The Mundane Muse

This is the first sentence you read.
It's the 10th sentence I wrote.

That's the pain of the creator.

How do we find the balance between idea overload and writers block?

The way I experience it currently is this:
There is a source of all creation.

No one knows where it is.
Yet many words point towards it.
Source, Universe, God, Nothingness or the muse.

There is only one problem.
It is the source of ALL creation.

Things would be a lot easier if it was only the source of this blog.
In that case I'd just have to put my hands on a keyboard and it would come straight out.

But no.

It is showing me all the possibilities it holds within it's infinity.

E-VE-RY-THING

And now it's gone.

NO-THING

Writing is the fine line between filtering and opening up.

You filter and delete from these infinite possibilities.

You open up and give a kind welcome to these infinite possibilities.

If you're too judgemental, nothing comes out.
If you're not judgemental enough, it's bad.

So how do we find the balance between idea overload and writers block?

Don't be like Buddha, non judgemental
Don't be like the ego, judgemental

Find that place in the middle.

be a critical dreamer.

You have full permission to be both at the same time.

This is what we call quantum thinking.