Bringing to life what once existed only in my imagination has always been my superpower. Yet, there are times when I forget that this power is within me, that I can create something out of nothing. Even though I am formed by the same force some call God and others know as Buddha—the eternal essence that grants us the one ability we all crave: the power to create.
Creation starts with imagination, and imagination demands stillness. To be still, we must allow ourselves to daydream, like we did in school. Remember those moments when you’d stare out the window, and the hum of the classroom would fade into the background? In those moments, you weren’t just daydreaming—you were creating. You were crafting a new world, one where you lived fully, free from screens, people, and distractions. It was just you and that timeless entity, hand in hand, reimagining the world with effortless grace.
In those fleeting moments, you tapped into something divine—a partnership with the divine universe that allowed you to see beyond the ordinary and envision the extraordinary. That’s where true creation lies—in those quiet spaces where imagination flows unbound, where we are most connected to the essence of forever.
How do you create? When do you create? And most importantly, what are you creating?
Later,
Darrian
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