Redraw the world.
The thing about drawing Neurographic art is that it changes things. Changes the way you see, the way you feel, the way you respond. It is designed to do just that–alter your habitual thought patterns, your reflexive emotional responses. And it isn’t just you that changes, it is the world itself. Because now it is seen in a new way, as if remembering what is true.
Coming soon: Online classes in Neurographics for groups and individuals.
The video below, loosely translated from Russian to English, gives a very brief perspective on Neurography, from Pavel Piskarev.
“Connectivity is the ability to connect a variety of contradictory, sometimes contradictory in terms, sometimes contradictory in contexts judgments, thoughts. But a person is so arranged that he is not linear, he is not constant, sometimes when I sit at work I think about home, when I walk with children I sometimes remember about my work. How to tie it all up? How to link this so that there is no dissatisfaction with yourself inside? How to do it so that it becomes one continuous stream of consciousness? It is for this that the neurographic pattern was invented, which allows you to connect neural networks, weave wonderful knots that connect a variety of things that turn a fragmented, neurotic person into something whole, into something that is able to pass energy through itself, a person turns into a medium, just a filter of lifeflow, which directs this flow into the reality that his consciousness invents. And in this sense, the neurographic pattern is the second amazing asset.”
More about Neurographics and Nonduality over at The Deepest Peace.
Neurographic Art 