A blank piece of paper is God’s way of telling us how hard it is to be God.
I've learned to accept that I'm not a guy who just sticks to one thing. All this time I've been told that I don't focus when I'm supposed to, and that's always been presented to me as a flaw of mine when learning. Years since school and institutional development, I've learned to accept this and not as a flaw, but something to embrace.
I clearly can't stick to one thing. I have to try and express an idea in whatever form possible to trigger emotions since I can't always describe things with words. I want people to understand it as much as I do and experience it the same way.
Much like my understanding of God, I've learned to accept the idea that we are all gods and should act accordingly.
A god doesn't leave something incomplete. The creation is very real and connects to very real things. It's presence exists. Like any infrastructure, it's supports have supports and they are all necessary. They are all essential to the life that the creation has.
Let this record show that the we represents those who continue this ideology as it represents this developing system. The 'we' being currently; the handing off of this infrastructure by its creator to those who accept to live by it's purpose, to generate creative energies that each 'god' will create. Only through this understanding can you apply yourself to believe in your creation.
So let's move towards finding that rabbit hole that we can get lost in, or create a new one. That we can come out the other end stimulated with a new idea that will help us create that sound, vision, plot, or idea that needs life.
We hold nothing back. You cannot tread lightly. Being god (like those in Greek mythology) is an emotional ride. When directed appropriately, negative energy is still energy and is still used to power your way through the creative process. Don't be afraid to do this. If you're constantly looking for inspiration, you'll have moments where you will stumble or find yourself in stagnant waters. Even here, larvae finds life.