Dear, Creatives ~ this one’s personal.
I’ve got a video for you, a deeper reflection, and a moment of recommitment to this path of authentic unfoldment.
Prismara Circle closes in 36 hours.
If you’ve been circling— now is the time.
If you feel the pulse— come join us ✨
This week, I hit a moment of quiet uncertainty—one of those creative crossroads that asks: "Why does this truly matter?"
I felt my energy dip.
At first, I brushed it off as exhaustion. But sitting deeper with myself, I realized: this wasn’t just tiredness.
It was an invitation.
An invitation to recommit.
To reconnect with the original spark behind Prismara—not the logistics, not the launch, but the why at the very center of it all. The why that extends beyond the container and launch— the why that feels universally important.
As creators, entrepreneurs, and space holders, it’s so easy to get swept into the momentum. To move from call to call, task to task, expression to execution… until we forget the heartbeat of the work itself.
Then yesterday, during a conversation on my friend Brooks Barron’s podcast,
, something clicked back into place. I felt myself fall in love again—not just with Prismara as a program, but with the deeper calling underneath it:Helping people reclaim their creative sovereignty, embody their radiant gifts, and express the full spectrum of who they are — as a pathway to purpose, impact, and inner liberation.
To this requires claiming and loving our brilliance and our shadow.
The name "Prismara" carries this intentionally:
💎 Prism for your radiant, multifaceted expression.
🌗 Mara for the sacred integration of the dark—what tries to distort or diminish, but ultimately holds keys to wholeness.
Prismara isn’t just about creative output or visibility.
It’s about embodied, nervous-system-attuned, soul-rooted expression.
It’s about creating in a way that heals you.
And supports others.
And lasts.
This current cohort is already full of some of the most heart-expanding humans I’ve ever encountered—people whose creative visions are equal parts purpose-driven and deeply personal.
They’re not just launching projects.
They’re reimagining how life, art, service, and embodiment can interweave into something deeply alive and impactful.
They’re building:
Bodies of work that bring others home— to the temple of their own bodies
Books that hold grief, heartbreak, and devotion in the same breath
Businesses that embrace menstrual wisdom, color alchemy, somatic ritual, and soulful caregiving
Living frameworks rooted in embodiment, integrity, and care
Transmissions of love
Many are standing at a threshold.
Some are mid-project. Others are still clarifying.
But all of them know—in their bones—that something is ready to shift.
They’re naming the quiet fears:
“What if I’m not good enough?”
“What if I go all in and it still doesn’t work?”
“What if being visible is dangerous?”
“What if I have to go back to a ‘normal’ job?”
“What if my joy, my softness, my weirdness, my wholeness… is too much?”
And they’re also naming what they long for:
✨ To feel connected to their vitality again
✨ To express freely, wildly, without apology
✨ To write the thing, build the thing, offer the thing—from wholeness
✨ To be witnessed in the becoming
✨ To find their people
✨ To let it be real—not just a dream tucked away in a journal
✨ To create from a place of integrity, not performance
✨ To be the kind of leader who holds both power and presence
In the spirit of recommitment—and wanting to speak more directly to you—I recorded a short video (see top of post).
It’s 20 minutes.
Unpolished. Honest.
A threshold moment in itself.
Maybe listen while on a walk, making dinner, or just letting life move around you.
In the video, I share more about:
Recommitting to my own creative devotion — and what it unlocked
Why ignoring your creative spark is a slow form of self-abandonment
The choice: martyr your joy, or give yourself fully to it
Saying ‘yes’ to our inspiration as a way of bringing ourselves back into resonance
A call for all of us to live with creative integrity — whether or not we call ourselves creatives
Creativity is not a destination.
It’s an ongoing relationship with ourselves—one that requires clarity, courage, and continual recommitment.
Creativity is agency.
Creativity is sovereignty.
Creativity is the ability to consciously design a vibrant, meaningful life.
As Julia Cameron says, creativity is a spiritual path.
Whether we choose to acknowledge it or not.
There are 36 hours left to join the Prismara Circle, the 6-month embodied creative mastermind.
If you know you're meant to be there, this is your moment.
May you cross whatever threshold is calling you today—with honesty, with heart, and in your own timing.
With love,
Kelly 💛
P.S. Thank you for walking alongside me through this two-month journey. Whether or not Prismara is the right container for you right now, if something is stirring — stay close. I’ll be releasing a series of guided meditations and visualizations soon, and a self-paced course later this year to support your creative unfolding on your own time.
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