Sacred Studio
Creative Flow in Mindful Community
Sacred Studio is an online mindfulness and creative co-working group that fosters accountability, inspiration, and connection.
Gather with fellow artists & creative entrepreneurs to meditate, co-work, connect & share.
Join us. Your first week is free.
Our Membership:
Holds space for mindful & creative community 24/7
Offers multiple guided sessions weekly
(Tuesdays 10-11:30am ET, Thursdays 5:30-7pm ET)Is financially accessible with 3 payment tiers.
Offers accountability, inspiration, and connection inside.
You’re seeking:
accountability
community
consistency
focus
flow
compassion
joy
The Vision
When we get it right, creative expression flows freely to enrich and realign society, sourced from deep, curious and satisfying exploration.
In a time of uncertainty and disconnection, too many of us feel isolated, creatively blocked, and imbalanced.
We need rituals of contemplative togetherness to focus our attention and keep us accountable to our priorities. We need to cultivate a culture of creative devotion.
The Format
Guided meditation, gentle movement, and breath-work are the runway to perspective and vitality. Each gathering will start with around 3o minutes to stretch center, sit and unite the body, mind and spirit.
1 | Center
After warming up, we’ll dive into our own individual creative practices of journaling, sketching, composing, etc. and experience the powerful productivity of solitude in good company. We’ll allow for 45 minutes of creative co-working.
2 | Co-Work
Optional sharing is a chance to try it out, express and be heard, make connections, get inspired, and practice letting go. Community guidelines will be shared in an effort to create space that is safe enough for sharing. We’ll extend 15 minutes for optional sharing and chitchat before we say goodbye and see you again next week.
3 | Share & Connect
A note from the creator of Sacred Studio
Dear Creatives,,
In this time of political, ecological, and digital exhaustion, I feel inspired to hold space for the replenishment of creativity—for joy, contemplation, imagination, movement, and close attention to materials we can hold in our hands.
This offer is for artists and creative entrepreneurs of all kinds—writers, performers, visual artists, musicians, crafters, dancers, wanna-be artists, once-were-artists, and anyone else who wants to be productive in the presence of creative community.
xo,
India
The Sacred Studio community is working on…
mending
exhibitions
planning
novels
dreaming
proposals
desk clearing
drawings
"I appreciate how the space offers grounding and centering as a way into creative practice and focusing on what I need and want to get done."
"What a gift to spend time amid light, hope, strength, and love."
"I’ve been looking for this type of structure and connection around what can be solitary work."
"Feeling a community's energy and time to focus on me, with work woven in, is a magical offering."
"I recommend Sacred Studio highly to anyone needing a gentle nudge to take their creative projects more seriously. I love India's expert facilitation and meditation. It helps me remember why I do what I do and feel safe to engage in projects that I've put on the back burner."
Leila Simon Hayes
“I’m so grateful to be a part of sacred studios! As a working artist and educator, and someone who is self employed, it’s such a valuable container in which to drop into my body and creative practice, whether that looks like painting, quilting, or cleaning off my desk, while being in connection with others. India's meditations always seem to speak to what’s happening in the moment and are a wonderful runway into practice. For the past couple months in sacred studios, I’ve been working on this baby quilt, piecing together the top with naturally dyed fabrics, and imagining it wrapping a dear one who will soon be earthside. My quilt-making is intuitive and is deeply fed by the kind of presence and attention that sacred studios is so great at cultivating. I cannot speak highly enough of what sacred studios has given me in these past few months and would recommend to anyone seeking structure for their creative practice.”
Maggie Haaland
Sign up for Sacred Studio today.
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FAQs
What’s the vibe?
1
Who is leading this?
Warm, focused, fun, compassionate, come-as-you-are!
Who is this for?
2
Artists and creatives of all kinds—writers, performers, visual artists, musicians, crafters, dancers, creative entrepreneurs, wanna-be artists, once-were-artists, and everyone else who wants to be productive in the presence of creative community.
Can I bring a friend?
3
Yes! Please share and help us grow this community!
Do I need to be making art during the co-working?
4
Nope. You’ll be invited to set intentions at the beginning, then you’re welcome to make art, do research, pay bills—whatever supports your practice and intention.
Do I need to have my video on?
4
It’s great to start and end with video on to encourage community building. During meditation, movement, or co-working, turn video off if it supports your focus.
Can I be outside?
Anywhere you have wifi and can focus.
I have an accessibility need. Who can I speak to?
I can’t afford this but I want to join. Do you offer sliding scale?
Contact us to discuss accommodations..
Yes. Email us here.
I can’t make the available times. Will there be others?
If you are interested in a different session time, contact us here.
India Clark (she/her) is a teacher, coach and founder of Wayfinder Institute. She is an art-based mindfulness coach with a passion for helping artist and creatives to find and follow their true path in life and work. Her practice combines training in mindfulness, museum education, yoga and Internal Family Systems therapy (IFS). India created Wayfinder Deep Seeing and founded the Wayfinder Institute to unlock the power of art observation and mindfulness to spark personal grown and well being. Creatively, she is a writer, poet and woodworker living in Jamaica Plain, MA, on the ancestral land of the Massachusett.