Have you ever thought or said out loud, "I'm not creative"?

I know I have.

For many years I also renounced imagination. I thought I didn't have any.

I had a gift for improving other people's creative feats, but as far as coming up with my own creation, I thought my well was dried up - that is, if I ever had a well at all.

Yet, looking back, as a child, I was very creative. I spent a lot of time outdoors, imagining a world only I could see.

I played with dolls, dressing them in cool handmade outfits from pieces of fabric and imagining what they might say, the way they might act, think or feel.

What about you? Can you recall a time when you had a vivid imagination and ample creativity?

Where did it go?

And even if you are still the creative kind, I am willing to bet that you have some sort of dialog in the background saying, "I'm not creative enough."

Am I right?

Creativity is not something you have or do not have; it's who you are.

You are a creative being. All human beings are creative beings.

Just look around the room where you are right now. Everything you see has been part of a creative process - from the chair you are sitting on to your smartphone to the colour of the paint on your wall - it's all been created.

And chances are, you had a hand in the design and organization of something in your life, whether the choice of colour on your walls, bedroom, office desk, or clothes you wear.

Human beings use their imagination to shape reality - physical, mind and spirit.

The only reason you might feel you lack imagination or creativity is that somewhere along the way, you associated creativity with judgement or rejection.

And since we are programmed to belong to a group for survival, we thought it was in our best interest to drop our creative parts and follow the crowd.

But what might have served you all those years ago to survive is now costing you joy, self-expression, and playfulness - all critical components to living your most fulfilling and vibrant life.

And today, those traumatic experiences, such as rejection or judgement of your creative self, might express themselves as patterns of anxiety, self-doubt, self-criticism, addiction, or procrastination.

That's why it's time to reclaim your creative genius.

You didn't lose it. You cannot lose it because it's part of who you are. You can suppress and ignore it, but you can't eliminate it.

And to live the full, vibrant and joyful life you know you are meant to live, you must reclaim all the parts you have disowned to fit in.

That's what being INDIVISIBLE is all about.

More details here: https://www.awakken.com/indivisible

We all feel less than worthy, unlovable, and not enough in some way. And those feelings cause a disconnect between the person we are and the person we know we are meant to be.

But it also creates a disconnect in our relationships, careers, love life and finances.

You cannot create the life you yearn to live as long as you continue to perpetuate the lie that you are broken.

When you reclaim every part of you, you realize your power - wholeness. You realize you cannot be broken because you are INDIVISIBLE.

How might your life change if you knew at the deepest level of your being that you are worthy, lovable and enough, just as you are right now?

Over three immersive days, we practice BEing at such a depth that we are finally ready to welcome home and appreciate all the parts we have disowned, forgotten (dismembered), and suppressed.

Imagine re-membering who you are.

Imagine being in touch with your creative self to such a degree that your life has meaning and purpose; you feel more alive, more vibrant and feel your energy expand.

How might it improve your health, love life, relationships and finances?

INDIVISIBLE only happens once a year.

Give yourself permission to experience a profound shift in only three days.

Don't let another year go by feeling broken, unworthy or unlovable.

Register here before it's too late: https://www.awakken.com/indivisible

Much love,

Marie-Josee

Live. Love. Laugh. It matters because YOU matter.