The Mystery of the Light & Dark workshop last Saturday was an unexpected, mysterious beginning. The first hint of the magic to come was a snake I found in my basement teaching-and-streaming studio. After relocating our auspicious guest, we used our breath to become one with the present moment and let our energy unfold onto the pages before us. A new twist on the “Shaman’s Rain” algorithm introduced a full spectrum of energies, which we used to nurture the seeds planted by our inner Shaman.
As with most deep Neurographica work, the effects were neither immediate nor obvious. After a few days, I continue to sense that energies within me are being rearranged. I welcome the movement, even though I don’t yet have the details on the final outcome.
I don’t understand how this drawing is working or why, but I am ecstatically grateful to accept the magic. My focus word was balance, and I trust that all the changes taking place are moving me steadfastly and unerringly toward my intention.
Neurographica becomes effective and powerful if you trust the process and give it time to unfold. For me, this means drawing often and becoming intensely present each time. It also means being patient and willing to notice small, quiet changes that may not stick out or scream at me.
I am always more impressed by my students’ drawings than by my own, and this workshop was no exception. Some of their beautiful drawings are below, just as they were sent to me — thank you to my amazing meditative art colleagues for joining me and helping create the magic. ❤️
Cara B.
“Light and Dark” 😅😍
Gaelle
Mary V.
Zena A. – this is a drawing inspired by our Light and Dark workshop ❤️
