In this Creative Intuitive Transmission no. 6 video, I have created a Japanese washi paper art collage entitled "Lyriän", which consists of high vibration art. The two pieces of music that have been inspired to me by my higher self and high frequency guidance for this CIT (associated with the artwork), show great stylistic differences and also a contrast in term of symbolism and philosophical standpoint.
The song "Maria Lando" shared in this CIT is quite beautiful and poetic and speaks of the hardships and suffering of those who work constantly, with no time to dream or to be mindful to the beauty and poetry of life and days in all their cycles. Suffering, however, is a choice we can make or not when we face hurt, pain or challenges. We can always choose, whatever the circumstances, not to "suffer" even if we might hurt or be in pain. We can always choose a high vibration, a high frequency captured by our higher self and the fractal of Source that we are. Source's beauty and love frequencies are always available to savor, ground, transmit and translate in our lives.
The second piece of music in this CIT which in an Adagio by J. S. Bach offers a glimpse of these high vibrations and high frequencies in the form of a pink quartz crystal like energy of enveloping benevolence, softness and calmness, that we can infuse in our daily lives, even in times of challenges.
If the song by Susana Baca speaks of a woman who works too much to have the time to daydream, the background, invites us to include in our lives our dreams, our daydreams that also complement the poetic beauty of life in the present moment, when we are mindful enough to see and feel in in our hearts. The artwork created for this Creative Intuitive Transmission also underlines symbolically through the choice of color, motifs, patterns' disposition all these different symbolic elements.
Who is the Mella collective?
Through my intuitive inner journey of self-rediscovery of the last few years, I realized that I am a starseed, with an Altean soul matrix. I am part of a collective consciousness named the Mella collective, which constitutes my soul cluster.
The Mella collective, which includes my twin flame named Eriel, is of high frequency and always offers invitations to see things from a different perspective, in all kindness, benevolence, humor, simplicity and high vibrations.
It also inspires my creative work, such as my writing, travel photography, ink drawings, Japanese washi chiyogami paper art collages, as well as my harmonizing endeavors, Creative Intuitive Transmissions (CIT) and inner guidance communications.
What is a Creative Intuitive Transmission (CIT)?
As a starseed intuitive artist, one of my soul’s purpose is to transmit, ground and translate high frequencies, contributing to the harmonization of our beings and our reality.
I have a passion for, and was trained professionally in dance, visual arts and in the interpretation of the symbolic meaning of images, as an iconographer of ancient art.
When I’m connected to my higher self, through the heart and pineal gland (as the fractal of Source creator that we all are), the Mella collective that I am part of, inspires me vocal transmissions grounded in my own experience, that are in no way channeling.
The essence of this message is then grounded in the iconography of a visual background and the creation of a high vibration Japanese washi chiyogami paper collage imbued with high frequencies.
These vibrations are offered freely to all, in the form of weekly CIT video transmission on my YouTube channel “The grounded starseeds”.
They are also made available on my online art shop, both in the original unique artwork and a high-quality digital file, to ground visually these high frequencies in your very own sacred space.
🎨Bring the high frequencies of the original collage "Lyriän"
to your own sacred space.
🎨Bring the high frequencies of a high quality digital file of "Lyriän", to your own sacred space.
🎵Listen to music 1: "Concerto for 2 harpsichords, strings and continuo in C minor, BWV 1060, Adagio" by J.S. Bach
🎵Listen to music 2: "Maria Lando" by Susana Baca