Create for the joy of it

Why is it that the mind thinks you need a reason to do or become?  How does it feel to engage in purposeless action?  Notice the word purpose implies dissatisfaction, desire for change and assumptions about imperfection. When are you idle by choice?

Consider for a moment, how your focus and priorities shift at different stages of your life.  Reflect on what stands out during stages of infancy, childhood and teens. Reflect on highlights or turning points of adulthood; career and/or unemployment, stages of health or illness, singlehood, partners/hips, marriage, possibly divorce, parenthood, widowhood or whatever stands out. Now, when are your choices only based joy and making the most of the moment? Where are you aware of conditioning to work toward what you think is missing or would make you happy? What inspires you right now?

Everything is valid.  There is no right or wrong choice, only situations that evoke a response or not and opportunities for lessons or unlearning.  One perspective is that nothing ever truly happens.  Beyond words and their contents, nothing remains.  Here, no perceived lack exists, only perfection, acceptance and wholeness. Joy is being.  Its what is felt in the heart.

"Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away." -Philip K. Dick

Nothing is missing

Your experience reveals that you live a life you carve out mentally, physically, and with expectations. The more you talk about something, the more you visualize and dream, the more you feel and match its vibration and the more real it becomes in your scope of awareness. Know its already done. Feel its already in your hands. Sense the relief, the exhilaration, the satisfaction. Offer a vibration for the state of being the physical you has not yet achieved and align the mind with that. Activate awareness of the appreciation within you for things soul knows you have but your eyes do not yet choose to see. The more you tell self what you have, are or create, the more you know nothing is missing. You shatter that misconception.