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@@denisejohnson8055 many thanks for your kind words 🙏

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@@helse1668 Many thanks!

Many thanks for joining!

I'm so happy to hear that! Thank you for your feedback.

Many thanks!

Thanks! I am using Neurographica to create a fast drawing, representing passion. I'm running the #Neurovember2024 Challenge. It was the drawing that give me an idea of creating less elaborate drawings. I can explain more if you are interested.

@NeuroGraphicArtwithAlina Neurographica Art has changed my life. It has helped me heal and I'd love to learn more

@@healingcanvases Thanks! I'm a certified instructor with 5 years of teaching experience. You are welcome to check my TH-cam channel. #Neurovember is month-long journey of self-discovery through Neurographic art, celebrating life’s energies and gifts in expressive, mindful sketches. I have been offering it since 2020. This year, the main theme is Life and Life's Gifts. Each week will focus on a different theme: Week 1: Self (chakras and their qualities) Week 2: Family and relationships Week 3: Passions & Purpose (creativity, work, goals) Week 4: Life’s Gifts (examples: gratitude, joy, abundance)

@@NeuroGraphicArtwithAlina I'd love to join you for more

@@healingcanvases 😊I share all the information in my Facebook group: facebook.com/groups/NeurographicArtandLife and you are welcome to join my email list: www.neurographicart.life/join-newsletter

Thank you for your comment. Yes, the colours are symbolic and connected to certain emotions.

Thank you, Bruce! I continue my journey and will share more in the future.

Hello, and thank you so much for sharing your process! I’ve also found that each Neurographica technique brings its own way of setting an intention or theme. Recently, in my Basic User course, I explored how themes can be found, focusing on the obstacle or block we’re working to release (the algorithm for removing constraints). Other techniques might use broader or more specific goals. It’s similar to entering a labyrinth with a specific request in mind. I appreciate your idea of drawing around captivating concepts. This reminds me of spiritual practices where repetition of sacred texts or reflecting deeply on a question can bring new insights. Setting a theme or intention may seem straightforward at first. Yet, the more we study, the more nuances it presents. Thank you for adding to this meaningful discussion!

Thank you! Short videos, 3-5 minutes, dealing with one topic, work well.

Thank you Vikky! I totally get what you're saying! I thought I understood the theme fully, but teaching it again this October brought a whole new perspective. It's funny how the more you learn, the more you realize just how intricate things really are. Neurographica feels so much like a spiritual practice in that sense-it’s all about intention. I love thinking of intention as the guiding force; it directs our energy, not just in the drawing itself but also in life. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. It’s always inspiring to connect with others on this journey.

No! Me, too! 😊

Thank you!

Thank you so much for your kind words and for sharing your story. I agree: if only doctors could see things in such creative and holistic ways, perhaps they could find solutions that go beyond the conventional. Sending you positive thoughts, and I hope you continue to find ways to ease your experience. Alina

Thank you for your interest. There are two Facebook group mentioned. 1) Neurographic Art group: facebook.com/groups/NeurographicArtandLife and 2) Sketchbook Revival : facebook.com/groups/355598938290612

It's the foundation for this drawing technique. But one cannot really see it because it is such a quick movement.

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Hello Vicky, Thank you so much for your insight. I agree with you. Having a life partner to share with is truly important, but there's also this deep connection with parents that seems to linger, no matter how far away they are. It’s almost like an invisible thread that remains, regardless of how often we talk or see them. When it comes to life partners, though, it’s different. It’s really about reflecting shared values and providing mutual support. Observing my own parents, I see how my mom does everything for my dad, and it’s a powerful example, even if their relationship has its own complexities. I also believe that for life to feel comfortable, we must first feel self-reliant and whole within ourselves, which only spiritual growth can provide. From that position of strength and self-reliance, we can then choose a partner who complements us. If we enter a relationship out of neediness, it often leads to playing roles that do not reflect who we are. Thank you again for your thoughtful comment. I truly appreciate it!

