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Day 9: Inviting Creativity into Your Sacred Space #blogboost

By January 08, 2025 ,

Hello, radiant souls! 🌙✨ It’s Day 9, and today we’re talking about something that makes life truly magical: creativity. Whether you’re a painter, a writer, a baker, or someone who’s mastered the fine art of doodling in the margins, creativity is a sacred, magical act.

But let’s face it—sometimes the inspiration well runs dry. That’s where inviting creativity into your sacred space comes in. By crafting an environment that nurtures your inner muse, you’re giving your creativity the freedom to flourish.

So grab your favorite creative tools—whether that’s a sketchbook, a mixing bowl, or just your imagination—and let’s create some magic.


Step 1: Define Your Creative Energy

Creativity means different things to different people. For some, it’s making art; for others, it’s problem-solving or experimenting with new recipes. The key is to honor whatever creativity means to you.

Interactive idea: What’s your favorite way to be creative? For me, it’s writing by candlelight with a cup of tea—it makes the words flow like magic.


Step 2: Create a Sacred Creative Space

You don’t need a full art studio or a fancy setup to invite creativity into your life. Even a small corner can become a sacred space for inspiration.

Ideas for a creative altar:

  • Objects that inspire you: Crystals, photos, tools of your craft.
  • Symbols of creativity: A paintbrush, a fountain pen, or a spool of thread.
  • Mood-setting items: Candles, fairy lights, or incense.

Interactive idea: What would you include in your creative space? For me, it’s always a piece of citrine for creative energy and a notebook I’ve half-filled with ideas.


Step 3: A Creativity Ritual

Ready to awaken your inner muse? Here’s a simple ritual to try before diving into a creative project:

You’ll need:

  • A candle (yellow for creativity, but any color works)
  • Your favorite creative tool (like a pen or paintbrush)
  • A small piece of paper

Steps:

  1. Light the candle and take a deep breath.
  2. Write or draw something simple on the paper—a word, a symbol, or even a scribble—to represent your creative energy.
  3. Hold your creative tool and say:
    • “I welcome inspiration and joy. May my creativity flow freely and fearlessly.”
  4. Begin your project with an open heart and a playful spirit.

Interactive idea: What’s the first thing you’ll create today? Share your plans—or your results!


Step 4: Honor Your Creative Cycles

Creativity ebbs and flows—it’s a natural part of the process. Instead of forcing inspiration, honor those cycles by resting when needed and exploring when the spark strikes.

Tips for when creativity feels stuck:

  • Take a walk in nature to clear your mind.
  • Try a new craft or creative activity just for fun.
  • Journal about what’s blocking your creativity—you might uncover some surprising answers.

Interactive idea: What’s your favorite way to get unstuck when inspiration is hiding? For me, it’s flipping through old journals for forgotten ideas.


Step 5: Celebrate Your Creativity

Creativity deserves to be celebrated, whether you’ve painted a masterpiece or just doodled a smiley face in your planner. Every act of creation is magical.

Interactive idea: What’s one creative thing you’ve done recently that made you smile? For me, it was baking cookies that somehow looked like tiny moons—pure magic in snack form.


Wrap-Up

Creativity is a gift, and nurturing it is one of the most magical things you can do. So, what will you create today? Let’s chat in the comments (or your journal), and I’ll see you tomorrow for more January magic.

Blessed be, and may your creativity flow like stardust! 🌒🌕🌘

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4 comments

  1. I was at an Extreme concert in 2019 and was so blown away and inspired by Nuno Bettencourt that I got his tattoo tattooed on my forearm. The way he was so swept up in the music, in his creativity, in his flow left me feeling like I could do anything. So, that tattoo is my constant reminder to be creative, to get lost in the flow. When I feel stuck I just look at the tattoo and allow myself to travel back to that night, feel all of the feelings, and my creativity flows once more.

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  2. Bravo!
    I'm one of those who always identified as creative - and some taking Color of Woman in 2015, have led monthly creative circles and periodic classes, to encourage others to engage with their creative Muse!!
    This year, I'm enjoying a daily circle drawing practice, inspired by Bonnie Smith Whitehouse, and love doing neuro-doodles (playful neurographica), and playing with shimmer watercolor.
    We're playing with color in today's Red Thread circle (led by one of our frequent participants - woo hoo!) and I'll work in my juju journal. My Red Thread Circles blog has class links to these free circles.
    Happy creating!

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  3. This is alice from the ultimate blogging challenge. Today, I did a little doodling and I made a chicken salad by sort of following a recipe and sort of not following a recipe. I didn't have all of the ingredients so I did some creative substitutions. Sometimes, my substitutions seem almost random. I usually can't make the same food in the same way twice!

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  4. Like Alice I love being creative with my meals. I can start with something basic and add ingredients that totally change the texture and taste! But I'm almost thinking that my latest creativity is in my reorganizing and declutter. I feel so good when I'm doing that.

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