What if our desires were always becoming reality, even the ones hidden from ourselves? Would we retreat in fear of unintended consequences, or consciously embrace the creative process? Perhaps true manifestation begins not with choosing the perfect desire, but with entering the unknown, facing ourselves, and learning through what unfolds.
Tag Archives: desire
123 Posts – Introspection to Outer Experience
Over the past year, I’ve discovered a creative drive I didn’t know existed. This journey mirrors a decade of inner work, but now played out in the experienced world. I’m learning that the same attentiveness I cultivated in solitude can be brought to the act of making itself.
What My Addiction Taught Me About Desire
The difference feels like strain versus reorientation. Willpower is me standing in front of the desire, trying to hold it back. This shift is me seeing past it, recognizing that the same energy can either be spent on the craving or directed toward what I actually want.
Creative Intensity
Maybe the answer isn’t to stop this creative intensity; it is to learn how to move through it differently. I don’t need to hold the perfect system in my head all at once. There will always be changes, always be adjustments. That’s not failure; that’s the process itself.
Achieving New Year’s Resolutions and Life Change: A Deeper Approach
Lansing Forest 9.7.2024 ISO800 600mm 1/2000 f6.3 I don’t remember who said it, but the quote goes something like this: “Why is it that I don’t do what I want to do, and I do what I don’t want to do?” When I first heard it, it resonated with me on a very deep level.ContinueContinue reading “Achieving New Year’s Resolutions and Life Change: A Deeper Approach”