The Soul Painter: Channeling Peace Through Art

Will & Karen: [00:00:00] Karen? Yes. You know how sometimes you stumble across an artist whose work is so peaceful, so transcendent that you forget you even left the stove on. Uh, only when I'm cooking in my kitchen or looking at art in my kitchen. Right. Well, today's guest series, basically a human tuning fork. Ooh. For intercom.

Yep. Uh, I'm serious. She's not just painting pretty pictures or humming gentle tunes. She's channeling cosmic wisdom and bottling serenity, like it's a new fragrance. Ooh. I like that. she was born in mystical landscapes of Norway, which let's be honest, already seems unfairly zen.

Mm-hmm. Siri has turned art, music, and meditation into a spiritual toolkit for stressed out humans everywhere. I could use that toolkit. I know you can. Now also, stress leaders burnt out creatives, cosmic wanderers. She nudges 'em all into a state of peace you can actually [00:01:00] feel to your speakers. Nice. Mm-hmm.

Now she's here to talk about how creativity, mental health, and spiritual awakenings are all woven together and no pressure. But she might just help us all find that elusive inner peace. So if you've ever wondered what it's like to have a meditation guide who could also headline an art show and maybe even channel messages from the universe, buckle up because Siri is about to show us how healing really sounds.

Woo-hoo.

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Will & Karen: Hey there. I'm Will. And I'm Karen. Welcome back to an episode of the Skeptic Musicians that you are not going to forget. Today's guest is much more than just an artist. She's a cosmic. Translator. She's a soul whisperer and a [00:04:00] painter of peace. I love that. That's series of visionary Norwegian artist, coach, and meditation guide.

She spent her life merging creativity with emotional healing through her channel, the Soul Painter on New Reality tv. She invites us to witness the birth of spiritual art and music in real time. It's. Alchemical process that turns everyday stress into well non-existent bubbles. Whether she's coaching leaders through emotional intelligence, , guiding meditations on inside timer, or creating stunning visuals that feel like soul, mirrors series speaks a language beyond words.

It's not what she does, it's what flows through her. Her art is available to take home after it's been born on screen. Her music. It's a divine soundtrack to your inner awakening and her message. Simple. Peace is not a destination, it's a vibration, and she's here to help us. Tune in. Please welcome the multidimensional muse herself.

[00:05:00] Siri, how you doing today?

Siri: Hi Will. Hi Karen. So nice to see you. I'm all good. Thank you. And thank you for the wonderful description and invitation. I, I have no words.

Will & Karen: Okay, well since you have no words, this has been great. Thanks for coming on the show. We'll see you later next.

Alright. Siri, how did you start realizing that you could channel the universe through you into these paintings that you do?

Siri: Uh, that's actually a very good question. Um, I have stopped asking myself that after I realized that that was exactly what I was doing. Uh, many years ago, I met this wonderful man called Tom Evans, who's also a show host on your channel,

Will & Karen: Mm. Yeah, we had him on the show a couple weeks ago. Yeah.

Siri: Yeah. And uh, right before we met I was just painting and doodling and, uh, drawing for my own good to

Will & Karen: Mm-hmm.

Siri: piece that you were describing so wonderfully [00:06:00] in the beginning. And, um, I told myself that, okay, why am I doing this? I'm doing this for giving myself some inner peace. And then I wanted to go and give that. Forward as we say. So I wanted to do something together with someone else and I was subscribing to his newsletters and he is some kind of wizard with words, you know?

And I

Will & Karen: we do, and more than words,

Siri: yeah,

Will & Karen: and with time and with energy, with meditations, with, he's just a wizard. Period.

Siri: yeah. And so I go, went ahead and asked him, I approached him and said, boldly, would you, uh, tell me if you ever have, uh, thought about having some restrictions for your weekly, weekly newsletters? And he said, yes, I have. Would you like to do them? And so we were co-creating and he was telling me in that process that has been ongoing now for soon to be eight or nine years, I think that.

You are so [00:07:00] close to the source when you are creating, and I felt the opening in all of this. And now I, I ha I have no words to describe what I'm doing actually. So it might have been doing this all my life, but I really got this down to earth, so to speak, uh, eight or nine years ago when I was illustrating the words you were sending to me.

