Is an inspiration mine? Is there an ownership?

This is something that tortured me for many years. Every time I was writing and sharing a song, I was afraid that someone will "steal" MY idea, MY inspiration, MY creation, MY work. MY, MY, MY... Once, I had a very big argue with my partners, 'cause I wanted only my name mentioned at a song lyrics. "I had written 'em!"

Hopefully, I don't feel this way anymore! What a relief! Now I'm not afraid! I'm not angry and separated. I know - not only logically but as an inner experience - that I don't even have a name.

Nothing is MINE! Not even my house, my friends, my kids, my dog, my music, my paints, my stomach, my headache! Because I don't need to own something to feel special, successful, happy.

There is no parthenogenesis, because everything already exists! You just connect with what you want each time and you express yourself. You get an incentive, an idea, an inspiration and you transform it to an other creation!

Share, communicate, play! And if I'm getting better and happier, you are better and happier, too.

I feel so grateful that I met so many talented and wonderful people who gave me inspiration to make things and to continue playing with life. I love them, I admire them, I send them all the blessings. Some of them "have" a name and some others I 'll never know, such as the aborigines painters and the ancient Greek sculptors. 

Thank you! I love you all!

Aboriginal Art

Emu hunting by Bevan Tjampitjimpa

Whole water by Bevan Tjampitjimpa

Central Art - Aboriginal Art Store

Photos via: www.aboriginalartstore.com.au


Ancient Greek Art

Ionic column capitals

Ionic column capitals' detail

Aeolic column capitals

Spiral - detail from ancient Greek object