This weeks lesson was about honoring your inner world by Danielle Daniel. Try saying that name three times fast! Lol!
I struggled with this one a bit. Letting go and freely painting just isn’t my thing. But I hope that the more I do it, it will become easier for me.
We were told to randomly collage and paint in the background. This is as random as I get.
Then we painted a girl in a meditative or praying position. I love that all the Life Book teachers have been really accepting of all belief systems. I was a little worried that as a Christian I would have a problem with all the “universe” talk and meditation. That I would feel uncomfortable or left out of some things because they clashed with my beliefs, but I have been pleasantly surprised on how accepting all the teachers have been. For example… one of the past lessons we were asked to write a letter to the universe, but the teacher also said that it could be a letter to God (which was who I chose to write my letter to). And I have really enjoyed the different meditations that have been included here and there with the course. I find them to be very relaxing and stress relieving.
The teacher also included a quote by Emily Dickinson that I really liked. So I decided to include the same quote into my piece.
Forever is composed of Nows
At one point, I stopped worrying about making it look like the teacher’s piece and just started to paint how I felt. I decided to be present and be in the now…
Til next time..
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Hello Angela, I am a lifebook student too. I like your lifebook pages very much and I had a fun time scrolling around your blog and beautiful art work!
Thanks so much for the nice compliment! I’ve been having so much fun with Life Book this year! I can’t wait to see what awesome lessons they have for us next year!