Drawing a God is no ordinary task, and it takes an artist of considerable skill, imagination, and creativity. It’s a task that many take on and few complete successfully. Anyone ready to dive in should be prepared for a journey that is as mentally and emotionally draining as it is rewarding.
Before you start, you must decide the form of your God. Most people typically choose a humanoid entity, with a head, body, and limbs, but this isn’t always necessary. Maybe instead, you’d prefer a being of pure celestial energy, or a furnace of fire— your God doesn’t necessarily have to have an earthly form.
Another important choice is to select a medium for your artistic creation. Drawing involves pencils, paper, charcoal, and more and painting involves oils, acrylics, watercolors, and so on. What should you use to bring your God alive? Once you start the creative process, you get more insight into your God’s form, features, and overall essence.
Now it’s time to get down to work. When drawing a God, it’s important to create from an inner place of passion and soul, not simply from your head. As you draw, you’ll need to summon the purest essence of divinity and reflect it outward. Maybe you use colors that remind you of heaven, or lines that symbolize a divine power, or any other special touch that will take your deity to a new level.
Many people find it helpful to listen to music, read inspiring literature, meditate, or do something else that adds to the spiritual ambience while they create. Don’t be afraid to get lost in the moment and to add personal elements that make the entity unique to your vision. As the God comes to life through your art, a special energy will be born.
However, should you encounter any challenges along the way, don’t panic— each struggle you encounter can become a lesson for spiritual growth and personal insight. Through these lessons, you can get closer to your God and to your own personal power.
Drawing a God can be demanding, but it’s also a highly rewarding and enlightening experience. Appreciate each stage of the process with patience and curiosity, and your God will emerge on the other end as a beautiful representation of your own spiritual power.
To refine and perfect your God, experiment with a variety of lines, brushstrokes, and colors. By probing it from every direction and push it to its limits, you can bring out new details and features that truly represent the spirit of your God.
More than merely a piece of art, the God you’re drawing should become a source of inspiration and connection. As you add the last few touches, feel your soul inside your creation and the emotion of your spiritual inspiration flowing out into the universe. Your unique form of expression then becomes an offering of love and gratitude.
Topped off with a peaceful silence, the moment will feel filled with cosmic energy and communion with the divine. When that special energy is channeled through your creative effort, your God will become more than just a drawing. It will become a part of you that will remain with you forever.
