Believing In Nothingness

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October 29, 2020

Inventing sentences. I love sharing conversations with comedians that built their careers around an improv stage.  They believe in turning the moment of “Now” into a connection.  Inventing sentences is craftsmanship.  It can take years to finely tune every string.  Yet when you page through social media you fall witness to a lot of invented sentences that have a stinging effect on your emotional journey.  Without daily writing my pages would sit empty.  It’s learning how to physically trust the energy of the initial thought. It inspires the mental images to take shape.  Not just writers but every walk of life requires each participant to find trust in “Nothingness.”  To be without thought.  Only to bring forward a process of connections.  Most people walk away of the journey saying things like, “I’ve got nothing.  I’m out of here.”  I honestly look at the Covid crisis as being that single moment in history where the entire world was thrown into "Nothingness” and look how far the newer paths are reaching!  Believe in your “Nothingness”.  Amazing things grow from having a cleared heart and mind.  We’re all consumed with too much information which in so many circles demands that you have an action to their reaction.  The present day open space of “Nothingness” provides your ambition with the needed energy to either sort things out or take a step outside your protective self-governing self.  To be seen as something you never thought you’d do.  To participate with a layer of unexpected creative energy that was bombarded by your old self.  The one that was trapped at a job that demanded 12 hours a day.  It wasn’t your career.  You being there was all about those who hired you.  It was their career.  Thanks for you time.  Here’s a pink slip.  Look it easily fits into a frame!  “Nothingness.”  Any page, canvas, song, movie, TV show to having a friend to friend conversation would sit empty without your investment of having faith in “Nothingness”.  New ideas.  New dreams.  New ambitions and progress.  Your heart generates endless amounts of character and a personality.  You have plenty of selfies of who you used to be.  Clear your mind and allow “Nothingness” give you the new air required to make yourself stronger than yesterday.