Art Mystic Wellness

09/01/2026

What might you see if you looked at your life from another direction?

Maybe there’s a decision you keep circling. A creative block. A relationship that has you puzzled. A transition you’re navigating. A familiar pattern that keeps showing up. Or simply a question you haven’t quite been able to answer.

Attributes of Balance is a free, drop-in virtual gathering where we explore the Sacred Wheel as a practical tool for perspective, self-awareness, and everyday life.

You don’t need to know anything about the Sacred Wheel. You don’t need to have a problem to solve. You just need something you’re curious about.

We gather on Zoom on the 8th, 18th, and 28th of each month.

No catching up. No falling behind. Come once or come often.

You bring the question. The Wheel gives us another way to look at it.

Curious? Learn more and register here:

https://artmysticwellness.com/store/p/attributesofbalance

Explore Attributes of Balance, a free drop-in Sacred Wheel gathering with Julie Ericson. Join us on Zoom on the 8th, 18th, and 28th each month to explore shamanic teachings, personal growth, spiritual wisdom, and practical ways to create greater balance in body, mind, heart, and spirit. No experienc

08/28/2026

It’s truly magnificent to answer a calling, put in the work, and manifest it in the world.
I thank Spirit for the opportunities presented to me, the courage to take the first step, and the faith that sustains me.
I am blessed.

08/27/2026

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08/18/2026

My journey to Sandusky, OH wasn’t what I anticipated. In my 20 days there, I only painted for 4 of them; Mother Nature made sure of that with rainy day after rainy day.
What unfolded was more beautiful and fulfilling than any mural I could have painted. I wrote about it on my trusty website in a blog.
Cozy up with a tasty beverage and enjoy the most recent adventure of the Traveling Art Mystic.

The Traveling Art Mystic: The Story Was Already Being Written How twenty days in Sandusky, Ohio transformed a dream of traveling, creating, and serving into something I could finally touch. I went to Ohio to paint a fence. At least, that was the plan. I packed my brushes, ceremonial tools, Sac

08/17/2026

What a beautiful experience.

If you’d like to circle something, understand it, get some perspective and balance, the sacred wheel is a marvelous tool.

My services are now offering-based. Reach out, let’s chat.

08/16/2026

What a blessing to be a part of actual spiritual expansion through connection and vulnerability.
Thank you, Great Spirit, for the gift of presence.

20 Days with the Traveling Art Mystic 💗🌿✨

Part 2 Cull & Cultivate 🌕

Our Full Moon Ceremony wasn’t a large gathering.

It was just a small circle of people who somehow all arrived exactly where we were meant to be that evening.

There was a quiet intentionality to it…like the night itself had been gently arranged for something more personal, and sacred.

Julie guided us into a space of intention and reflection, introducing the practice of culling and cultivating.

At first, the words felt simple. Almost too simple.

But as she spoke, they began to open something deeper within us.

Cull what no longer serves.

The old stories we keep repeating.
The fear that tightens without warning.
The hurt we’ve learned to normalize.
The guilt we carry longer than we should.
The expectations that were never truly ours.
All the things that have simply outgrown their season.

And then………pause.

Because what comes next asked for honesty.

Cultivate.

What do I want to nurture now?
What deserves my attention, my energy, my care?
What is life and spirit inviting me to make space for?

We gathered in the patio shared some Rosemary, Vanilla, and Lemon Mocktails….So good!! 😊🌿 Simple Breath-work incorporating Adaptive and Frankincense oils, letting their grounding presence settle into the room and within us. Conversation unfolded slowly, naturally. No pressure. Just presence.

And something subtle began to shift.

In that small circle, connection formed without effort. Walls softened. Laughter surfaced in unexpected places. Vulnerability didn’t feel forced, it felt safe.

It was as if, in the act of releasing, we were also remembering something deeper about ourselves and each other, we are all human and connected through nature!

For me, it all circled back to something universal.

To the quiet truth that beneath all names, all traditions, all paths we are all reaching for the same light.

Call it God, Spirit, Source…Call it Love.

Different languages, same longing.

A desire to live with meaning. To love and be loved fully. To forgive freely. To step into that power.

That night, I felt how close we actually are when we stop focusing on what separates us and instead honor what connects us.

Forgiveness, too, felt universal.

Not as forgetting, but as release. As courage. A return to peace. 💗

Maybe culling isn’t about denying the past.

Maybe it’s about honoring what it taught us, releasing what we no longer need to carry, and trusting that we are all being guided….each in our own way…toward something greater than ourselves.

Because when our hands stay full of what was, they cannot receive what is still coming. And that realization felt like breath returning to a place that had been held too long. 🙏🏻

Cull what has completed its season.
Cultivate what is being placed before you.
Trust the unseen unfolding of your path. 🌱

That night didn’t feel like an ending.

