I Create What I Believe! Self-Awareness Kit
Product Description
by Nancy Marie
The I Create What I Believe! Self-Awareness Kit includes:
Passage of Change
Out of the Box
I Create What I Believe! Art Activities
Basic art supplies
Durable plastic storage box
Passage of Change and Out of the Box help open up a conscious dialogue about where beliefs originate, how to change beliefs that are holding you back, and how to free yourself of other people's expectations. The I Create What I Believe! Self-Awareness Art Program book contains a series of exploratory drawing exercises to help you shift your perceptions, reconfigure old beliefs and reconnect with your authentic nature.
I Create What I Believe! is a groundbreaking self-awareness art program that introduces children of all ages to the art of transforming stifling beliefs that are holding them back with the mere flick of their pencil or crayon.
Art, in my experience, is not just about creating beautiful pictures for the walls of others. Art is about finding the walls that are holding you back-both internal and external-and finding a way out. Art is a form of expression, pure expression, which disentangles us from the "have to" of life and allows us to reconnect with our authentic nature.
The books and exploratory exercises in this new self-awareness art program are based on my own experience and the research of Bruce Lipton, Ph.D. In 1987, while Dr. Lipton was a fellow in pathology at Stanford Medical School, his studies proved that our beliefs and perceptions control our cellular biology, and that when we change our beliefs we can change our whole life.
Dr. Lipton also found that hypnotic-like practices were the most effective way to change old beliefs that are stored in our subconscious. He felt that drawing, when approached in a noncompetitive manner, was an excellent method for transforming old beliefs, because it takes the brain into that relaxed and receptive state, which allows for the easy reconfiguration of thought patterns and beliefs, and it is also self-initiated.
The instructional material and exploratory exercises in this transformative art program are taught in hands-on workshops for adult and/or children it is also available now in the I Create What I Believe! kit.
This unique approach to self-transformation can be used by anyone, to even the creatively timid, because drawing in this manner provides a "response interrupt" and reeducates the mind to be receptive to new ways of responding and being.
The I Create What I Believe! Self-Awareness Kit includes:
Passage of Change
Out of the Box
I Create What I Believe! Art Activities
Basic art supplies
Durable plastic storage box
Passage of Change and Out of the Box help open up a conscious dialogue about where beliefs originate, how to change beliefs that are holding you back, and how to free yourself of other people's expectations. The I Create What I Believe! Self-Awareness Art Program book contains a series of exploratory drawing exercises to help you shift your perceptions, reconfigure old beliefs and reconnect with your authentic nature.
I Create What I Believe! is a groundbreaking self-awareness art program that introduces children of all ages to the art of transforming stifling beliefs that are holding them back with the mere flick of their pencil or crayon.
Art, in my experience, is not just about creating beautiful pictures for the walls of others. Art is about finding the walls that are holding you back-both internal and external-and finding a way out. Art is a form of expression, pure expression, which disentangles us from the "have to" of life and allows us to reconnect with our authentic nature.
The books and exploratory exercises in this new self-awareness art program are based on my own experience and the research of Bruce Lipton, Ph.D. In 1987, while Dr. Lipton was a fellow in pathology at Stanford Medical School, his studies proved that our beliefs and perceptions control our cellular biology, and that when we change our beliefs we can change our whole life.
Dr. Lipton also found that hypnotic-like practices were the most effective way to change old beliefs that are stored in our subconscious. He felt that drawing, when approached in a noncompetitive manner, was an excellent method for transforming old beliefs, because it takes the brain into that relaxed and receptive state, which allows for the easy reconfiguration of thought patterns and beliefs, and it is also self-initiated.
The instructional material and exploratory exercises in this transformative art program are taught in hands-on workshops for adult and/or children it is also available now in the I Create What I Believe! kit.
This unique approach to self-transformation can be used by anyone, to even the creatively timid, because drawing in this manner provides a "response interrupt" and reeducates the mind to be receptive to new ways of responding and being.
