Fixated Ideas

We deliberately place things, situations, people in our lives, in various slots, and we expect them to stay there. Not only do we not want them to... more

by Paula Andrea Pyle

Title

Fixated Ideas

Artist

Paula Andrea Pyle

Medium

Photograph - Photography

Description

We deliberately place things, situations, people in our lives, in various slots, and we expect them to stay there. Not only do we not want them to move but we expect them to be docilely happy in the assigned position they occupy while residing with us. Not necessarily so. Life is not static nor are things and people supposed to remain in the same slot. After a while, stagnant dust will accumulate, immobility carves its damage while the rust of disinterest corrodes. People grow weary. With seasons of change, things, events and people, most especially, evolve. The facts do not refute: sexual energy converts to another form unlike what was initially present. Like the rain which turns to ice, the winter storms can not be prevented. We, as part of the cyclic spin, must be willing to accept potential, uncomfortable impeding movement (change), as it occurs, without interference/imposition. Banish entrenched ideas of continued bliss, forevermore. Patterns of familiar security and guaranteed involvement, {we have planted in our brain} bleed into the river of erroneous futility. Shatter the imposed boundaries. Move around expansively and encourage others to do the same. There is so much life giving freedom/beauty in the rearrangement of not serving as tyrannized wardens!

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April 3rd, 2011