And I also do that with music and with podcasts like your show and with many other talks that I have listened to and I find myself doodling and drawing whenever I'm listening to whatever I'm looking at on telly or on this online like you guys now. And when I'm painting with my own music or someone else's music, it's what comes through because. a channel, so that's what I do and uh, I have been doing that all my life without knowing with my mind that that's what it was I was doing. So that's a short explanation.

Will & Karen: So do you always channel every [00:08:00] time you doodle or paint or draw, or is it like, is it an intentional thing? Can you just, you know, you're just kind of having to sit down and whew, all of a sudden it comes through? Do you have control of it? I have so many questions. And does it hurt?

Siri: No, it doesn't hurt. The, uh, channeling itself doesn't hurt. But what hurts is, uh, if you call it that, if I have a bad day, for instance, you say. in a perimenopause like I am, and many women with me have this crying spell and downfall days, and, you know, depressing feelings and stuff like that, I go to my drawing pad and I just draw it out. So I leave the feeling on the paint, uh, sketch pad or the, uh, drawing pad. And help myself through that. Um, have I got any control of it? No, I don't think so anymore. But I can choose to copy things from, um, uh, drawing, uh, animals. For instance, if somebody orders something from me, I can paint a cat if that's what I want to do.

And [00:09:00] they, if they want to do it as well, but I'd rather not because. I let things flow through and that's this channeling that I do. So whether it's music on my piano, guitar on flute, or through my voice or onto the paper, it's not what I do. Like you said, an intro, it's, it's what's coming true, and it also demands me to keep my channel wide open and clear and clean, so to speak.

So

Will & Karen: Mm.

Siri: really a physical job as well.

Will & Karen: Now, you were a part of our new reality TV summit a few weeks ago, maybe a few months ago, and the interesting thing that you did was during each one of the presentations, you would sit and you would paint the energy of the presentation, and at the end you'd show it. And it was, each one was so completely different.

Than the one before that. It was, it was astounding to watch because it, it takes you all of what, 20 minutes, 30 minutes to create a [00:10:00] absolute masterpiece. It's, it's just, they're, they're gorgeous. Not to say anything of the music itself. Where do you find the, I don't wanna say the inspiration, 'cause we understand it's, it's channeling through you, but.

How do you know what direction to go in with, with color and strokes? And some of were circular, other ones were, I mean, it was just, I don't even know what the question is, but, but can you, I see that, but could you answer it please?

Siri: That's a wonderful way of taking it, it, um, through to humans because I don't feel human when I'm doing this. I feel like something or someone is guiding me or guiding my hands, even guiding my eyes. Um, I'm also very psychic and I'm very clear. Sentient, clairvoyant, clear I can sense my way through life, if you know what I mean.

So. That thing I can't turn off. So I'm very intuitive when I'm painting. [00:11:00] Um, so when I, I don't choose the colors, the colors are finding me. So when listening to people, I, uh, channel the energy. Like for instance, listening to you when you talk, I get the color that I'm going to paint. If I'm going to paint this, um, I get the color now and I can pick it up later. So it's not something that I deliberately do, it's, it's something or someone leading as a physical human being towards what I'm meant to do, and this is what I'm meant to do. So. It's wonderful to have these, uh, questions of yours that makes my mind go very clear again about pinpointing me, uh, exactly in the right direction to, towards what I'm going to do later. And I, I don't have a choice. I, I just have to do it, you know,

Will & Karen: how big of a storage place do you have? You have oodles and oodles and oodles of paintings. Like how, how big is your garage?

Siri: You can see them behind me. There [00:12:00] are kilos of paintings lying around because I paint, paint, paint, paint, paint, and I nowhere to put them. But I now have my, my store that I sell paintings from, and it's also a lot of the digital arch later years. So I've got this wonderful iPad. As a gift for my 50th, uh, three years ago.

So I, I have painted a lot on, on her too. I call her Aurora because she lights up the winter for me and I got her for my 50th from Tom actually. So,

Will & Karen: Oh wow.

Siri: channel digitally and watercolors and everything. So I, I lost your questions. It's so much

Will & Karen: So, so you mentioned that, that it is, it's work because you have to keep yourself in shape physically and also keep your channel clean. How do you do that? How do you keep the channel whatever receptor clean?

