Šodien likās svarīgi atgādinājums, ka Dieviņš un garīgais darbojās rāmi un mierīgi. Noskaņojos. Tagad atksatoties uz šī rīta meditatīvo kompozīciju, tā man nemaz neliekas rāma - ja kas, tā jūtas mazliet haotiska, noteikti lielas kustības pilna un koša. Bet veidojot, bija izdomā un sajūta aiz katra pielikuma - katra raksta, katras krāsas un tieši šī secība.
Tagad domāju gan par to, kā mūsu iekšējais saskaņojas ar ārējo. Arī aizdomājos par to, kā garīgais ieplūst un piepilda vietu un telpu starp fiziskā. Viens uzdevums mācoties par šo tēmu no antroposofiskā viedokļa, bija izveidot zīmējumu ar negatīvo telpu - tas ir atstāt pašu objektu baltu, un ar zīmulī iekrāsot visu pārejo. Garīgais visu laiku caurvijas un atspoguļo materiālo pasauli.
Jebkurā gadijumā, man PATĪK garīgais rāmums un ļoti gribu arvien vairāk to īstenot šeit un tagad.
Today this seemed like a timely reminder - that God and the spiritual always operates calmly and peacefully. I'm aligning myself to this energy. Looking by on this morning's meditative composition, it doesn't feel peaceful at all - if anything, it feels a bit chaotic, filled with movement and brightness. But creating it, there was a definite thought and feeling behind each addition - each Latvian symbol, each color choice and this particular ordering of them.
Now I'm reflecting on how the inner matches (or doesn't match) the external. I'm also thinking about how the spiritual flows into and fills up space here in the physical world. One of my assignments in studying anthroposophy was reflecting on this idea by creating a drawing using negative space - leaving the object itself white and shading in the rest of the page with a pencil. The spiritual is constantly weaving itself through the material world and mirroring it.
In any case, I LIKE the calmness and peace with which the spiritual moves and I really would like to embody this here and now.
Calmly, calmly, God rode
From the hill to the valley,
God's horses are calm
And the carriage has been forged calmly.
Lai notiek tā!
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