Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Completions, Connections
Today was another day semi-dedicated to cleansing and clearing physical space. This recent project of purging closets and other dark recesses of my physical world is proving to be a doubled-edge sword (but what isn't?). I am able to realize an overwhelming sense of accomplishment and feel as though I'm backsliding all at once.
But I haven't done this deep a clearing in quite some time, so it's a process and I must be patient with the process and with my relationship to it. This is the sort of exercise that offers lessons and reminders … clarity and grounding. It is this task that ripened in my mind and heart this past new moon … with my commitment to no longer stow away un-finished projects. I give myself permission to continue to multi-task, for I feel it's necessary to many - if not most - of my creative endeavors … unless I want to be stagnant for days (or even hours) at a time, which is not an option.
Yet, like pages in my art journals, the creative tasks that I nurture may have their place where I revisit them often and see them to completion. I am committed to weaving this discipline into the full spectrum of my holistic life.
With that, I have a journal page to continue …
Peace.
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5 comments:
I like how the figures dance around the circle on your page, one color beginning where the other ends.
...greetings dear kindred! ~ sO beautiful! ~ i sO! ~ enjoy your creative muse! ~ she sings such wonderful whispers! ~ blessed be to yoU! ~ upon this ~ the first of the quarter crossover days! ~ blessed be...
...xXx...
Hmmm... no wonder I can't doodle such good stuff. I'll never approach cleaning so philosophically.
i find your art to be wonderful~
sounds like you are riding a wave of your own making in perfect fashion. xo
Very nice! *LIKE*. I have wanted to do a deep clearing out of old files (hard and digital)for a while. I yearn for that sense of renewal it brings, but obligations and distractions fragment any follow-through. I start, but only get half way there!
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