Siri: Well, for myself personally, I have been through a of a process, [00:13:00] so to speak, over many years. I, I ran into a wall of. Burnt out many years ago. Uh, we call that running into the wall, hitting the wall in Norwegian, I don't know what you call it over there. But anyway, I was burnt out, so I had to leave my job as a teacher. Uh, for many years I was working as a teacher in normal system, school system. And then again, that didn't work for my soul. So it started pounding my soul and my body to. Get to down to the floor, basically. I was very ill, I was hurting a lot and I was, couldn't sleep. I gained a lot of weight and I was depressed.

So, um, I. Needed to pick myself up physically first and then started drawing for myself. So that's

Will & Karen: So that's one thing I

Siri: to, uh, rid of everything that

Will & Karen: needing.

Siri: need in the process. So that [00:14:00] goes for sleep, that goes for exercise to sweat out. Toxins and things that we, uh, surround ourselves with.

Like, for instance, going into a huge group of people that's demanding for the channeling process. So I can't do that for very long. You can call me hypersensitive In many ways, that's not a all curse, it's just, uh, this huge gift as well that I have to take care of. Like my whole body and soul is an instrument, so it demands me to eat special food and avoid, like, for instance, coffee and sugar, alcohol and stuff like that, that clots my mind and my, um, digestive system to, to, uh, allow everything to come through.

Will & Karen: Oh.

Siri: clear and pure onto the paper and through to the piano. So, exercise, sleep, and also of course, meditation. I've been

Will & Karen: Mm-hmm.

Siri: for many years, uh, and I'm a meditation guide on Inside Timer as well. And [00:15:00] now I've come to this point that I don't need to meditate anymore because every moment of my day is a meditation.

I. Literally just flick my fingers and I am in this meditative state, and that is to me, being very mindful of what I'm doing, just looking at my hand and watching it happen. As you know, I'm talking about the channeling now, so my hand move. And well, you, you talked about the, the paintings from the summit being all very, uh, individual and they are, because what I do is being very clear and very open towards receiving different things.

And obviously the energy is of the different, uh, speakers were very different.

Will & Karen: Mm-hmm.

Siri: artwork should also reflect that. And I didn't

Will & Karen: Right.

Siri: the beginning, it took me a couple of three. Content creators to just get started. And it was only after I, myself did my show [00:16:00] that I really started channeling the energy down to the paper.

So I need to watch the recording to get the first ones down to the paper as well. But it, it, it's a job. It's, it's what I do. So I really see myself, my physical human being as my work here on Earth too.

Will & Karen: Mm-hmm. Mm.

Siri: allowed to be in a channel, which is a gift.

Will & Karen: Alright. So not jealous at all of your mindful, uh, way of being. 'cause it takes me a lot to actually get into that meditatio state. So it's, it's wonderful that you're able to find it, that you're able to, to snap into it right away. Now, speaking of the show that you have a new reality. The show is an interesting.

Beast because it's not a typical half hour episodic thing. It's each one is a separate piece of music that you are painting to and things like that. So when someone's watching your show, what should someone focus on? Should they focus on what you're painting? Should they focus on the music? Or is it kind of an overall, like [00:17:00] talk about bubble of peace that people should just tune into?

Is it more like a meditation than a show?

Siri: Uh, I would say the latter. It's, it's more like, uh, you pick and choose whatever you feel that you need. So if you can answer for yourself what you choose. When you watch, for instance, like a five minutes video or paint something and you listen to the music, does it vary? Or have you listened to it many times and you can pick and choose from it. Uh, it depends on which, uh, form you're in the day, right? If you're angry or tired or you can't sleep. So what you pick is, I think it's very intuitively guided by yourself and your soul in what you need that day. So if you. Are able to focus both on listening and watching and breathing and meditating, that's perfect, but it's all up to you.

So, uh, that's why there are different lengths and also the different content of each video in my show. So I'll be also doing like [00:18:00] interviews with people on the channel and also people I know outside the channel. And then I will be. them and us and our energy, and their energy down to the paper.

So it's all about what you need in the moment. And people have been telling me about my art for years that, you know, I bought a painting of you and I can let, uh, look at it one day and it gives me one thing and the next day I don't see that at all. So it's very, uh, it's very dependable on, um, depending, I mean, on what you, uh, as a spectator or listener need

Will & Karen: Right.

