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January 23, 2016 at 5:40 pm #93443yogagirlParticipant
Recently I have been feeling “something” running through my veins, it runs deep.
I would say I have always been searching for my purpose, searching for a passion that gives me a reason for life. I envy those who are musically or artistically creative – they can spill their guts into a song or over a canvas and can bask in their hunger for their craft everyday and be paid for it. I mean… I love art and music and although I enjoy creating art and bursting my lungs I am not very talented in either. I accept that my lifelong craft is not in these fields but I will always sing and I will always paint despite the roughness of it.
But what is my craft? My passion? My oxygen? I am desperate to let my inner creative heavenly soul be released – I just simply do not know where my path is. All I know – there is something inside of me tearing my insides, desperate to get out.
I am a 22 year old girl who is lost in life but knows there is something waiting for me but what is it?
Has anyone ever been so passionate about EVERYTHING that they simply do not know where to channel all their energy into? Perhaps my open creative mind has went a little crazy – perhaps I am seeking something inside me that does not actually exist?
One thing is for sure, I will continue to hold on to this burning blaze inside me until I find whatever it is that cradles my soul. Do you agree or am I crazy?
If I am crazy, I think I would rather be crazy than feel nothing at all..
I send you all my love and hope.
BJanuary 23, 2016 at 7:12 pm #93451AnonymousGuestDear bevan:
What came to my mind as I read your post, about the purpose of life is To Love and Be Loved in Return. Really to love, really to be loved. To feel okay, to feel you are okay, perfectly fine, approved, loved, lovable. Did you ever feel that way?
anita
January 23, 2016 at 7:27 pm #93456yogagirlParticipantHello Anita,
I have a lot of love around me from my family, somehow I do not think it is love that I seek yet I am always wanting to shower others in love those less fortunate of being loved.
As In relation to my other thread, I am drowning in loneliness through choice, perhaps there is something comforting in your own never ending silence. I am just at a strange point in m my life I don’t think I know what I want or what I am doing….. I have something inside me that is constantly looking for something but I just do not know what.
Thankyou for a response.
my best wishes
BevanJanuary 23, 2016 at 7:32 pm #93458AnonymousGuestDear bevan:
Would you like to try an exercise with me where I start a sentence and you complete the sentence with whatever comes to your mind, without editing? So I will start ten sentences, then you copy those and paste them into the next post and complete them?
For the purpose of finding what you are seeking, trying to, that is.
anita
January 23, 2016 at 7:55 pm #93462yogagirlParticipantAnita,
After signing up to this inspiring creative website the other night, I have been browsing over different posts. I can relate to those suffering from anxiety and depression and even those who are having relationship issues. I look at my current self and how I have dealt and continue to deal with this negative aspect of my life however I have managed to accept my mind and deal with such issues in my own ways. Now I seek clarity in other areas of my life – i.e; finding something to captivate my soul, inspire me, that “something” that I cannot seem to find. My point here is I feel as though my current state of being lost and in constant search seems to be some what of insignificant to others on this website who are in need of saving.
Perhaps your time is better spent with those in despair, I am just a lonely lost girl but I see beauty in life – I have seen so far a lot of people needing to be reminded that life is beautiful. (Although at times it is very hard to see)
I thank you for your time.
BevanJanuary 24, 2016 at 9:24 am #93479AnonymousGuestDear bevan:
I do not view your “current state of being lost and in constant search” to be insignificant, not at all. I view it as very significant, meaningful. I know my feeling of something like: “I wish I could sing because I have a powerful song to sing and I want it heard by the whole world… only I don’t have the voice, the talent to deliver my message, my strong inside thing. Or I wish I could write the best poem or story in the world that will captivate the world, let the world know that powerful movement or happening inside me… only I start writing and that powerful thing doesn’t carry through my words…
So, if this means something to you, what I expressed here… then let me know.
anita
January 24, 2016 at 10:48 am #93489yogagirlParticipantHello Anita,
You have hit the nail right on the head, you have described what I feel inside better than I have written in my post. I guess everyone’s current state is significant in its own right, significant to them.
I hope you are well.
