to a knowingness...that deja vu. The feeling that we have always been that thing that we never knew, and are now knowing in new ways! Appreciate you 💌