Is the energy of an artistic creation of ours responding to us?
I wonder if any of you use art as a conduit for energy. It seems natural that it should be, since energy permeates all things—but I mean consciously.
I sense a communion between what we express through art and our soul, though the superficial side of our personality sometimes colors it. Yet can you feel the energy of what is on the page—say, in a drawing—working back upon you? Do you experience an energectic exchange, whether physical or emotional? If so, where and how?
What we create can certainly serve as a mirror, revealing something about ourselves—our lines too rigid, our shadows fading, our forms lacking precision, depth, or strength. But beyond that, does the creation to which we have given life speak back to us? Do you feel its response in your body?
I would love to hear your perspective.
That's a really interesting question, Evlyne. It demonstrates your sensitive intuition, for this is not something so easily observed and much more difficult to define.
In short, it is less about the artwork and more about the spirit of your consciousness, being granted the space to engage with the work through you, that provides the opportunity for you to observe it and it to engage with you through a shared language.
What is not well understood is that one's consciousness is not theirs at all, but a gift of an entity that is consciousness itself. Consciousness and the human experience is its language, yet, because you are living it, is not so aware of you, nor is it a language that it can use to communicate to you. This is very very difficult to do and is, in fact, the highest priority of consciousness to achieve.
So yes, it is speaking to you, through an incredibly private and nuanced language that requires a very specific way of you to be to do it. That kind of experience is the exact prerequisite to being able to develop this relationship. It would otherwise require extensive work to get to this point for the next phase to begin.
Congratulations and thank you for sharing. Keep exploring that connection. Allow it to dance with you in your creations to communicate what it and you truly desire to say.
In the beginning, after all, there was the word.
Be well. Stay true.