Hello Marie, Thank you so much for your comment. This is a very interesting period of my life, and I find myself at a crossroads like never before. It feels like the quietest and darkest moment before dawn, but I know the light is coming. Every area of my life feels like it's shifting with each step I take, and I perceive this as a sign from the Universe to slow down, nurture myself, and really consider what I want. I’m choosing to focus on myself for now, increasing my connection with my Higher Self and being aware of the present moment because this is the only thing that matters. When I look back, many of my struggles, passions, and desires seem like smoke. All the best!

I’m so happy to hear that! By the way, I’ll be offering a Neurographic Art drawing challenge in November-Neurovember is an annual event. In addition, I’m planning to launch a closed membership community on my TH-cam channel to test some ideas, including live drawing sessions with Q&A.

@@NeuroGraphicArtwithAlina yes, I saw that. After one month of daily neurographica I will reward myself.

Thanks! I am so glad to hear that.

That's good! Thanks for your participation.

Thank you!

Hello and thank you for your feedback! I will see what I can do. The class is on Tue., Sep 24, 2024, 09:30 AM Pacific Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting: us02web.zoom.us/j/89205212024?pwd=adiz1YqdqzrYZIaJr4rVqWbP9hExql.1 Passcode: 344384

​Thank you for your prompt reply. I have a zoom call that morning from 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 so would not be able to attend. Will that session be recorded?​@@NeuroGraphicArtwithAlina

@@craftiwench Yes, it will be recorded and published here, on my TH-cam channel. Thanks for your interest!

Great that it will be recorded thanks

Hello Lucy, Thank you so much for sharing your story. It is a painful subject for anyone who has experienced such a loss. When I was your age, I didn’t give much thought to my parents' aging or the eventual decline of their health. I couldn’t even imagine them being less active. But in the last few years, I’ve experienced some events that made me reconsider everything. I’ve come to realize that my parents are, in fact, mortal human beings, and it was a difficult realization for me. Sometimes we think our parents are invincible, and coming to terms with their mortality is hard. Like you, I’ve also reflected on my life and starting a new chapter, and it's true-no matter what we do, there will always be someone doing something bigger or greater. But I’ve learned that the important thing is to act and not delay. By the way, I checked out your channel on learning English, and I really admire your determination and courage to learn on your own. You're doing so well! I’m sure you’ve made even more progress since your older videos. I could recommend checking out TH-cam videos specifically for English learners. There are many great ones that have simplified texts for different levels, read with clear accents. You can listen, read, and repeat to practice rhythm and pronunciation. I wish you all the best, and thank you again for your thoughtful comment.

@@anapaulaavelar5156 you are welcome!

Thank you!

@sharonmmonteirro4450 thank you!

Many thanks for your support! I am inspired to continue this series.

Thank you! It was intended for those curious in this art style and techniques.

@dianamccutcheon5129 Many thanks, Diana, for sharing your concerns. That's great! What is your area of studies? I "fell" into being self-employed by chance and never regretted that. However, if I had known in advance, I would have been so scared to make this step.

@@NeuroGraphicArtwithAlina PhD in Fine Arts. I’m a visual artist that is also working in anthropology

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Thank you so much, Vicky, for your support. Something powerful is indeed happening within me, and I’m curious to see how it will shape my courses. I feel there will be a new emphasis on everything I teach-perhaps I’ll be able to teach more from the heart than ever before. I also have a strong desire to create TH-cam videos that share more of my personal journey. I’ve mentioned wanting to write a book. Instead, I’ve decided to start telling my story in a different way, through these videos. It’s a bit scary, but luckily the desire and purpose can be stronger than the fear. That’s part of the challenge, and I’m ready to embrace it.

Thank you so much, Gail, for your support! I have so much respect and admiration for everyone who chooses to live an active and interesting life at any age.