Siri: Me, so to speak,

Will & Karen: Yeah. Gotcha.

Siri: moment.

Will & Karen: So we're gonna watch you and listen to your music here in a few minutes as you paint the energy of this interview, uh, shortly. But before you do one final question. Well, first of all, I should say that your show can be found on demand, on new reality tv.com. So people can go there and, and watch the, the, the episodes now, and I urge you to do that because each [00:19:00] one is so completely different that when you paint these.

Pieces of art, these wonderful creations that you channel, have you ever been surprised at one of them that you, finish it and you go, oh, that was not what I was expecting in any way.

Siri: Will

Will & Karen: Every time, right.

Siri: Because I forgot to say in the beginning when you were asking me about how I do this, um, I have no control, whatever. Whatsoever on what comes through on what colors I choose because it's not me choosing them and also the movement and the speed and the, and the tempo and the shapes and nothing.

I have no control. I'll just let it flow and then. I'll see what happens after I finish the painting. I have no idea up here in my mind. I just follow the flow. It, it's the way I can see it only. So,

Will & Karen: I think.

Siri: I'm just as curious as you are on what this is going to look [00:20:00] like.

Will & Karen: I think that, um, you know, you end up with this really beautiful painting that you can see in so many different ways and pull so many different meanings and feelings out of, but for me, watching the process, I think is my favorite part. I paint myself, well, not myself, but I also paint because that sounds weird, but Right, right.

And um, and I was watching, I noticed that you, is it watercolor? That you paint with and the, the wet on wet techniques. So you watch the, the colors just kind of spread into each other and it's like little, little stories and little lives populating the page. It's just beautiful. And, and like the first time I stumbled on series, videos, the very first one I just wanted to watch, you know, they, they submit their shows.

Mm-hmm. And we take a look at them, make sure that everything is, is copacetic, whatever. I started watching the first one from hers and I was only intending to watch maybe 10, 15, 20 seconds of it. I watched the whole thing. It like I couldn't stop watching. I was so caught up in it. And there's a couple you can let, like you wanna stick around to see how it ends, [00:21:00] but also you can just get what you need out of a little chunk of it.

If you don't have a lot of time, you can just kind of pop in and go, oh, okay. And then pop back and then come back later to see the final result. But fair warning, they are addictive. They are. You'll get sucked in. You'll get, these are definitely suck in bowls for sure. So. having said that, I think it might be interesting to have the audience start to get a feel for it.

So whether you're watching this. Right now, or you're listening, it only you'll get something out of it because if you're only listening, you'll hear series music. But if you're watching it, you'll get both the music and the painting actually does it. So, uh, if you're only listening, we suggest you go watch the video.

And if you're watching, we suggest you listen to the audio also so you get a different, uh, experience from each one. So, Siri, if you would be so kind, we would love for you to show us what does Z look like? And, and in the meantime, the audience get ready for a meditative experience.

Siri: Yeah,

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Will: Hey there. we have a small ask. See, we know that there are tons of options out there and having you decide to come along on our journey of discovery with us. Well, that's an absolute honor for us. But if you know someone who would benefit from hearing the messages that we are sharing on the show, well, why don't you do them and us a favor and share the show with them.

Take a moment right now and forward this episode to that person. That's it. Just a simple ask for your help in spreading the word. We'd appreciate it so much and see not only will it help get the word out about us, but it also might just change someone's life for the better. Hey, thanks for your help on this, and without further ado, let's get on to the interview.

Will: Okay.

Will & Karen: so, but do whatever feels right to you.

So Karen, uh, we should do like a play by play. Yes. Like she's starting with the wet almond [00:23:00] technique as she gently drenches the watercolor paper in water. I don't know about you, Karen, but I see a lot of smudges. It's just some water being gonna put on my piece of paper. I don't know how that works. Ooh, that's pretty, that is pretty.

See you look at it, it's like, like little fingers kind of populating the page. You know what I see, what I see a phoenix. Oh see I saw a hand

and it's interesting 'cause it's not even right now, brush strokes. It's just kind of, yeah. Seemed like the, the dropper, well the brush strokes was at first when she did the water, right? Mm-hmm.

