Creating and co-creating
If you had asked me a few years ago to write about co-creation, I would have struggled.
To understand what this means and how it aligns with my take on reality.
Now I can say yes to this invitation to share what co-creation means. Well, my understanding of what it means to me and how I apply this in my daily life.
My journey of self-discovery, which began many years ago, has recently led me to a profound understanding of co-creation. I am now actively co-creating a life that resonates with my true self. This process, which once felt unnatural, now flows effortlessly, like a dance with the universe.
I recently wrote an extended essay on the topic of purpose. The purpose of life. Leading to living my purpose full-time. First, I had to understand my purpose. What drives the need to write, to paint, and to engage in the healing and teaching of various modalities? What is the common thread? You see, you have to work this out for yourself. If someone had told me, I wouldn’t have seen the bigger picture.
Now I know what my purpose is, and at the same time, not getting attached to the label.
Now this blog is about co-creating. To me, it means I am writing from the heart. When I write from the heart, the words spill like magic onto the page.
I notice this when I write content, as well as when I write for Bliss and Lemons. Both have a purpose, yes, and I enjoy doing both. But I do notice a difference in the flow of energy within me. Bliss and Lemons write themselves, whereby writing content engages my brain.
Co-creating Bliss and Lemons with something outside of me. The power, presence, or influence of the Soul, Spirit, or Grace. And co-creating with Grace is what life is all about.
When you find yourself in the flow state and time flies, with no thinking or plotting taking place, that is co-creating with the Divine. The moment we sit in stillness, placing our hands over our hearts, we can feel an energy shift. When we focus on our heart and breath, we return to our body, to the present, and the presence of something greater than ourselves.
Co-creating is being in alignment with all that is. It is when the ego mind takes a step back, and we are coming from the heart. Heart, Soul, Spirit – it's all the same to me. If it is true that we are carrying the spark of the Divine within us, that we are the Divine in a physical body, then it stands to reason that we can create. Creating a new and better world.
You may become angry reading this and thinking about the current state of the world, including wars, hunger, and greed.
But if you could see the potential in this.
Forgiveness, sharing, and helping each other. Working together, not against each other. The disaster brings people together. Also, keep in mind that we are still operating from a 3D mindset. We are still living in a duality.
- How would you recognise love if you don’t know hate?
- How would you know joy if you don’t know despair?
- How would you know peace if you do not know war?
To achieve peace on Earth, you must first have peace within yourself.
To experience unconditional love, you must be able to love yourself on that same level.
What you think about, you create.
Everything is energy, and all is interconnected.
Until you can see the spirit within yourself – and in your fellow human, you will experience separation.
I am not saying that this is easy.
However, the day when each person does the inner work, this world will change.
That is what co-creation can do. Not just the co-creation between me and my soul.
I believe that it was somehow measured, the heartbeat of our planet. On World Peace Prayer Day, when thousands of people come together to pray for peace, the heartbeat changes.
When I meditate on my own, it's fantastic – but with a group of people, it's even better.
Coming back to co-creating, my art is channelled. Which means the art manifesting on the canvas is coming from somewhere else. The poetry I write is coming from the same place. Bliss and Lemons are the result of co-creation, and the content writing I do is primarily my own.
That is my understanding of co-creation.
I hope you have enjoyed reading my blog.
Much love
Anja xx