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@@amandascapes8658 so happy you like it. 🙏 our next live course starts on January 11th if you want to dive deeper. neuroartproject.net/basics-course

@@Miracle7Seven my next live introductory course starts on January 11th if you want to dive right in 😊 neuroartproject.net/basics-course

@@krizzylybear716 so happy it landed 🙏 I'd love to see your drawings if you would share in my Facebook group facebook.com/groups/neuroartproject

@julie-jeannedarc9207 🥹 thank you so much for this very big compliment. i really appreciate you and i am so happy and honored to share this method with you 🥰🙏

the next classes start on January 11 2025 - the video is from 2 years ago...please make sure to sign up for my newsletter: neuroartproject.myflodesk.com/freebie-guide I will teach another free class on January 4th.

@annetstruik thank you for the wonderful feedback. so happy it is landing. I'm a visual learner myself 😊

@meadowfritillary i don't think there is need to overanalyse the exact pathway as this is much more about the feeling that arises while drawing and that will connect us to inner realization and insight. For that reason we also don't usually interpret each other's drawings but each artist is deeply connected to their own work and will receive the message that they need 😊

@@neuroartproject Thank you for that response. After watching this I started one of my own, and I am seeing what unfolds as I work it. In some ways it's like the trick of flipping a coin when you have to choose between two things (that are similar in scope)-- you often feel a certain way about the choice you make depending on how the coin lands.

@meadowfritillary yess. i like the comparison with flipping a coin, absolutely, your intuition knows if that is really what you want and your body/emotions/inner voice will give you the signs...

@@robynslater974 Happy Summer Solstice to you ☀️💖

thank you Rose, I am very happy that the process supports you. Thank you for commenting <3

@karencalderonacupuncture375 you can continue working on it until you feel complete, so yes going back in and changing colors absolutely works. i also have a different video that is specifically working with grief, this might be helpful for you as well: th-cam.com/video/UiWUEgFINv4/w-d-xo.html

@@neuroartproject that's really helpful. thank you. i will also check out your other video :)

@@gabysprung danke dir ❤️ das freut mich wirklich sehr. viele liebe Grüsse. wenn du noch mehr Inspiration suchst habe ich eine ganze Sammlung von Videos hier: neuroartproject.net/art-of-grieving-with-neurographica

@@michellemelom7663 wonderful 💖 I'd love to see your drawings if you would also share in my Facebook group please facebook.com/groups/neuroartproject

thank you. I'm so happy it is landing. Greetings to Dänemark I'd love to see your art pieces if you would share in my Facebook group facebook.com/groups/neuroartproject

thank you. I take this as a great compliment. So glad that my work resonates. I'd love to see your art pieces if you would share in my Facebook group facebook.com/groups/neuroartproject

@@Marlies-gd5to thank you 😊 I'd love to see your drawing if you would share in my Facebook group facebook.com/groups/neuroartproject

@mariya-1967 thank you 😊 I'd love to see your drawing if you would share in my Facebook group facebook.com/groups/neuroartproject

@sandraJeanny thank you for the encouraging comment 🙏 I'd love to see your drawing if you would share in my Facebook group facebook.com/groups/neuroartproject

@111111111113759 ooh very interesting question. i am not aware of any studies about a special impact on left-handed people. I recommend experimenting for yourself. You can start coloring either side. Most importantly trusting your intuitions and then observing your body sensations, emotions and thoughts. I'd love to hear about your experiences and see your drawings if you would share in my Facebook group facebook.com/groups/neuroartproject

@QuantumConnections1468 so happy it resonates. i'd love to see your drawing if you would share in my Facebook group facebook.com/groups/neuroartproject

@@RominaPavia you're very welcome. I'd love to see your drawings if you would share in my Facebook group facebook.com/groups/neuroartproject

@@ElizabethBylaardt i think it might be a brush ink pen

@winterlude100 you can draw as slow or fast as works for you. i always recommend slowing down. the thing that we do for 3 or 4 seconds is the so called "catharsis" which is the scribble or outburst of emotion and energy that we use in some drawings...

@noonmoon3006 thank you. so glad to hear that it lands and welcome to the group 😊

Hello. It's great that you found this method and also that you observe yourself and see how you are acting when you are angry - fast...so you might see where in your life this pattern shows up and reflect if you want to change it. I think it can be beneficial to meditate, but more so I would recommend taking deep breaths and consciously slowing down whenever you feel the pattern of being fast come up. I hope this helps. If you want to study in more depth, I recommend starting with the Neurographica Basics course. There we work a lot with how to dissolve negative emotions and how to observe our patterns of reaction. Here is a link: neuroartproject.net/basics-course

@MelynaSaulegraza i think this was her personal interpretation. there are 2 specific courses where we work with colors in an intentional way according to different knowledge systems - NeuroColor (Chinese 5 elements) and NeuroMandala (the 7 chakras). These are what Pavel often uses... I do however believe that color can have different and unique meaning for each person and even be different each day... i would not focus too much on a specific interpretation but rather feel if it is true for you - how does it resonate in your body, emotions, what do you associate with it??

@@neuroartproject thank you so much for replying. i will consider these courses.

@@MelynaSaulegraza you can find my courses here: neuroartproject.net/courses I offer both of them

@@Plienpauline so happy you enjoy it 😊🙏 I'd love to see you drawing if you want to share in my Facebook group facebook.com/groups/neuroartproject

@@craftiwench I'm so happy that it resonates 💖 I'd love to see your drawing if you would share in my Facebook group facebook.com/groups/neuroartproject

@a.better.living i actually created a guidebook that explains what each Algorithm is about. You can get it here: neuroartproject.myflodesk.com/freebie-guide hope this helps 😊

@user-yq4pr1qr7d awesome. so happy you enjoyed my class. I'd love to see your drawing if you would share in my Facebook group facebook.com/groups/neuroartproject and also i just created a guide to the Neurographica method that you can download neuroartproject.myflodesk.com/freebie-guide

@@jessicaguerra6170 very welcome 😊 I'd love to see your drawings if you would share in my Facebook group facebook.com/groups/neuroartproject

@beulahmomple4235 this is a journey of learning to listen to yourself. we are all different and some people will be more connected to their body or their feelings or their intuition. Just give yourself time 😊 I'd love to see your drawings if you would share in my Facebook group facebook.com/groups/neuroartproject

@rubylee2090 thank you for the wonderful feedback 😀 I'm glad that you enjoy the class. I'd love to see your drawings if you would share in my Facebook group facebook.com/groups/neuroartproject

@@shelseaturner9062 so glad that this is inspiring you. I have a chakra series on my channel as well. you can find it in the playlists. I'd love to see your drawings if you would share in my Facebook group facebook.com/groups/neuroartproject

@beulahmomple4235 you can apply the lesson to your own intentions. i recommend journaling about your own goals before you start drawing

Thank you

@@beulahmomple4235 to learn how to work with Neurographica on your own, I recommend taking the Basics course. It introduces the method in depth and teaches how to use it with any personal topics. here is a link to my course neuroartproject.net/basics-course let me know if you have other questions

@@suchitapeeters1740 thank you. I'd love to see your drawings if you would share in my Facebook group facebook.com/groups/neuroartproject

@@danielalancaster8903 yes, you can absolutely explore drawing with closed eyes. It will help feel it. Eventually I would however try to also draw with open eyes, as it will help learn how to feel your internal world even when you are visually stimulated and your mind follows the lines. what we are trying to do is sharpen our awareness. hope this helps. I'd love to see your drawings if you would share in my Facebook group facebook.com/groups/neuroartproject