Here you will find simple practices that help you settle your breath, awaken your creative senses, and reconnect with the part of you that knows how to listen.
Guided Meditations
Tuning Into Higher Self (6:06)
Pre-Sleep Meditation: Rest, Receive, Remember (5:41)
Morning Intention Meditation (3:52)
Introduction to Chakras Meditation: Remembering What’s Already Within (8:09)
ABC Journal Prompts
Affirmations for Awareness
Begin your journey with free tools that open the door to creative flow, presence, and insight. These practices are gentle ways to return to yourself and explore what creativity feels like without expectation.
Meet Your Guide
"I’ve always believed that we are vessels for something greater.
That art is more than expression. It’s a language between the soul and the universe.
I created Artful Being because I needed it myself. I needed a place to return to presence, to create without pressure, to trust my own voice again. And I needed a way to listen; not just to my thoughts, but to my body, my spirit, and the quiet knowing beneath it all.
I’m a working artist, a spiritual explorer, and a creative coach. I’ve built a career in design and fine art, and I know what it feels like to lose your connection to inspiration; especially when life gets heavy.
This is not about self-improvement. It’s about self-remembrance.
You don’t need to be fixed. You just need space to listen.
I’m not here to tell you what to do. I’m here to walk beside you as you remember your own rhythm.
Artful Being is a reflection of that belief; a place for creativity, consciousness, and compassionate coaching to meet."
- Liane Ricci
This is the beginning of your return to self through stillness, awareness, and creation. There is no right way to do this. Just your way. Let's begin with presence.
Inspiration that speaks to the soul.
The books, films, playlists, and talks shared here are more than recommendations. They are touchstones from my own path. Each one has spoken to me at a moment of reflection, healing, or creative awakening. I offer them not as a curriculum, but as invitations. Windows, mirrors, and sparks. Take what resonates. Let the rest rest.
