Infinitely Embodied Time + Creativity w— Vyana Novus

“Now I understand. Joy is protection. Pleasure is protection. Sovereignty, autonomy, accessing relationship with my will - that is protection.”

— Vyana Novus—

Vyana Novus + Mary Grace connect over the power of creativity to anchor us to the present and experiences of multi-dimensional time. Vyana also generously shares about healing from abuse, trauma and addiction and the experience of an NDE, which happened while becoming a parent.

Infinitely Embodied Time + Creativity w— Vyana Novus
Vyana Novus + mary grace allerdice

Vyana (they/them) is a multimedia artist, creative director, and educator. They merge a vast sea of experience and education with play, humor, and joy to facilitate bridging levity with the intensity of life on Earth.


we discuss

  • Who are humans beyond the experience of death?

  • Is suffering necessary for growth?

  • Can we approach everything we do with creativity?

  • How to appreciate all phases of creative cycles, including the down time or dead time

links

If you enjoyed the episode, check out —

Perspectives on Animism, Death + Rebirth

Episode w— Yarrow Magdalena

Episode on Honoring Death Seasons

More about our guest —

Vyana's Website

Huemans on Earth website

Vyana's IG

Vyana's Patreon

Creatively Relating Podcast

Vyana's free magazine Ferru

Mentioned in the episode—

Dr. Jenn McCabe

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Infinitely Embodied Time + Creativity w— Vyana Novus
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