Master in a Minute Blogs. In My Skin 2:

Here’s the truth, when coping with the commercial art-world becomes too painful, or boring, as such, I admit to a recoiling reaction. Fluid beyond that, my learning process alwaysc laims and guides my creative core. What‘s real is that my masks are worn out…outmoded…useless. The paint has completely peeled off. Mask or no mask, here I am, all naked inside. My core breathes the healing scent of dignity, and awe and this heals bio-fields of trauma memory. The creative heart of my autism is fueled by dignity. The dignity in my art reveals, communicates and teaches languages of unending curiosity and beauty. Simultaneously, I’m an awe-struck maniac for science, especially geologic time and universal cosmology. My universe is a crystalline mind palace made of the eternal silence of time, color, light, mass, anti-matter, and the primordial and elemental science of God. It is my sacred place, and it is my place of disembodiment…ether that needs visibility, community, and embodiment.

So, my sliding universe nurtures my inner world, my studies, and my colossal productivity. It does not, however, offer instructions about the interface I need to thrive in the aulistic world…until now. Nevertheless, I am open, willing, and ready for the holographic world of Jennet to be seen… an unpacking the suitcase. Why now-? Because I’m readying myself for publishing: Book 1 of the 5 book series, Master in A Minute: Sunflowers TM , and that’s just the start! So now I’ve introduced myself. My voice rises up to spark hope in your own journey of well-being and fulfillment. I hope the time you spend here points to positive change. I am super energized by the opportunity for you to color me in – the Master in a Minute coloring books.

Meantime, don’t forget: my mission, my heart, my vision, and my love.

Don’t Worry. We’re coming for you.

© Jennet Inglis, 2025

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