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Meet Artist Lorna Ho: Finding Inspiration and Embracing Imperfection

In this heartfelt video, artist Lorna Ho shares how the Center for Spiritual Living, Santa Rosa, has been a source of inspiration and spiritual growth for her as she navigates life's challenges, including her struggle with hearing loss. Through meditation, prayer, and daily affirmations, Lorna finds strength and gratitude, using her creative process as a means of expression and healing.

Lorna also talks about the Japanese concept of Wabi Sabi, the beauty of embracing imperfections in art and life. She reflects on how her best work comes when she lets go of perfectionism and allows ideas to flow naturally, just as life unfolds.

Watch the video to hear Lorna’s inspiring story and discover how the Center has played a vital role in her artistic journey and spiritual practice. You won’t want to miss her unique perspective on creativity, resilience, and finding beauty in the perfectly imperfect.

Thank you, Lorna, for helping launch our 2024 Giving Intention season with your personal story about how the Center has touched your life.

If you have not yet completed your giving intention form, please do so here:

https://cslsr.breezechms.com/form/GIF2025

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  1. Mystics Of TexasOctober 22, 2024 at 3:35 AM

    Spiritual philosophy invites us to explore the depths of our existence and the interconnectedness of all beings. It challenges us to question our beliefs and encourages us to seek wisdom beyond the material world.
    Visit at:- https://mysticsoftexas.com/spiritual-philosophy/

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