The Atrium
A soft space for rest and recalibration, featuring rotating artworks, audio activations, writings, and more. This page is a work in progress. Please check back soon for new content.
Featured Illumination
The request: deeper alignment with effortless art sales
This activation asks you to find clarity in your excitement, and surrender to your desire with absolute trust in flow. Listen to the audio daily until it feels integrated, and complete the ritual every time you would like a new sale.
ACTIVATION
RITUAL
Once a painting is complete, tune in to the feeling of the work being sold effortlessly for the price you want, and let that feeling permeate you and overwhelm your whole body.
Look within. You may now have an image of who bought it, but it’s okay if you don’t. Write a heartfelt thank-you letter to the buyer for the sale. Let your imagination run free with this. Don’t try to force any specific scenario, just see what comes.
Next, write another thank-you to a client who has actually already purchased work. This could be in the form of a social media post, email, text, or just write it privately for yourself, send them love through the ether, and delete it.
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Artwork of the Day
Purification. Acrylic on canvas.
Featured Journal Entry
FOLLOWING YOUR PASSION WHEN EVERYTHING SUCKS
There was a time in my life when I longed to make a big change in my career—to find what I was really passionate about and follow it. I had the freedom to choose whatever I wanted to do, and to do it! The only problem was that I was in such a dark place, that I couldn't feel passion for anything.
Maybe you're there right now, and you're tired of hearing crap about following dreams, because you just can't.
Maybe you want to follow your highest excitement, but you are so depressed that you can't feel excited about anything. I know how frustrating that can be. It can add a whole new layer to your feelings of worthlessness.
When you're struggling just to survive, whether with depression, poverty, illness, or something else, it can be hard to imagine a way out—never mind a way to live some dream life. I've been through all of that and more, and found a way out. I found more than I believed possible.