​Uh, male and female energies. I see there.

Ooh, it's getting dark

and now she's releasing the depth of my soul[00:24:00]

and we've come in with the paintbrush. Yeah,

that looks like trees. Doesn't look like the, it does look like, yeah, it does. Angle, yeah. Sure does.

A little, little paint rake.

Ooh, look at that. Oh, that's pretty cool.

It almost like, looks like a heart. Kind of.

Kind of, yeah.

Siri: Don't know if we can see this, but this is gold painting.

Will & Karen: Ooh, Ooh. It's fancy.

A whole lot of movement. Mm-hmm.

It was like water droplets. It's like droppers eye droppers. Eye droppers. Yeah. I guess not eye droppers, but yeah, droppers, like little medicine bottle droppers. Right.

I think that's your eye. That [00:25:00] is.

Oh, now it looks like my eye. Nope, that's yours. Nope, mine. I just saw the bags under the eye that was like this off of me.

Oh, maybe you have an eye too. I'm looking up at you. Oh, this makes a lot of sense if that indeed the case. Mm-hmm.

I think that was magic Dust.

Siri: Or salt.

Will & Karen: Yeah. Or salt, we call that Norwegian fairy dust.

Siri: Okay, that's a good one.

Will & Karen: That is so cool. Mm-hmm.

Siri: Yep, that's [00:26:00] it.

Will & Karen: That's it. That's, wow. That's more than it. That's incredible to watch you create that.

Siri: more is coming through. So that

Will & Karen: Okay.

Siri: the channeling.

Will & Karen: Okay. Yeah. All right.

Siri: feel like your show has gone out of my body and.

Will & Karen: Oh, wow.

Siri: out here. It's a

Will & Karen: Wow.

Siri: to it as well. So it's, it's um, it's like I've been working out on some level.

Will & Karen: Wow. Oh my gosh. Very cool. Wow. So then once,

Siri: really curious about this before we began here today.

Will & Karen: mm-hmm.

Siri: uh, obviously about this, uh, expression and also how would this be?

So, you know, that kind of little nerves, but now it's all calm. So that's what drawing can do for you?

Will & Karen: Yeah. So once you finish and you're looking at this painting and the colors and the shapes and all of these things that have been channeled in these messages, so I have two questions. [00:27:00] The first question is, is it just feelings that are channeled or are you actually hearing, you know, blue brown gold?

Siri: I can't hear the colors. I feel the colors. I feel

Will & Karen: Okay.

Siri: my hands going towards the colors. Um. But I can't hear the colors per se, I feel or even the, the direction in which I'm

Will & Karen: Mm,

Siri: be led.

Will & Karen: mm-hmm.

Siri: don't think, and I don't.

Will & Karen: It's just a knowing.

Siri: No. Yes, that's the right word, but I tend to forget. I know.

Will & Karen: my next question was, once you're finished and you're looking at the painting and you're seeing the shapes and the colors and the movement, can you then interpret that?

Or is that just like, here, here's what it looks like. Yeah. Was, yeah, that was gonna be my question when we finished.

Siri: That's also a very good question. Um, when I see Arch or I [00:28:00] hear words, a feeling so like, you know, when I said this is it, when I, uh, stopped painting,

Will & Karen: Mm-hmm.

Siri: to pull my brushes back and, uh, put the cap on my glasses and stop painting. And that's all about the feeling. I listen for a feeling,

Will & Karen: Mm-hmm.

Siri: Like I said, it's not what I do, it's, it's what comes through. So I just know when to stop and when to start, and

Will & Karen: Mm-hmm.

Siri: it, all very peaceful. Like all I do is to create inner peace like you experienced well, when you couldn't stop watching my

Will & Karen: Yeah.

Siri: that you watched.

Will & Karen: Yeah. It was, it was

Siri: that's what

Will & Karen: incredibly peaceful. Yeah. You did a great job with it. Yeah. Yeah.

Siri: Thank you.

Will & Karen: So then I, I guess the question of, of what did you see in the painting after the, after the fact? It doesn't really work because it's just, it's just the energies that [00:29:00] flew through you. Okay.

Siri: It's more about what you see in it afterwards. Really,

Will & Karen: All right.

