Podcast host CJ Miller steps out and has Intuitive Artist Joe Kresoja do a Color Code reading for him.
Los Angeles artist Joe Kresoja has discovered a process of art-making and intuitive readings called Spirituals Color Code. Joe sees flashes of colors and shapes when talking with people. He sketches what he sees and creates an original painting that represents the person's core essence, which is always shifting.
Joe conducts the reading on a second Zoom call as the client views the work. He has found that many people get locked into their personal identities.
Later, after delivering the final painting to the client, he gives them a reading about the painting. Joe is often as surprised by the reading and final art as the person receiving it.
CJ shares a past conversation with a psychic who explained that everyone receives guidance differently: some visually, some verbally, and some kinesthetically.
Joe begins by asking the client a few questions. While they answer, he sketches out shapes on a piece of paper. He receives a feeling, taps into their energy, and then reviews his sketch. He uses the feeling to create a unique Color Code based on consistent themes. He is challenged by "locking down" on a shape because the shapes are consistently moving in his mind's eye.
Joe does not claim psychic powers but considers himself an intuitive. Both Joe and CJ agree that they don't believe the future is firmly set.
Joe shares that he has always been more of a feeler than a thinker. When he reads the final painting, it's a feeling process that he taps into.
CJ and Joe use similar methods of meditation and consciousness projection when working with their clients. Both have found ways to push their consciousness beyond their physical limitations and into the world.
During this interview, Joe shares an intuitive reading based on the painting he created for CJ only days before. According to Joe, CJ has learned to be fluid and a catalyst for helping others loosen their personal identities. He advises the podcast host to "leave room for the unimaginable things in his life" by "taking action without holding so much seriousness." He tells CJ to keep his wisdom message light and shares that CJ has another significant change coming in his life where he will attract or create a spiritual community.
The podcast concludes with the importance of integrative art-making. Art provides a way to express emotions, whether grief or joy. When we feel the emotion, we give permission for it to move through us and be transmuted. CJ claims that we transmute the emotion through this process.
For more information on Joe or to schedule a Spiritual Color Code reading, visit www.kresoja.com.
For more information on CJ, visit www.spiritualartisttoday.com.
Want to learn more about CJ Miller? Check out his Spiritual Artist Retreats, 1:1 Personal Coaching, and Speaking Engagements at www.spiritualartisttoday.com. His retreats are designed to help you reconnect with your Creative Intelligence and express your true artistic voice. You can also find his upcoming schedule there, and his book, The Spiritual Artist, is available on Amazon.
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