BevanJanuary 24, 2016 at 11:28 am #93492AnonymousGuestDear bevan:
I am glad I hit the nail on the head. Often enough I hit my own fingers instead. I was thinking about your post a few minutes ago, as I often do, think about posts when not on the computer, trying to figure out what that meant in my life, the feeling I described, awakened by your post. And I thought about your post above where you wrote about other people being in need of being saved. And I thought, people hardly ever come out of childhood like the children they were, open, authentic, unhindered… probably no one does. You don’t have to be abused or even unloved to lose that child part who must feel this powerful.. those feelings you described in the original post. In your search, in anyone’s search for that special something… I think everyone needs to be saved in one way or another.
anita
January 24, 2016 at 1:11 pm #93506yogagirlParticipantAnita,
I completely agree with everything you have said above. No one comes out of their childhood unhindered and although my childhood was good but far from perfect, I still grew up with inner demons trying to tear me apart. So my question – what is it that really disturbs our karma, prevents us from our happiness and eats into our dreams – Is it our surroundings of childhood? Maybe it’s an inevitable path for us, perhaps it is todays world.
My inner battles have led me to this precious moment, They have led me to spirituality an open mind and a hunger for creativity. I am wrapped up in passion but I still feel lost, I am searching and searching and searching……………..
One things for sure, all I seem to hear and see is broken people – Now I have given myself a thought of why, what , where????????
And so yes I think you are right, We are all in need of saving.January 24, 2016 at 1:23 pm #93509AnonymousGuestDear bevan:
I am glad you wrote back. I find your search very meaningful and to me it is also exciting. Although it is your search, not mine, it still excites me: what will you find, I ask myself. This creativity trapped in you for lack of outlet, this creativity, passion is so promising of good things to come. If I could be any help in finding the outlet, I will be pleased, and I mean any help, even the tiniest.
I am going to be away from the computer for a little while. would you like to write more, so I have more to read when I come back? About what you mean by “karma” above, about what you mean by “inner demons trying t9o tear (you) apart”? And anything else…?
anita
January 24, 2016 at 3:43 pm #93519yogagirlParticipantAnita,
I agree, I have been practising “The Secret” so I know there is good things coming. You are helping me by just being involved in these conversations. I get very passionate and inspired by such topics and discussions.
In relation to my previous, I am using the term Karma as in our being of current and future situations. My inner demons are what I like to refer to as depression, anxiety and other negative mental health illnesses that consume you.
My “Inner Demons” no longer consume me, I consume them. I have learned to control my thoughts to an extent. By no means am I free of this horrible “disease” but I have the control..
Another thought for you: Do you believe that in your deepest despair you create and manifest marvellous things?????
January 24, 2016 at 5:50 pm #93537AnonymousGuestDear bevan:
To your question: in my deepest despair I contracted, withdrew, cut off my creativity and became the minimal me, just so to survive. I did not at all create or manifest marvelous things.
Fear does it, excess, ongoing fear makes people shut down as much of themselves and keep minimally alive. What you are experiencing, is life stirring in you, an awakening of sorts, anticipation of expanding, of becoming more and more of what is possible for you, of what is in you in potential, waiting to materialize.
I can’t think of anything more exciting. Do you have any plans of experimenting with what this expansion is going to be about: experiment with this and that… writing here is one such experiments… an acting class? Something where you will not be grading yourself for performance and instead be engaged in the process, fully engaged?
anita
January 24, 2016 at 6:15 pm #93544yogagirlParticipantAnita,
I can see how one can go one way or the other. Some of the Greatest artists and musicians and other creative geniuses out there create their best work when they are in their deepest depressions – I guess it depends on the individual?
For me, my worst moments have given me enlightenment as it has been in the moments of craving death that I was conflicted with craving life.
It is funny you should mention acting classes, I am looking into this. I use to do drama at school and WOW the empowerment I felt – I can feel that rush right now!! I am quite a shy timid girl but acting allows you to be ANYBODY,ANYTHING. Life gets hold of you and we do not always surround ourselves in the things we love.
I have been experimenting with meditation classes, joining webpages such as “Tiny Buddha”. I paint a lot to allow my creative side out (as I mentioned before, I am not very good but I enjoy). I surround myself with nature but I am open to anything else you suggest.
As for my career path I hope it will be shown to me soon.
Bevan
January 24, 2016 at 7:17 pm #93549AnonymousGuestDear bevan:
What I wrote about fear, what fear does to people.. and to animals, I am sure about. Depression, that is different than fear, that may be a very down… down time when people can create. Even craving death, that you describe, that is not the same as fear. Maybe when one lost something important, like a loving relationship, that is a chance for something new to be born in place of the things that died.
About the acting class idea: you wrote that you were a shy, timid girl: I am connecting this to what I wrote about fear. Shyness and timidity is about fear, at least it is about being a bit fearful, at the least. So I can see the feeling of empowerment in acting confidently, daringly, in front of others.
Is it about breaking free from the shyness, timidity, all that stood in your way and now you feel the possibilities of breaking those unnecessary hindrances, limits… being and becoming all that you thought was impossible for you?
anita
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