A reminder for Pranita - That's me!

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I am giving myself a reminder through this post so that my voice reaches me and you, dear highly sensitive person (HSP).

In the past week, I haven't been able to pause as much as I used to through art.

Yes, art helps me to pause.

As a trained artist, I have also worked with fine art pieces. In doing so, I felt that working with fine art was cumbersome, especially on days when I was stimulated. I had to focus more and in doing so, I realized that I was giving more than I was receiving from art.

I stopped working with fine art shortly after I left art school. I got into a phase where I wasn't working with fine art at all. When I began to diligently stick to my abstract art routine, I felt more ease flow into my life.

Recently, I went to an art event where we had to paint a scenery using fine art techniques. I asked myself if I would be able to do it.

However, by the end of the event, my painting looked perfect!

It made me feel happy, as I realized that working with abstract art was polishing my fine art skills too.

So, this is my reminder-

'Pranita, keep believing in your decisions and in abstract art. They will find a way to congratulate you.'

-3, 2, 1, Cheers,

Pranita

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