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 I believe we each inherently are at the best of our core. These teachings are for everyone!
life art (a preliminary definition) noun:
The conception that considers all of life and existence as art and that we as agents of that life and existence are co-creators of not only ourselves but the world of which we are a part. As such we are all life artists and life art.
Life Art (fully realized definition): channeling the creative muse or life force as mindful Love in action sustainably as a way of being sacredly arising with humility and grace.
Love is a vast, universal, binding life-force-energy that connects all things, people, places and times. Love is the living spirit of life as we know it. It is not only what we can do in our true expression, but who and what we can be as well.
Being a life artist to me means that I understand and practice the following three pillars.
1. I gained awareness of (I remembered) the Love that we are at our core (otherwise known as the affirmation of life).
2) I learned how to learn about the Love that we are, and I learned how to stand as that Love in the world.
3) I now stand as that Love in the world.
This gives what I refer to as good power.
Good power is the expression of Love in and as our life. It manifests as the caring we conduct in our everyday life.
The Life Art Movement: an art movement of our times, for the 21st and 22nd centuries and beyond is meant to further a mindful Loving experience in the world!
The Vision
I believe Love is who and what we all are at the best version of our core and is available as an option to us all at all times. Life art is a way of being that percolates the understanding and expression of this and raises conscious awareness of this, our truest nature and potential, which is good, beautiful, and welcomed in this life.
by Jon Keppel (Digital Conventional Art)
