Hi Keila, I've really been enjoying taking a deep dive into your writing and work, and reading this post made me think you may enjoy this brilliant video
of the Jewish Buddhist psychiatrist, Dr. Mark Epstein interviewing the Psychic Medium Laura Lynne Jackson at the Rubin Museum in NYC. The part I love best is about 36:00 minutes in:
MARK: What about ART and music and creative work of all kinds?
LLJ: I love this question. I have a lot to say about art from the other side. What they’ve shown me… when I see creativity I see it as the color orange, I see that in people’s energy. I can see if they came here with an artistic gift or more than one, and then I know that they need to bring art into the world…
When we bring art into our energy it’s like turning the brightness up on our connections to each other, to the universe.
When somebody creates a work of art, whether it’s a painting, or a song or whatever it will be, there’s this beautiful channel that has come through them. No artist works alone. Every artist works with this beautiful team of light and this download from the other side.
For example with a literary work, JK Rowling talks about how she got the entire download—and she called it a download—for the Harry Potter series in this flash on a train.
I thought that made perfect sense. That was the team of light giving her the download. Even sometimes when you write a book, instantly it comes through. When you’re painting something it comes through you, you’re the vehicle it comes through. But it’s connecting and creating with a much higher realm.
And then when we experience art, whether we’re looking at a painting, or we’re listening to a song, and music is one of the greatest ways to experience… I’ll explain that in a moment, we connect with this grand grid of light—to the creator of it, this artist here, to the team of light on the other side, and to everybody else who has viewed it and enjoyed it.
And what the other side has told me is that the way to heal and advance our society is to embrace art. … In a way, art is the answer to everything.
We bring it into our energy and it lights us up and we can become a better version of ourselves.
Music will shift your energy completely. It will clear your vibration. It can shift how you’re thinking. It influences and effects you. And even if you’re the worst singer in the world, please go sing a song you love. Because when that vibration comes through you, it’s incredible.
So art is truly so necessary and so needed. Both creatively allowing yourself to explore and also drinking as much art as you possibly can.
Hi Keila, I've really been enjoying taking a deep dive into your writing and work, and reading this post made me think you may enjoy this brilliant video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7oJ67l_N_Q
of the Jewish Buddhist psychiatrist, Dr. Mark Epstein interviewing the Psychic Medium Laura Lynne Jackson at the Rubin Museum in NYC. The part I love best is about 36:00 minutes in:
MARK: What about ART and music and creative work of all kinds?
LLJ: I love this question. I have a lot to say about art from the other side. What they’ve shown me… when I see creativity I see it as the color orange, I see that in people’s energy. I can see if they came here with an artistic gift or more than one, and then I know that they need to bring art into the world…
When we bring art into our energy it’s like turning the brightness up on our connections to each other, to the universe.
When somebody creates a work of art, whether it’s a painting, or a song or whatever it will be, there’s this beautiful channel that has come through them. No artist works alone. Every artist works with this beautiful team of light and this download from the other side.
For example with a literary work, JK Rowling talks about how she got the entire download—and she called it a download—for the Harry Potter series in this flash on a train.
I thought that made perfect sense. That was the team of light giving her the download. Even sometimes when you write a book, instantly it comes through. When you’re painting something it comes through you, you’re the vehicle it comes through. But it’s connecting and creating with a much higher realm.
And then when we experience art, whether we’re looking at a painting, or we’re listening to a song, and music is one of the greatest ways to experience… I’ll explain that in a moment, we connect with this grand grid of light—to the creator of it, this artist here, to the team of light on the other side, and to everybody else who has viewed it and enjoyed it.
And what the other side has told me is that the way to heal and advance our society is to embrace art. … In a way, art is the answer to everything.
We bring it into our energy and it lights us up and we can become a better version of ourselves.
Music will shift your energy completely. It will clear your vibration. It can shift how you’re thinking. It influences and effects you. And even if you’re the worst singer in the world, please go sing a song you love. Because when that vibration comes through you, it’s incredible.
So art is truly so necessary and so needed. Both creatively allowing yourself to explore and also drinking as much art as you possibly can.