THE BIGGER GAME

The answer is: yes, and no. The idea is to help you create a daily ritual, so there will be a new painting to contemplate every day (ideally, you will integrate this 5-minute contemplation into your morning ritual). But this is as an opportunity, not a requirement...

And although I do invite you to pause for seeing every day (at least for a minute, here and there), yet we will take at least several days to play with each seeing practice, so if you miss a day, it is not a problem at all.

The truth is, you probably will miss at least one (or more) days. We are all human. But there is never any need to "catch up" -- you can always start anew, every day! And you can return to previous days (if you wish to) any time later (you have life-time access to all materials). 

In short: just commit to returning to the practices, even if you missed a day (or more)

Yes, there will be new content (even apart from new paintings). But new reading material (or video) will be introduced not daily (like in the challenge), but weekly, leaving several days for exploration and integration. 

Well, for one thing, you are. Everyone is, in one sense or another. 
But to answer your question -- absolutely. The art of spectatorship is for everyone.  

If you have no time to engage and share (on a particular day, or even at all), that's perfectly all right.

Sure, I love it when people share their experiences and engage in a conversation, and this generally amplifies the whole experience for you, as well. But it is not always possible, and since it is a pilot, I am also eager to learn how the process works for people who don't have much time to engage!

The truth is, we most need these practices when we are too busy for them, so please do join!

I love it. But don't you feel a potential to expand and deepen this wonderful experience even more? Isn't there a yet bigger game to play? If not, if your life is perfection itself... well, then you probably don't need this program. 

To start with a simple answer, you don't need to attend. It is an opportunity, not a requirement (and I will make sure to schedule them in such a way that every participant can come to at least a couple of these meetings, if not to all of them).

What is it? It is a simple yet profound practice of contemplating a painting together, and then sharing our experiences, which opens an opportunity to communicate with one another beyond the usual limits of language, to truly see through one another's eyes.

I certainly hope it will, but as you know, the process of artistic growth is not fully predictable. It depends on where you are on your journey.

Originally, I have developed this process for art lovers, and one of the greatest surprises for me was just how powerful it turned out to be for artists. In retrospect, I shouldn't have been surprised: this resource is infinite.

Don't you sometimes feel like a failure? Or, aren't you afraid of failing at this grand game of life -- failing to realize your highest potential, to fulfill your destiny? I encounter these feelings again, and again, in the writings of some of the greatest geniuses that ever lived (including Shakespeare's sonnets...).

If you are familiar with these feelings, too, have you noticed they disappear, or at least shift, when you are in the state of awe and wonder? The myth of failure obscures our perception, and it is the lofty goal of this program to cleanse our doors of perception... :)

That's why I started with the free AWE and WONDER challenge, so you can see for yourself whether this process works for you. If it doesn't, then this program is probably not right for you. Since it is a live pilot, there are no refunds on this program.