Finding A New Life After Loss

Our lives being the ultimate form of creativity.

We are the art; forever creating and coloring and changing the being of our canvas as we learn and grow. And the choices we make in our lives are the external expressions of that art. What we create and produce and share and try to bring to light is a reflection of our inner being.

Basically the nature of the creative process where you can only see a few feet before you and have to trust that if you just start somewhere, the path will begin to unfold.

It's unfolding with small endeavors and big dreams; each creative endeavor a step towards creating a new path in life.

The visions we are given for our lives are there for a purpose, no matter how much of a stretch them seem.

These visions come from our higher selves, from spirit, from the universe, from soul callings, from the powers and entities of love, which guide and direct our days. And we are given them, so we can do the one thing nobody else can do: Actualize our own dreams. Give birth to the vision. See it through.

In this episode, Valeria Teles interviews BethAnne Kapansky Wright.

BethAnne is a Speaker, Author, Psychologist and Intuitive Healer, she blends the worlds of psychology and spirit to offer dynamic teaching on healing and transforming our relationship with ourselves. She is the author of the award-winning grief book, Lamentations of The Sea and its sequel Transformations of The Sun, as well as several books of poetry and a children's book. An artist, creative and choreographer, she is continually inspired by nature, color and movement. Her life underwent profound change when she lost her brother in 2016, which became the catalyst for leaving her longtime home of Alaska and moving to the island of Kauai to live more intuitively, spiritually, and creatively.

To learn more about BethAnne Kapansky Wright, please visit her website https://www.bethannekw.com/

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** Bio intro and outro one by Heidi Lynn Peters