Have you ever been prone to procrastination?
I know that I’ve been guilty of it many times.
But I’ve come to realise that procrastination isn’t always bad. In fact, I’ve come to see it as an opportunity, rather than something to beat myself up about.
Let me explain…
Welcome to this week’s Inspiration Mandala titled “You are a Treasure”.
It’s a little different to my usual approach. This week I have two new mandalas to share!
They are both based on the same colouring page template that I created for the Christmas inspired mandala. The main difference is the colour palette. And it is amazing to see the different feelings that they evoke.
For comparison here is the original Christmas inspired mandala.
We’re also more likely to be creative when we’re relaxed and being ourselves.
Great! You might say. I understand that I’m a morning person who likes to get hands on in my projects and prefer to work in short bursts of activity. How’s that going to help me be more creative?
This week’s Inspiration Mandala is for Mother’s Day.
In celebration of all of those Mums in our lives -whatever shape or guise they may be – and a big thank you for all of their love and support.
This post also shares how to create your own version of this mandala, so keep reading.
This week’s Inspiration Mandala is titled “A Safety Buoy in a Sea of Change”.
This week’s mandala was inspired by a friend’s request for some support during the upcoming planetary upheaval over the coming months. She was aware that there will be a lot of ‘mutable’ planets this year, which means that there will be a lot of shifting rather than things being fixed. She wanted support to be able to move with the changes rather than being fearful and clinging to what was. Her preferred attitude was “We’re on a bumpy journey and it’s a bit scary, but there’s something exciting and inspiring ahead.” She used the metaphor of having a safety buoy in a sea of change.
I am not an astrology expert by any means. A lot of it goes over my head. So I just sat down with the intent of creating a ‘a safety buoy in a sea of change’.
This is the mandala that emerged from following my intuition.
