Many people fear: What will happen if I paint what truly hurts? What if it is too much for me?
The fear is natural, built from real past experiences of pain and helplessness.
And yet, intuitive painting offers another way. It creates a different language – not of words and explanations, but of colors and play.
When we paint intuitively, we engage with our inner world indirectly. We don’t stare the wound in the face; we dance with it in color. The hand keeps moving, the game continues, and that continuity itself is a source of safety.
This playful quality is precisely what makes the process healing. We discover that we can touch what once felt forbidden – and not only survive, but even find relief.
The game protects us. And at the very same time, it liberates us.
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