05/19/2026
On Sunday,I had a wonderful time doing an interactive I am Keepsake card at Queen’s Tea party At our Tea Party gathering,I created an interactive art experience called Harmony in Sisterhood — a moment of slowing down, placing dots, tracing patterns and reconnecting with our creative power through ritual and reflection.
As women traced the patterns together, there was a quiet sense of grounding, gratitude, and remembrance in the room.
Through intention, creativity, and shared presence, we explored abundance not as something we chase, but something we cultivate within ourselves and with one another. It’s usually done at thresholds to remember our wholeness and create from a place of balance and abundance.
I created Harmony in sisterhood last year for the Queen’s Tea party and women placed dots in the Kolam and I wrote this poem about the art.
Poem
At dawn we gather,
rice flour between our fingers,
bending toward the earth — not to decorate it,
but to remember.
Dot by dot we begin.
Each point a woman.
Each curve a story.
No line stands alone.
Arcs lean into one another.
What leaves the hand finds its way back home.
This is how we heal -
not in straight lines,
not in competition,
but in continuity.
Your grief touches mine.
My courage steadies yours.
Harmony is not sameness.
It is rhythm.
It is knowing that if one hand trembles,
another will steady the pattern.
The kolam fades by dusk -
but the remembering remains.
We rise,
carrying the pattern within us.
Interwoven.
Whole.
After reading this they claimed their wholeness and abundance with an affirmation.It was deeply heartwarming to witness women reclaiming their creativity, softness, and wholeness together.
Thank you to everyone who shared their presence, intention, and energy in this space.
