Iris Scott: Raising One’s Vibration

Well, lately I’ve just been saying “I’m a professional finger painter” even though this sentence has just left people confused. Sometimes I say “I’m an artist” but that too just results in a bewildered expression bordering on pity. So sometimes I say something more broad and professional sounding such as “Oh what do I do? I’m in the fine art business, originals and prints.”

The Law of One – a channelled text by an entity-not a person-named RA. Non fiction. Best book in the world. RA, the alleged true author of the work, is communicated from beyond time and space, answering questions in interview format about that nature of reality, and our distorted understandings of reality, history, and the nature of consciousness.

The BFG by Roald Dahl.

Ways to Upset Your Mother by Sasha Grafit — Because it’s the funniest, most outrageous modern children’s book written by an emerging author.

Hell yes. Since I was able to write my name I was trying to draw horses and Indian princesses.

I worked in a small children’s clothing store, and the owner of the store, my boss, was a negative toad, who constantly took little verbal jabs at me and everyone around her because she hated herself so much.

Make a lot of small paintings, post them all for sale online to friends and family, sell them for whatever low price people are willing to pay, sell everything, and what doesn’t sell give it away. Raise the prices so slowly nobody notices them going up. I’m so glad I don’t have old work cluttering up my home and studio, it’s so peaceful. Think of each canvas as a stepping stone to the future. And most importantly post your creations constantly on social media. Don’t post things that aren’t directly related to art, there’s too much of that stuff out there, people need a break from all that.

Klimt, Singer Sargeant, Walton Ford.

Not really, but I do listen to heaps of books on tape.

Mastery by Robert Greene.

I’m on my 4th time reading all the Paul Selig channelled texts. This person is a medium who channels-not authors-all his books and they’re damn amazing.

Ways to Upset Your Mother by Sasha Grafit — because this book is an uproarious little children’s story to read to kids at bedtime.

Of course! If we didn’t read there would be nothing to make paintings about.

Topics such as DMT, LSD, Ayahuasca, Meditation, Eastern Mysticism, Quantum Physics, Channeled Texts, books about Egypt, books about ancient knowledge.

Well, I fear we’re entering that world, look around you, people aren’t really reading anymore! Me included, our attention spans are dwindling. I fear the future will not have long format storytelling and explanations, in favour of sound bites and 2 minute long videos.

Paul Selig.

Yes. “Ever” is a very long time. I doubt it will happen before 50 years, but it WILL happen. Unfortunately.

I have a long list. First of all, I believe meditation should be taught/required starting in pre-schools. I also think that the percentage daily value of sugar in everything should be labelled. These two small things seem silly maybe, but I think they would have a huge impact on our emotional and physical health.

The Book of Secrets by Osho. This book, which I first read when I was 25 introduced me to the concept of the Ego, and steps one could take to attempt to lose it. Before reading this book, I had never heard of anything like this, and the book continues to this day to be a sort of bible I turn to when I am stressed.

The Cosmic Serpent: DNA and the Origin of Knowledge by Jeremy Narby. The book introduced me to parallels between chemistry, shamans, the rainforest, and DNA, which has forever left me with a deep sense of wonder for native knowledge.

I would like to keep reading more about texts (i.e. listening to more audiobooks) on the subject of “raising one’s vibration” and the potential truth behind what is called Ascension.

I am going to write a book, and it’s called I Can’t Even Draw a Stick Figure – How to Draw, Paint, and even Sell your Art.