Life Art: Teachings
These teachings are drawn from a deep communing with lived experience and texts of all kinds as a way to serve fellow human beings through the transformative good power of fully realizing the creative nature of existence and the Love that we each inherently are. These teachings are for everyone!
Being a life artist means you understand and practice the following three pillars.
1. You gain awareness of (you remember) the Love that you are at your core (otherwise known as the affirmation of life).
2) You learn how to learn about the Love that you are, and you learn how to stand as that Love in the world.
3) You stand as that Love in the world.
This and this alone gives you what is called Good Power. Good Power is the expression of Love in and as your life.
Be the detail.
Life art is the process of channeling Love with a capital “L” into your everyday life sustainably as a way of being.
The Life Art Movement: an art movement of our times, for the 21st and 22nd centuries and beyond (including at libraries) is meant to further this Loving experience in the world!
The Vision
Love is who and what we all are at our very core. Life art is a way of being that percolates the understanding of this and raises conscious awareness of this, our true nature, which is good, beautiful and whole. Libraries, which always have been, are and hopefully always will be centers of Love, help us explore, transform, grow and develop who it is we want to be in the world and are a unique gift to society. As such, they are critical conduits for cultivating understanding of oneself, others and the world at large and thus are perfectly synergistic for life art as it is arising in the present day, both individually and collectively.
About Jon Keppel
Jon Keppel is a life artist and librarian leading the life art movement including at libraries. Through a concerted effort to illuminate the true limitless potential of human beings as Love, as inherently creative, Jon delivers presentations, writings and guided meditations about life art including at libraries to further the life art movement. He also works full time as a librarian as an expression of life art and makes conventional art in his free time.
The Joy of Akron by Jon Keppel (Digital Conventional Art)