Self Portrait
Creating My LifeMandala. An artist studies the subject. In LifeArts, the subject is your life: what has shaped you, what matters to you, and how you want to live.
The Ideals you discover here become the frequencies by which Awareness recognises what arrives — drawing each Idea, Rock, Squirrel or Task toward the LifeDimensions and Galleries where it resonates.
An area of life you are exploring.
Something important enough to guide your choices.
A quality or way of living you want to cultivate.
A working statement of how you intend to honor your Values and cultivate your Ideals.
Eight areas to explore
Galleries- Wellbeing
My body, health, and well-being.
- Growth
My learning, exploration, and becoming.
- Work
My purposeful effort and contribution, paid or unpaid.
- Wealth
My resources, sufficiency, and stewardship.
- Home
The places and conditions in which I live.
- Family
The relationships I recognize as family, including chosen family.
- Community
The people and groups with whom I share and participate in life.
- Humanity
My relationship with people beyond my immediate circles and with the wider world.
Keep the portrait alive. A Self Portrait is a living Study. Date your Mandala, keep the reflections that explain it, and return when circumstances change.