Nourishing The Human Spirit with Elizabeth Traina

In this episode with Elizabeth Traina, we dig deep into ideas around creativity, healing, and how we can use art as way to evolve our consciousness . We also discuss the role of art in our world today and how spiritual art is making a huge comeback right when we need it the most!  ------------ Elizabeth's Website  Elizabeth's Instagram  Elizabeth is a New York-based visual artist and lightwork facilitator. Elizabeth creates artwork that explores the intersection of modernism and metaphysics — influenced by a small yet rich lineage of sacred geometry created and transmitted by women. Elizabeth’s compositions are made of intricately layered transparent forms, suggesting luminescent multi-dimensional movement. In addition to her studio practice, Elizabeth contributes to the intersection of art within social equity and justice movements. Early on in her career, she created youth art programs in Oakland and San Francisco and, while in the Bay Area, developed as a community muralist. In conjunction with Xavier University, in 2008 she co-created and lead the Community Arts Initiative for New Orleans Prospect.1 Biennial. Following this, Elizabeth developed Art & Consciousness Curriculum, an innovative hands-on workshop series. She ongoingly facilitates seminars both locally and abroad and has partnered with the New Orleans and New York City Departments of Education, the US Indonesian Embassy, Soho House, and Parsons New School. Elizabeth expanded her education with training in Transpersonal Hypnotherapy, Energy Medicine, and Sound Healing. Currently, she continues her learning through ongoing metaphysical research, paints in her studio in Brooklyn, NYC, and offers custom Lightwork Sessions to clients and groups seeking transformational guidance. *To stay up on releases and content surrounding the show check out my instagram *To contribute to the creation of this show, along with access to other exclusive content, consider joining my Patreon! Credits: Big Thanks to Matthew Blankenship of The Sometimes Island  for the podcast theme music!