Shiloh Sophia shares about Intentional Creativity
Shiloh Sophia shares an introduction to Intentional Creativity and what she has been up to in the world.
She Eats Lightning for Breakfast + new class starting: MYTHOS* video
She Eats Lightning for Breakfast This night, She is shedding the skins no longer needed Heavy trench coats shaken off on the dance floor As she moves her body she feels the electricity build A lightening up of all the heavy hearts held inside Turning towards the shadows with wide eyes She says: I see…
The Glitter from the Grit: A Blessing for Wild Things
May you choose to sift the glitter from the grit of life.
May you sharpen those internal soul tools that make self excavation possible, even when messy.
May you choose to pursue your life purpose fearlessly, no matter what bills are due.
May you realize that you don’t need to be inspired to create, and you don’t need to clean the house or the catbox first.
Struck With Passion – A Letter from Shiloh Sophia
punctuate my daily activities with big sweeping action steps about twice a month. I reach out beyond my immediate circle and I try something I haven’t tried before about what I am passionate about. Sometimes, it results in amazing incredible things and sometimes, nothing happens. BUT expressing my passion for life and love even if I don’t get the result I was trying for, keeps me awake, alert, truly passionate and engaged. I have EXPRESSED MY passion and it happens through e-mail, phone and in person and in paintings and writings. I feel the fire in my heart and it makes me feel a part of all that is, grateful to SPIRIT for igniting my soul with love, and it gives me a desire to keep serving.
A People Who Believe
What we are in need of,
first and foremost,
is being a people
who believe change
is possible
even in the face of
the impossible.
Thinking from the Heart-An Inquiry
I know when I think from the heart, worry lessens. Stress is relieved and new perspectives are formed. I am not speaking about some kind of overly positive fake it till we make it kind of optimism right now. Our heart is the most intelligent organ in the body – why don’t we think from there more often?
Divine Instruction
Listening for the divine instruction I sit real quiet on the edge of my thought. Trying not to interrupt the possibility that some holy red thread of wisdom might reach through the veils to my own heart. Am I in my own way? The thoughts beckon away from stillness. Am I missing something here?…
Who Will We Be? Embracing Our Economy
Who Are We Going to Be?
I have a strange notion to embrace our economy. A mystical sense that to navigate these changes with grace will require deep love and profound creativity. Not regret or blame. While at every turn, fear is present with the “what if’s” it has always used to leverage itself into our lives. Each day, I face fear with paintbrush and pen in hand and kindly reply, “I have no need of your stories, but, thank you for reminding me to pay attention” To choose not to submit, when fear, regret, blame, shame and other not-so-kind frequencies have been laced into the air by the unseen hands of doom sayers– well, it takes courage. But be courageous we must!
Where is my Blessed Mother? An Inquiry into finding Mary by Shiloh Sophia McCloud
This article is in process – and will continue to be revised. But since it is Christmas, and Mary’s time is being honored – I wanted to share this writing. Merry Christmas! WHERE IS MY BLESSED MOTHER? Ever since I encountered the sweet presence of holy wisdom that comes from choosing to be in relationship…
Top 100 Women Artists To Watch in 2010
Who do you think the top 100 women visual artists to watch (who paint either sacred or intention based art) in 2010? Post a comment on this blog, with their web address. We are looking for artist’s who create from the heart – not just art for art sake, but really – who create with a healing or inspirational intention. This process may lead to another blog at some point but your comments will be carried over. Let us know who , and why you think we should watch them in 2010. They need to have a website with at least ten paintings or images to show their work – as well as an artist’s statement. Let’s see what happens!