What is creation?
“Gulls can take scraps of shiny things, cardboard, and plastic… and pile it up in nice piles.”
“Their ability to create is amazing!”
In this image, the character ‘X’Tzu’ from ‘11:11 El Luchador Gauntlet’ asks simple question, “Do you really know what creation actually is?”
“As each gull struggles against the wind, getting old fishing hooks stuck in their gullets and 6 pack plastic straps wrapped around their feet, you hear ‘em gnashing, ‘Damn pelicans don’t even flap their wings!’”
“But look above your head! Some of those gulls are riding the Pelican airstream as they soar down the shoreline.”
“That’s just fine, with the exception most eventually believe themselves to be Pelicans, and end up diving into the wrong wave to catch a fish that’s bigger and hungrier than they...”
“Gulp!! Blurp…”
‘Creation’ is something you perceive. It’s a vantage, nothing more.
Considerations
So then, what is creation? This perception differs depending on the template we look through.
What do your ‘creations’ appear to be through the eyes of others?
Are you envious of creators who are more effective than you... perhaps the seagull!
The perception of creation beckons you to ask serious questions about your assumptions as we ask, 'what is creation'?
Creation is seeing the ‘cause and effect’ belief system and thinking the two components are really true distinctions outside your own imagination (and the consent you’ve given to other Wills who have provided that suggestion). There is no ‘creation’ when outside of time. Creators only reside in duality. Such simple realizations allow you to be in the place where there is no more aspiration to be something more than you are. The ‘further’ you recede from convenient distinctions, the less creation and creators become ‘spiritual’. It’s just a game that we play with ourself as we dance in the soup of our own creations of time, space, perception, and thought. The use of the word ‘creation’ tells us how close we are to our ‘creations’. A ‘creator’ god is one that hangs out in the theatre with you.