One day after weeks of sitting in a room, I can suddenly feel the image on the left should be moved to the right – and feel much better on doing so.
My inspiration for this post is from a Thread advising people to hang their own original art up on their walls ‘somewhere you’ll see it often’.
Many of my community and clients are visual artists themselves, and it’s a terrific idea in seeing your digital images from your computer or camera in real prints and framed art of YOUR OWN WORK
is a good energy practice for creative people who exist in sensitivity and clairsentient lives with experiences that need to sit and process over time.
As a manifesting generator with sacral authority, I get a first burst of sparkly ‘sugar’ emotion that takes time to filter through to feel and choose my authentic response. I no longer make (or let myself be pressured into) decisions on important things without sleeping on it at least 48 hours.
From an energetic view, though, I would curate the work by feel to fit and enhance the ‘time’ the room is used, to mesh and match the images with the organic time flow of your home to enhance where you rest, work, and especially where you ‘future’.
Some images illustrate your waking early morning energy: to show your family fortune in golden triumph (and an actual commissioned family portrait I created for an innovative influencer.)
I have nothing against vision boards, but I am drawn to that meaningful art message being within periphery and sight elegantly, however it works for you.
The images for your day and afternoon income generating area or workspace ideally are chosen for its subconscious boosting ‘recharge’ to inspiration throughout the workday; tabletop sized family photos of the kids at play, big wide baby smiles,
or the special shot that is your absolute FAVORITE and makes you breathe in happiness every time your eye falls on it.
Legacy photos of loved ones and goals achieved create the warmth of gratitude in mind. Sit and have coffee, fill your eyes with beauty, and create a restful garden for your mind.
The first choices may take moving around or changing out. It’s a process that takes time for me: sensing and ‘reading the room.’
Those photos or art pieces are placed by their inner sensation of feeling ‘who goes where’ until it brings my eyes happiness. I would love to hear if this exercise has benefits or has worked for you.
Dorothy Perry; mystic by birth, photographer by choice. Here.
