Creation and Construction

CREATION is the dance of the inner world, seeking form, color, and voice. For the creator, creation is a call, a need that cannot be silenced. To create means to sculpt the invisible, to capture what breathes beyond words, and to give it life. The creator is the spark—unseen but vital—that ignites the beginning. In the creator, the spirit prevails because they strive to embody something that has never existed before, something born from the pure potential of imagination. A truly pure delight, born from the deepest joy in the soul...

CONSTRUCTION is driven by external influence, the weight of expectations, or the desire for recognition—a voice born of the ego... It is like building a house from a plan, a house designed by someone else, which will never carry the scent of your garden or the warmth of your hearth. There is no song, no music. There is noise and clatter, a symphony in the ears of the noisy. Do you hear it sometimes, or have you long forgotten?

The difference between CREATION and CONSTRUCTION is thin yet sharp, almost invisible and deeply cutting... like a thread, like a silk thread in the fabric of life. The two words sound alike. Creation is born of the inner fire, while construction is driven by the outer wind. "Zda-" originates from the verb "zdati", a concept of bringing something into existence. "Zid" literally means wall, structure, or building.

The creator is driven by the inner fire, by an unseen force called Inspiration, and by the Idea too. The creator's work can be abstract, emotional, sometimes even chaotic—it stems from their deep connection with the soul. In the creator, the spirit dominates. It is the spirit that seeks to embody something that has never existed before. And it has no claims, no needs. It carries no vanity. There is only joy! Joy like that of a child!

The builder, on the other hand, brings the stability of matter. They use the idea and inspiration as a foundation, but their goal is to construct something real, tangible, lasting. The builder is a master of form, bringing structure to chaos, transforming the soul of the idea into the material world. There is thought, a plan, a project. And needs. For approval, for recognition, for the stroking of the ego! A wink, a pat on the back, a little gesture of acknowledgment! The builder is like clay—shaping, holding, thinking, planning for sustainability and utility... vanity until breaking, patching, and eventually discarding. A master, a servant to approval... In the end, nothing is truly lasting!