Join us in a creative meditation series on ‘The Creative Feminine’. During 4 weeks, you will be guided by Kissey Asplund at New Women Space (East Williamsburg/BK), where you can blossom into your Creative Feminine through meditation, breathwork, movement & energy. (Wednesdays 11/30–12/21)

Attend an guided meditation and custom music experience by Kissey Asplund at this years O+ Festival 2022 in Kingston, NY. The class will take place on Saturday 10.08 at the Good Work Institute. The music for the meditation is produced by Kissey. More details to be announced. Festival tickets now on sale.

Join us in a weekly creative meditation class taught by Kissey Asplund for the non-profit Heal One World. Each Tuesday, you will establish a stronger connection with your inner creative power, connect your ideation and mind, and perceive clearer how to action flow with your body — all by using pro-active meditation techniques.

Friday (4.29), the club will air a guided meditation by Kissey Asplund themed Embrace Yourself to celebrate Quantum Photonics Club 1 year birthday. This meditation is also soundtracked with custom music produced by Kissey.

Materials. When we generate (create) an idea, we format materials into the shape we seek. This format can be tangible or intangible. In this observation, I will discuss how personal oscillation and our level of resonance frequency impacts our material understanding.

Resonance frequencies are essential to our generations (creations) and the true clean definition of “the law of attraction”.
As generators (creators), we strive to live in our most optimal resonance frequency as much as possible.

Our understanding of materials is based on our generative capacity. In this series, ‘A Perspective on Material Evolution and Human Creativity’, we’ll discuss how our cultural understanding of generating energy and our material evolution relate to each other. First out, resonance and oscillation!

Editing is a skill that we all possess. We use this ability in all aspects of life; not only in art, music, and design;but also in conversation, the way we dress, buy groceries, make trades, formulate skincare products, code and so on. Our main target when editing is to achieve utmost balance — we accomplish this by asking 3 questions.

Failed expectations, unlikable outcomes, and harsh disappointments. All of these results can set off an intense reformatting in our energy. As makers, this is something we have to deal with on a constant basis, especially when generating more complex objects.

If we innately have all the tools we need, why are we always playing catch up to accomplish more? In our culture we continuously strive to establish the ultimate version of ourselves. This is a beautiful trait even though we do not always succeed. How come?

Trying hard can actually make something become more challenging to accomplish. This is because it is all about stepping into the mastery of what you want to make, not dipping your “maybe“ toe in it for a second here and there. The excuse of trying is your fear holding you back from what you want to accomplish.