The Creative Power Package 

She has just picked up the eleventy billionth toy off the floor & is done for the day. She runs a bath. She pours herself something delicious and maybe sneaks a chocolate or two from her stash. She pops outside, grabs some lavender inhaling it as she heads back to the bathroom & sprinkles it in the steaming water. She lights a candle & slips her body in. Oh god that feels good! All her niggles, stresses & worries wash away & she is still and quiet. Hang her on your wall and feel the bliss!

Scales-Petals-Love is a calming artwork. The girl on the snake is chilling out, quietly taking things in. She is making time for herself. She is present. She sees beauty all around. She feeds her inner child. She is curious. She loves and is loved.

Yemaya is a mother goddess, the goddess of home, fertility, love and family. Like water she represents both change and constancy-bringing forth life, protecting it, and changing it as is necessary. She is a Goddess of the ocean and New Year.

For me, snakes are all about transformation, shedding skin, becoming a new version of myself. I look forward to these transformations, however tough & scary they may seem at the time. How do you view transformation? Do you get hung up on these challenges & ask “Why Me?”, or are you thankful for the lessons learnt & the growth you have been able to achieve? Or are you somewhere in between? Wadjet is a reminder that life isn't static. There is always change. It is up to us how we will prevail.

Use Pensive to take time out of your day to set your intentions, show gratitude, reflection and ponder what it is that is on your mind and ask for answers. You already have the answer within you, you just need to be still and acknowledge it. She is in a deep state of thought and relaxation. Hang her on the wall to get some of what she is having.

Mieko is a strong, not looking to please, women. She is comfortable in her skin and not afraid to look inward for answers she already holds. She makes time for herself and does things which make her happy. She is a succulent wild woman!

The Goddess Lupa is a she-wolf. She is the protective mother who fed Romulus & Remus (founders of Rome) at her teat. She is formidable & can bring death to her enemies or protection to those she cares about. She brings prosperity & fertility to crops and animals. Lupa holds the power of life & death in her paws and can function as a liminal figure between the worlds. She is independent through her own means, is a powerful force – uncontrolled by any males & is sexually liberated.

Kendra, meaning ‘clear water’ is the perfect name for this inwardly peaceful woman. She has faced challenges. She enjoys exploring who she is. She grows from this. She looks forward to the transformation which each situation brings. Look to her for inner peace, for encouragement and for a reminder to be grateful for what you have and what is to come.

This is a bit of a yin yang theme. Shadows are dark but you need light for a shadow. One figure appears positive looking up towards the sky, the other pensively toward the ground. Why are they in the forest? You get to tell their story again and again.

Frankie finds peace in her garden. She finds wonderment in nature. Little things bring her joy. She practices gratitude. Look to her for inner peace, for encouragement and for a reminder to be grateful for what you already have around you.

Flossy Bo Peep's message is to embrace change, transitions and challenges. Don't dwell on them. Acknowledge them and learn from them and use those experiences to grow and be a better person.

The Greek Goddess Artemis was a fierce protector of women. She kept pregnant & labouring mothers & animals safe. She was a hunter of those guilty of moral & ethical violations. She was a moon goddess, symbolic of the triple moon symbol. This symbol represents a woman’s journey, from youth, to motherhood to crone. What does this mean in our time? How can we relate her attributes to our lives? You can help protect women. Instead of knocking them down & being jealous, lift them up & cheer them on.