"Malïran" Japanese washi chiyogami paper art collage high vibration art

“Malïran” high vibration art collage, high frequency art collage. This quality JPG digital file of a Japanese washi chiyogami paper art collage by Mokusho Abigaëlle Richard, is available for download for personal (non-commercial) use only. It is of 2500 pixels (on the image's longest side) and optimized for up to 8"x10" prints. This is not a physical print.
 
What inspired this creation?
 
👉Watch the Creative Intuitive Transmission that inspired this creation. 
 
In this Creative Intuitive Transmission video, the message that was inspired to me today through the heart by the Mella collective I am a part of (as my soul cluster), is focused on offering us courage in this challenging period of transition. 
 
As our planet and people raise their frequency and consciousness, those who are doing the inner work of healing and transmuting trauma and ego are going through this funneling period with relative ease, even if with great exhaustion. 
 
Those who are resisting in denial or ego are creating difficult situations for themselves and others. Let’s remain the observers of the circus taking place, let’s heal and go within, as this way, the transition will be gentler.
 
In this collage, the black waves and seafoam represent the challenging times of transition we are in. The central gold and black circle of regular scale-like motifs represent the state of centeredness and process of going within to heal and transmute that help us go through this transition. 
 
On the left, a small black circle illustrates the more regressive energies resisting change and creating havoc, while the golden circle on the right, represents the light and love energy of Source. In free will, we choose what posture we want to be in…

The red branches symbolize by their color the connection to our sacred heart space and true self and also represent the funnel through which all of us are passing through, in order to move on towards higher frequencies on our planet.
 
Who is Mokusho Abigaëlle Richard?