Siri: the difference for me because just feel that. It's out there. It's like a baby. You know, when you

Will & Karen: Mm-hmm.

Siri: Karen, you know,

Will & Karen: Mm-hmm.

Siri: it's beautiful and I feel so much love towards it, and it's wonderful and it's precious and it's out there, so

Will & Karen: Mm-hmm. Right.

Siri: do.

So

Will & Karen: Okay. Got it. Yeah. So then maybe we could take this to someone who, um, knows symbolism of colors. Mm-hmm. And, you know, get an interpretation of what colors mean. And that might help us to maybe see what she was pulling. That would be very cool. Yeah. Can do that. Uh, so when you channel these paintings, these pieces of art.

are you of late getting any kind of messages that, that seem to be coming through you for humanity at all?

Siri: When I paint in general, you mean, or did you mean specifically for the [00:30:00] summit?

Will & Karen: Uh, no. In general, in general.

Siri: I feel that, like you said, in so beautifully in the, uh, introduction of my art and that, uh, the message I'm here to do is cosmic, uh, bound. It's for everyone. And it's also the message I bring is bigger than me, bigger than my country, bigger than every country, bigger than the world. It's universal and it's like, like you say, it's magic, but. And again, not because we are magic, we, when we sit here, we can actually speak to each other across continents and time doesn't exist. And it's just like me telling everyone to just be peaceful because that's where we came from and that's when we're where we are returning to.

So be at peace when you're here as well and be. Loving of each other. That is the message that's run through everything. And obviously if, if people need, if people need some [00:31:00] healing from my art, then they will get it because it's embedded well with all my energy and with all my intentions of this inner peace that I'm here to give.

Will & Karen: Wow. Do you find yourself are, are you always at peace? Like, do you just go around walking in your Norwegian Zen Garden all day long?

Siri: Uh, thank you for asking. Um, I didn't always feel peaceful. I was, for many years, for many, many years, I was carrying like this, hell, inside of my head I was very good a master at overthinking, which is

Will & Karen: Hmm.

Siri: Actually it's here to do for us. It's here to tell us dude, that's wrong. You have to do something, something about that.

You have to compare yourself to everyone else. You have to do that. You must do that. You should do that. Why haven't you done that? And, and it stresses us all up. So, um, I lost the question again because this is not what it's all about. It's just being, [00:32:00] um. It's just being, um, being really, that is the answer. Um, I, I have also found that breath is my, um, key to everything because I wasn't good at breathing either during those hellish years. Up in my mind. I was breathing very short and.

Will & Karen: Mm-hmm.

Siri: then hands overthinking. So those

Will & Karen: Right,

Siri: deeply connected

Will & Karen: right.

Siri: learned the hard way how to not do it. And also then everything I can say is that despite that every emotion and feeling comes and goes deep down inside the core me is always peaceful, like the eye of the storm.

But then again, it can rock like hell outside and. I am study and stand standing in my inner peace. So I guess that is some other discussion as [00:33:00] well. But, but it's all about present in the moment and the moment is always now. So

Will & Karen: Right. Right.

Siri: everyone at all, that's, that's what I'm here to do.

Will & Karen: so for those stressed out leaders and individuals that you work with, do you teach them how to channel the artwork through them or how do you help them? I.

Siri: I have created this, uh, drawing it out program that will help in, um. And deeper levels without them actually knowing in their day-to-day mind. Uh, it goes like this, that you go through, uh, various, uh, um, simple drawing techniques and in combination with listening to my instructions and watching what you're doing on the paper. Also listening to music. You have a triangle that helps you let go of overthinking, like I explained at the beginning. And then, uh, you hear at [00:34:00] the end of the 12 weeks you reach this inner peace point and you have a new view of your life. And your future. And your past. um, I guide them through my drawing techniques and also meditation and breathing and all the things that I have learned for myself. 'cause I found that if I can help me, I want to help others do the same, and it's

Will & Karen: Right.

Siri: useful.

Will & Karen: Yeah. It sounds amazing.

Siri: Mm-hmm.

Will & Karen: Wow. Someone wanted to take that course. What's the best way for someone to do that?

Siri: Uh, it's best for them to connect through email to reach siri@sirily.com.

Will & Karen: It's.

