Reality and inspiration by Benoit Papineau

Inspiration is a reality.

Arguing this statement would require a lot of inspiration, proving its reality.

Of course, no one can argue the fact that inspiration is part of our lives; part of our every moment.

Whether it would take the form of our most basic needs for air, water or food (inspiring substances), or more advanced forms like an enchanting place we wish to go to (inspiring activity) or the simple form of each movement of each eye, inspired by the knowledge of what it may see. Inspiration constitutes the impulse, the drive wishing to change any deficient state into a state of fulfilment.

Inspiration could be defined as being the impulse, the movement triggered by the force of a lack.

Aren’t we always inspired (want, desire, wish for, hope for, pray for) by something not yet acquired; or something we do not have (lack; deficiency)? Aren’t all our actions motivated by inspiration; motivated by things we want?

Being driven by inspiration is so (ingrained) in our everyday lives that it could be difficult to be aware of its omnipresence.

In reality, no one alive has ever experienced a single moment without inspiration, and if insanity was attempting to claim otherwise, it would require a lot of inspiration to convince everyone else, proving the reality of inspiration one more time.

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Last update : 17/03/09

Reality and inspiration by Benoit Papineau