Visionary art seeks to transcend the physical world by expressing a broader awareness that often includes spiritual, mystical, or symbolic themes. At its core, it is the expression of the soul through artistic creation - bringing forth images, messages, and emotions that seem to arise from beyond ordinary conscious thought.

Whether painting, writing, sculpting, composing music, or creating in any other medium, every act of artistic expression can be viewed as a form of channeling. Creativity bridges physical reality, the subconscious mind, and the consciousness grids that generate what is referred to as Simulation Theory.

Artists often experience the feeling of receiving rather than inventing an idea. A message, image, or inspiration emerges, consciously or subconsciously, guiding the creative process. Sometimes the work reflects emotions that need to be expressed, unresolved experiences that seek healing, or insights that have yet to be fully understood.

I view physical reality as the "Human Experiment" within a simulated universe designed to explore emotion within a bipolar reality. It is a journey of seeking balance while searching for answers that may remain hidden until the experiment reaches its conclusion.

For this reason, you may not fully understand what your artwork means when you begin creating it. Only after the project is complete can you step back, examine what emerged, and recognize how your own programming is reflected in what you have created. In doing so, the illusion gives way to a deeper personal truth.

Channeled art is therefore much more than self-expression. It can become a powerful form of therapy - a mirror reflecting the artist's emotions, personal challenges, transformation, and even the collective shifts occurring within humanity and the universe. These are the energies that seek expression and ask to be shared.

Rather than judging a finished work solely on technical merit, channeled art invites interpretation through symbols, archetypes, intuition, and personal experience. Its meaning often extends beyond the artist, allowing each viewer to discover something unique within it. In many ways, channeled art is an extension of automatic writing, a practice in which people feel that information is flowing through them from another source. From my perspective, that source is not an outside entity but the consciousness grids that generate the illusion of this reality.

Creative expression is essential for everyone, regardless of artistic ability. It opens the intuitive, imaginative side of the mind, encouraging greater self-awareness and deeper access to one's psychic abilities. Whether the medium is paint, words, music, photography, dance, or any other form of creation, the process itself becomes a pathway to exploring consciousness beyond the limits of everyday perception.

Prepare a medium that calls to you - sketching, painting, collage, sculpture, sand painting, graphic arts, other.

Sit somewhere that is comfortable, has proper lighting for you, and is free of distractions.

Listen to music if it inspires you.

Though I don't recommend it, many visionary artists gain inspiration from hallucinogens.

Relax your body ... your mind.

Take a deep breath ...

You can ask a question before you start such as ... What is my purpose? As your soul already is programmed with your entire life path, you might get an answer ... And then again, if you're not emotionally ready you might not.

Begin your project by allowing your hand to simple create as guided by your subconscious. The goal is to see beyond your current experience here. This is not an art class nor competition. No judgments. Fun or therapy or both.

You may find yourself creating quickly or slowly depending on the message you're supposed to receive.

If you believe you are channeling your spirit guide or other entity that is part of you - allow messages and imagery to flow. You can check for meaning later.

If what you're creating looks 'dark' and gives you a bad feeling then just stop. You probably need to discuss what's going on within you with a professional therapist.

You may finish your project quickly or come back later to work on it again. What's most important is the messages you receive from your finished artwork.

A completed project may fall under the heading of abstract art meaning somewhere within what you've drawn there are hidden messages for you to decipher.

Archetypes: Your project might contains archetypes you may not immediately recognize so put them into a Google search engine to find their meeting.

Colors are frequencies and reflect inner emotions. Check them out.

I would also suggest you take a picture of your completed project to share, to review when away, or to have a permanent copy just in case it goes missing. You may also find it interesting if you're working in stages of development - to take pictures as you go. This is all about you learning about yourself.