MMM: Igniting your creative magick

Happy Beltane! (and Samhain for those in the Southern Hemisphere)

I love observing the change of seasons. Today, finally!, the rain had stopped and I headed straight for the hills and where I knew the carpets of bluebells would be out.

There’s something magick about seeing the fields of bluebells, yes, they’re beautiful, but also, I feel so lucky to see them, as they’re only here for a short window of time.

I might’ve gone a bit share happy on Instagram lol

This time of year, I feel so much creative energy surging through me, I’m finding it hard to slow down.

However, I know my rhythms, they will eventually rest, so in the meantime, I’ll enjoy the creation.

Some of the creations, I think you might enjoy:

• Yesterday we completed our 30 days of magick!
  That was such a fun event and I received so many messages thanking me for reigniting the magick in people’s lives. It’s rarely about having to find the time to make the ‘grand’ gestures in life, and so much more about creating smaller moments of magick!
  This got me thinking about something I’m going to share with you tomorrow… so, watch this space
• I’ve created an app! Also, all about adding those moments of magick to your life.
  It’s in the final stages of being checked, and then I just need to wait on the app stores to say ‘yes’ – I will of course be sharing it with you then!
  I’m not quite sure why it wanted to be created in mercury Retrograde… but I’m sure time will tell!
• I’ve created 6 journals – yes 6!!
  The first one to be released will be ‘Outrageous Gratitude’, you can have a sneak peek here, and it should be available to purchase in about a week.

So, in celebration of beltane and creativity today we’re using the MMM’s to explore your relationship with your own creativity and magick.

1. Magick: Something for you to journal about

What creative skills or talents do you possess that you’d like to develop further?

What steps can you take to nurture these abilities?

Fear of judgment and not valuing creativity are of the two main reasons that people stop developing their creative dreams and desires.

How could you bring back a sense of curiosity and playfulness into this area of your life.

Making time have some fun sketching, writing, dancing, or any other form of creative expression, even making time to daydream, can help to break free from the constraints of routine and invite spontaneous inspiration into your life.

By allowing ourselves to explore without judgement or expectation, we create a safe space to rediscover our passions and nurture our creative spirit.

★ Tip: Take a moment to remember what creative pursuit you lived to do as a child, and give yourself permission to explore it again this week.

2. Mastery: Something for you to think about

Creativity is the alchemy of transforming the mundane into the extraordinary.

Far from being confined solely to the realm of art, creativity manifests itself in countless ways throughout our daily lives.

From the way we approach problem-solving and decision-making, to our interactions with others, and our self-expression, creativity infuses each moment with an essence of magick and possibility.

When we embrace this more expansive way to view creativity, we can see the world as a playground of endless opportunities for imagination and innovation.

From crafting a thoughtful meal, cultivating a vibrant garden, or simply finding new ways to express love and gratitude, our capacity to create magick in the everyday moves far beyond the traditional idea of artistic pursuits.

By harnessing this innate creative power, we enrich our own lives and contribute to the beauty and wonder of the world around us.

★ Tip: How could you embrace more creativity and encourage it in those around you too?

3. Momentum: Action for you to take

Get creative!

1. Create a vision board
   Collect images, quotes, and symbols that represent your dreams, desires, and aspirations. Arrange them on a board or in a journal, creating a visual representation of the magick you want to express and manifest in your life.
2. Paint with nature
   Gather leaves, flowers, and twigs from your surroundings, and use them as unique brushes or stamps to create a one-of-a-kind piece of art inspired by the natural world.
3. Craft a fairy garden
   Design a miniature, enchanting world for fairies or other magickal creatures using small plants, pebbles, and handcrafted or repurposed items like tiny furniture or decorative elements.

Want to tap into your creativity in a more intuitive way?

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