It felt like a swirl when oil and water come together when you shake it up….it still works even in the chaos and when you add vinegar spices and oil you make a very delicious dressing.

There was something in that small gathering that defies easy explanation….divine timing, new friendships forming in real time, inspiration sparking quietly between conversations. A sense that we were exactly where we were meant to be, without needing to define it.

We came together to release what no longer served us.

That beneath all our differences, we are not as separate as we think.

We are all learning. All growing. All remembering how to return to love.

And maybe that is the rhythm of it all.

Release… Rest.. Receive.. Grow..

Just like nature Just like the moon
Just like the seasons within us

🌕 **Cull & Cultivate **

Making room-softly, intentionally….for whatever is unfolding next. 🤍🌿✨

Empower Restore Balance

11/14/2025

Check out my website for dates, my moon events are back in full swing!
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11/14/2025

Your Weekly Roundup

Finding Power in Presence: When Creativity Becomes Devotion

Last week reminded me that creativity is not a luxury—it is a sacred lifeline. I began with a sense of restlessness after skipping a day of writing. That single act of avoidance left a hollow space, and when I finally returned to the page, I could feel life flowing back into me. It was a powerful reminder that showing up, no matter how weary or uncertain, restores not only clarity but faith.

Throughout the week, I found myself moving between deep fulfillment and deep exhaustion. My work, art, and writing are expanding rapidly, each carrying whispers of divine direction. Conversations with trusted friends affirmed what I already knew in my heart—this work is not about money or recognition. It is about service. My purpose is to share what Spirit gives me and to trust that the path ahead will reveal itself in divine timing.

Still, moments of pain and frustration arose. Physical fatigue pressed hard, and emotional strain surfaced through relationships that sometimes don’t feel aligned. The temptation to close off or harden my heart was strong. Yet every time I turned toward Spirit - whether through writing, ceremony, or quiet reflection - I felt renewal. The full moon gathering this week was one of those moments of grace. As we shared marigold petals and prayers by the sacred fire, I could feel the Universe responding, reminding me that love and faith are not passive - they are forces of creation.

Later, during meditation and card reading, three archetypes appeared to me: Beaver, Rabbit, and Butterfly - symbols of emotional mastery, abundance, and transformation. Their messages arrived like poetry: nurture your creative flow, act on what you have built, and trust in the sacred metamorphosis unfolding. These teachings resonated through every challenge and triumph of the week. They reminded me that my healing, my art, and my purpose are all parts of one living tapestry.

Through the week’s exhaustion and beauty, I witnessed myself becoming. Not striving, not forcing, but allowing. I am learning that devotion is not only found in prayer or ceremony - it lives in the act of showing up for my own life. Every moment I write, paint, breathe deeply, or choose calm over chaos, I embody my divine self a little more fully.

In Closing

My invitation to you this week is to reflect on what showing up means for you. Where in your life does presence feel like devotion? What small act could reconnect you to your sacred rhythm today?

With love and faith,
Jules
Art Mystic Wellness

Journal Prompts:
1. Where in your life do you feel most connected to your creative or spiritual flow?
2. What does it mean to you to “show up” even when you feel tired or uncertain?
3. How can you transform one area of struggle into an act of devotion this week?

Affirmation:
“I am a vessel of divine creativity. Each time I show up, I align more fully with Spirit’s purpose for me.”

Simple Embodiment - Breath of Devotion
Find a quiet space where you can sit or stand comfortably. Take a few slow breaths, feeling the weight of your body supported by the ground beneath you.
Inhale deeply through your nose for four counts, imagining yourself drawing in divine light and creative energy. Hold for two counts. Exhale slowly through your mouth for six counts, releasing any tension or doubt that keeps you from showing up fully. Continue this way until you feel settled.
Place one hand over your heart and whisper softly: “I am here. I am willing. I am devoted.”
As you breathe, notice the sensations in your body—the rise and fall of your chest, the gentle warmth in your hands. Let your breath become your rhythm of devotion, a steady act of presence.
If it feels right, let your hands move in small circles over your heart or lift slowly toward the sky, offering gratitude for your creative life force. Stay here for 3–5 minutes, allowing breath and awareness to merge.
When you finish, bow your head slightly in acknowledgment of your effort. Remember: devotion is not perfection—it’s the simple, sacred act of showing up.

Photo:
I am blessed with several fantastic local beaches to stroll on, allowing me to spontaneously “take a wrong turn” and end up at one when I’m out and about. Julia Cameron calls them “Artist Dates”, I call it good sense.
Seahurst Beach; Burien, WA