11.30.15 Keeping it simple

Sometimes I find that if I take an experience and transform it into a story, and then place the story in the three dimensional world in any which way I want, somehow the stuckness or the tendency to shoot into that realm as-if-it-was-today is reduced.  

Sometimes, to cinders; sometimes a shadow, rather than a living breathing threat lurking behind each curve.

Of course, when we do this, we find ourselves close up next to the worthless restricting world of 'Make sure it is GOOD ENOUGH.' 

Or 'It needs to be as well done as an artists, and must be to keep.' 

All of which is useless crap that must get tossed, while we are fiddling around, and thinking of fiddling around and after. 

What if noone ever had any fun fiddling around because of these concepts of the ego? Pfft. 

How silly that would be. How useless to never do or go or be, in case it isn't some imaginary 'good enough'!

I think within all this, we just need to remind ourselves that there is no measuring, no restricting nor evaluating, of what we are doing when we venture into these areas. 

But rather exploration and ease and doing it as we are. That's all. Keeping it ever Simple. 

Going off and having some fiddling around fun.