Hindu goddess

1st Time for Everything

Local Art Club @ R House Wynwood 8/10/19

I’m a strong believer that everything always happens for a reason and that things you are passionate about are not random. One day, while bored at work; I started clicking on Facebook events which led me to the Local Art Club page. I put my information without knowing what to expect. I reached out to the page with inquiries to being part of their next event; without fully knowing what to expect or what to do.

I wasn’t initially selected to participate so I figured it’s in part because I don’t run social media pages just dedicated to my art and my work was not seen. Nonetheless, I waited a few weeks and there it was. An email inviting me to participate in their August 2019 event. Without question, I moved forward with it and prepared as best as I could.

Naturally, I was nervous yet excited. My friends and family passed by and showed me their love and support and I got to meet and network with other local creative individuals. This experience left me feeling inspired and motivated to keep doing what I’ve always loved and to let go of fears and negative self talk, keeping me from organically going with the flow of the universe. Cheers! To the first of many more good things to come!!!

Lakshmi

24 x 36 Acrylic on Canvas

Lakshmi is known as the Goddess of wealth, health, prosperity, both material and spiritual, light, wisdom, fortune, fertility, generosity and courage. She is also the embodiment of Shakti; feminine energy.

She brings good luck and protects from all kinds of misery and money related problems. She purifies, empowers, and uplifts.

Kali

Kali is one of the most mysterious Goddesses in Hinduism . She is often described as “The Devouring Mother” , because she exhibits traces of death and revenge but also love and delicacy. She is the Goddess of time, creation, destruction and power. She is also known to destroy evil forces and is the most powerful form of Shakti aka divine energy. Because of her ability to destroy and rebuild; it is no mistake she is also referred to as The Goddess of Rebirth.
Because she is the force of renewal, she reminds us of death constantly; wether it’s the death of a relationship, a job, or maybe even a phase in life. You can also call on Kali when you need an “extra force” to face what is to come. Remember that just like in her power; we are in constantly transforming.