Me and my Gal – Completed!
Me & My Gal.
I’ve completed this painting with such ease!! And I have of course, (as expected) really enjoyed the process. Making sure I have achieved being ‘in the zone’ before I have started has helped me work better and I have done this through my intentions (thoughts), listening to audio (music and spoken word) and setting the correct working environment with little distraction. I’ve been trying hard this week to keep myself grounded and I have felt in touch with myself (my true self!) most of the time, which I feel is an achievement with so much uncertainty around me at the moment. We went to view nine houses at the weekend and had four viewings of our home last week! I think we have got definite interest in ours but we still have no where to go. We are travelling down to Nottingham this afternoon to view another house and I’ve got a really good feeling about this one! I’m excited! It’s hard to stay in the moment and prevent oneself from living in a future projected world in times like this.
Whilst I have been painting in the last week I have been listening to John Demartini audio – a seminar he gave on ‘Business’. It has taught me the importance about being inspired by what we do as work, and in turn inspiring other people through it. He says “When we can’t wait to get up in the morning to serve, the world can’t wait to get our service.” He also said “I found out whenever I am studying something that is inspiring to me and I can’t wait to deliver it, somehow the Universe brings more people to get it.” This all struck a chord with me and even ties into what I developed as my purpose in life statement a year or so ago “………….(to) maximise and experience my human potential, moving out of the ego and into enlightenment, which in turn will help provide enlightenment to others which will help me (to)…………….” I saw that my intentions would loop as a perpetuating cycle of improvement for everyone including myself. Lets hope I am right. x
I love your painting and I love knowing how you get ready to paint. Great onspiration!
Adri
Thank you for you comment Adri. Yes, it is really important for me to set the scene before I begin. Glad I have inspired you! x