Siri: am on social media and I'm, I'm mostly everywhere, so I'm also on your real new reality tv.

So easy to find me.

Will & Karen: So, um, every once in a while, not every once in a while, almost always, if late when we have a guest come on our show, we have a couple of curve ball questions we throw at them just to see what comes [00:35:00] out. So if you're open to it, we'd love to ask you a couple of those.

Is that okay? Okay. Alright. Oh boy. So here's my curve ball question for you. The first one. If you could paint anyone's soul living dead or fictional, who would it be and what colors do you think would dominate their canvas?

Siri: What came to me first was Picasso because he is really fascinating

Will & Karen: Oh yeah. Mm-hmm.

Siri: been fascinating me for

Will & Karen: Mm-hmm.

Siri: also know that I can easily, um, tune into his art and his soul. And his painting. So when I paint, so I think I would've painted him and I really don't know what colors, because he used a lot of colors during periods of his artistic life.

And I also touched on cubism and simple, uh, painting pen drawings like I do.

Will & Karen: Mm-hmm.

Siri: feel it's very close to my own expression really. So maybe something that, [00:36:00] uh, similar to whatever I. Uh, painted during the summit or for this show even now. So,

Will & Karen: All. We're in good company. Yes. Uh, alright. The, the, the last curve ball question for you. Uh, if your art studio was secretly a portal to another direction, which honestly it probably is anyway, right? Uh, what would someone find on the other side of after stepping through your latest painting? Ooh, that's a big cripple.

Siri: question. I think that they would find that they were able to do whatever they want to do really with their life. I. After being in here with me, because that's what I've been told I do to people whenever they just. Are in my present or talk to me or listen to my music or something happens.

I don't know what it is, Siri, they told me. So most, like

Will & Karen: [00:37:00] They're stepping through the portal.

Siri: the first, that is the portal. I am the way I've been told and I am the portal. My art is a portal and my music is a portal to transport the listener and the viewer into, uh, another realm of something untouchable,

Will & Karen: All right. Peace. Very cool. Alright, I wanna step through that portal.

Siri: Yeah,

Will & Karen: Uh,

Siri: welcome.

Will & Karen: so, uh. You are a, an insight timer coach. You are a celebrity in new reality tv. You are a channel, uh, you are a coach, altogether, but when you're just Siri, how do you personally recharge your own spirit? It.

Siri: I go to nature, I go to water, to the ocean. I go for walks. A lot of walks where I just listen to the trees and the birds, I love to play with the colors and [00:38:00] my drawing gear, just for fun, just to draw out of me whatever I'm carrying around. But mostly staying outdoors. Lighting a bonfire, sitting alone by the, uh, fireplace in the living room, and just having a cup of tea, just breathing, listening to music. mostly that, uh, everything I do is just connected to whoever I am. So is to do what I do, but just for me, if you know what I mean.

Will & Karen: Mm-hmm.

Siri: just being close to nature and trees to get rooted because I, I, I tend to fly away if I don't, feel rooted to the earth.

Will & Karen: Yeah. Don't we all, Siri,

Siri: Yes, we do.

Will & Karen: don't we all? Yeah. And, and I'm, I'm sure living, living the beautiful land of Norway really helps a lot with that because it is gorgeous. Oh, gorgeous. Yeah. Alright, well, it's been an absolute pleasure as always to be in your company. Mm-hmm. So [00:39:00] thank you so much for coming on the show.

Thank you for painting the energies of our show. It was very fascinating. And thank you for being a content partner, new Reality tv, because your stuff is really, is so different than anything anyone's ever seen before. So I would urge you to A, go to new reality TV and check out her show, but B, reach out.

I. To Siri, if it calls to you to get that, um, get that recharge, get that course. Mm-hmm. Because, um, I think in this day and age, this world, we all need a little bit more Siri in our lives. Absolutely. Or even just to have her paint your energy. If you're wondering what that looks like, that's true too. Yeah.

That's awesome. Okay, Siri, thank you so much for coming on the show. It's been an absolute pleasure.

Siri: Thank you for having me. It's been a gift and a gem to meet you guys and thank you so much for creating the opportunity and the new reality tv. Thank you.

Will & Karen: Aw. Well, it's been our pleasure. Absolutely. Thank you so much for coming.

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