Soul Expression Can Be Visionary Artistry

with Intuitive Landscapes by Greg Deming*

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But the exercise was not without struggle. It took something akin to what Grey calls “egocide.” We had to let go of notions of what the drawing “should” look like, and allow the expression of something greater than our own willful abilities.”

It requires turning our focus away from the ego’s perceived “artistic” outcome and focus instead upon the authenticity of having honored our experience.

In the back of my mind is one of my favorite ideas from the Cayce material, that the one of highest service we can give to one another is to share our experience of the Creator.

I am also aware of his teachings about art being an essential path of spiritual experience. The purpose of our exercise is not to see who can make commercial art, but to enhance our connection with Spirit.

We can not all be commercial artists, but by honoring the muse and being willing to share, we can all serve as visionary artists.

* Greg teaches an Intuitive Art class for the Edgar Cayce Institute of Intuitive Studies. He also directs the Transpersonal Art program at Atlantic University.


Current Update as of October 18, 2003 Inspired by The Edgar Cayce Institute for Intuitive Studies Edited by HENRY REED, Ph.D.