Fog, unconscious(ness), dream, uncertainty, obscurity, blurring, interblending, dissolving, disintegrating, concealing, hidden - those are ideas I can't get away from. They're integral to how I see/think things... everything's a fog, one big unknown (even the boundary between world and mind is blurry), with certain "things" more or less showing themselves once in a while, be it out of seemingly empty memories, via random trains of thoughts, or as if through more real sensory perceptions. Sometimes the things don't show themselves, but intuition knows they're there - those unnamables are the ones I value most. One always desires the reachless. Sometimes the mind dissolves in this nothing, can't even tell space from time...
Is this zen?
I can't tell. =/
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Is this zen?
I can't tell. =/
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Oh yes, it can be infuriating. Lately I came to see this in art mostly. I hate it when I keep yelling "any ideas here? Any?! Hello?!..." and all I see is fog, all I hear - complete silence, not even an echo, not even tinnitus - nothing. Then I call it "lack of inspiration" and start thinking of how to fool people into believing I had an idea or had something to say...
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an really really great digest of inspiring/haunting thoughts and ideas of yourself
that some people can identify to it as well and I thankyou for
hitting really close to home with words I could never phsycially say
alongside images that can accurately display so much more!
Aka: your artsy mind and amazing imagery blows me away!
an really really great digest of inspiring/haunting thoughts and ideas of yourself
that some people can identify to it as well and I thankyou for
hitting really close to home with words I could never phsycially say
alongside images that can accurately display so much more!
Aka: your artsy mind and amazing imagery blows me away!
I'm amazed at the smooth and flawless transition from carefully carved, solid forehead shape to the dreamy blurriness outside. I don't think I could add anything meaningful about the description, apart from the fact that I find thinking about the unknown quite exciting, although actually trying to persue it often leaves me daunted and fatigued. :/
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