For a long time now we have
explored various topics in this column and tried to
make sense of quite a few others. Last night in
session we explored a new twist on bringing all
those elements together in living life from a new
perspective. For some this will be old hat, but for
others like myself it reintroduces the passion for
living that we often lack in the quest for the day
to day existence.
It all started with a question on
Sananda and how during his incarnation on this
planet as Jesus The Christ he foresaw the effects
his time spent here would entail and could possibly
see the chain of events to the present. The answer
is unknowable until he once again visits the base
and can answer the question but in the meantime it
presents a clue to the possibilities for expanding
your awareness.
If for example he could, it would
be like an artist standing in front of a canvas.
Already there are patterns that have formed to this
point as we catch up to where the artist has already
started. In his mind is the completed painting but
there is still the matter of the blank canvas that
is left. Each stroke of the brush fills out the
scene and as the painting takes shape the artist a
bit more of him or herself into their creation,
composing from the rich tapestry of the imagination
those fine lines and sweeps that make up a
masterpiece.
In relating this to living we can
use the same analogy to create the masterpiece that
is our life here that we have chose. Oftentimes
before I have compared our lives to a play or a
movie, with each of us as the director, writer and
actor. Once again I give you a form of expression to
explore as you approach each situation. As Sananda
might have done, watch as the thoughts, feelings and
communications with others or yourself complement
the painting you have started to this point. See how
here, this instant merges so well this other moment
and just the right word or phrase enhances or
perfects this section here. Put all together, the
painting is a combination of skill, luck and
instinct though the correct word for the endeavor is
talent. This is one thing we all have in common, a
talent for living. As with art, some are better than
others though all are improving constantly. You
could say that reality is the art gallery we all
hang our pictures in, each a complement to the
others. Each is an example of our ability to
manifest our destiny in a moment by moment style
which is individual to each person, no matter what
dimension they live in.
To all my fellow artists, I feel
honored to hang my creation I call life side by side
with yours. From Karra and myself, we encourage you
to extend this analogy to your own lives and watch
your paintings become more beautiful as your find
new colors to paint with and new expressions to
explore. Remember not to fall into the trap of
criticizing yours or anyone else's paintings until
the final stroke is applied. Masterpieces seldom
start out as great works of art, normally they're
merely sketches that need to fleshed out with
experience and determination to see it through.
Mistakes can be painted over as you learn from them
and if no one else likes your painting, so what, art
is in the eye of the beholder. It doesn't matter if
you paint by numbers or flow like Monet, most great
artist had to die before their works were truly
appreciated.
Paint my fellow artists, paint
from the joy of living, paint from the heart and all
will be right with the world. Paint in abstract,
still life or watercolors. Cover your body in paint
and throw yourself all over the canvas. Whatever you
do, do it with love and let it show through in every
brushstroke of the mind. One day we'll all sit back
and admire each others work, laughing that we took
it so seriously when we have all these other
hundreds of other works we did to compare it to.
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