I create Art to give to others a moment of connection to value our common thred of personal destiny. Gods purpose for unification in healing
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I like to create with prayer and intention healing mandalas that help to change the frequency of the planet. Sometimes personal per individual, sometimes an intention for a collective vision, sometimes a vision for the collective souls on the planet. It's all about knowing how alike we are, as opposed to our differences to start to unify the planet. But at the same time grounding, in God's absolutes.
Where do you find inspiration?I find my inspiration in all of my mistakes and knowing that I have a choice to forgive and grow, an example to give to others to inspire or to stay small, never giveing myself an opportunity to be forgiven. We are messy humans who are given a gift of creativity to use for the betterment for one another and the planet. What doesn't kill us makes us stronger, not just for ourselves, but for 8 billion people right now.
What would you do with $25,000?I live in an eco village and we have a ministry called homeless is not my choice. I would dedicate it to that and to helping people in the prison system rehabilitate, to start a new beginning.
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