Comments for Cynthia Kane

Comment on Customized Conversations by Yvonne

Yvonne — Tue, 01 May 2012 04:12:12 +0000

So true Cynthia,
What a great post. I have, in the past let people go from my life as I realised we had simply grown in different directions, like branches of a bonsai tree… Being mindful in speech is super important to me, the way I speak to mysel too…gently & with love filling my soul xx

Comment on I Can’t Stop by Paul

Paul — Mon, 02 Apr 2012 22:34:17 +0000

I hope you are doing better. Your pain hurts my heart. I know sometimes you feel despair for so long, but things will change. Believe in yourself. A person that can love as deeply as you do will get hurt, but you also have the compassion and ability to love that way again. It will happen. Someone will fill that void, just be good to yourself and believe. My thoughts are with you

Comment on The “I Don’t Care” Phase by mad

mad — Sat, 25 Feb 2012 06:47:46 +0000

Just finished watching that TED video of Brown’s and felt it really spoke to me. So I googled “vulnerably” and hit “images” and the Lucian Feud picture appeared and since I love his work I clicked on it, which lead me to your blog where I find you mention the VERY SAME VIDEO I JUST GOT DONE WATCHING! How strange and cool is that! Thanks for keeping it real. : )

Comment on Living in Question Marks by sarah

sarah — Thu, 16 Feb 2012 13:12:24 +0000

I came here via yr comment on Teri COle’s Live yr Truth facebook page!
I am exactly the same as an artist/expressive/creator. spent a lot of time trying to force myself into a particular box or finding my niche.
I realised (and this may help you) that THE PROCESS is my specialism. Me, creating, following inspiration, is my thing – not the outcome or form.
You don’t have to put your love/expression in one place (eg photography), let your love/art pour through you and take whatever form it wishes to take. I surrender the outcome to whatever the art wants to do.
While this means I am not an expert painter or super skilled filmmaker, it does mean i am a happy artist and i honour the work first and foremost.
I write, paint, dance, sometimes act, make photoshoots, and have no regrets!
I have yet to turn my work into paid work, but I’m in a space where I don’t mind. Perhaps it will happen one day, perhaps not. I don’t mind, because i’m happy when i’m in the middle of making art… as long as i pour it through me rather than block it up or second-guess it i’m happy.
Hope this helps. Let being a conduit for art be your expertize, rather than being an expert photographer/painter etc.

Comment on Stop and Listen to Your True Self by Cynthia Kane

Cynthia Kane — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 14:07:18 +0000

Thanks, Arthur!