What happens when you say 'yes'?

You’ll find yourself in uncharted waters — equal parts exhilarating and uncertain. But growth only lives beyond the shoreline. You learn to become friends with uncertainty.

Will it feel uncomfortable?

Absolutely. Discomfort is the proof you’re stretching yourself in new ways and on the other side, you’ll discover strength and fortitude you didn’t know you had.

Does saying 'yes' mean sacrifice?

Yes, time, enegery, and money. You'll sacrifice old versions of yourself, old friends, old fears, and limiting beliefs. But what you gain is far greater: freedom, courage, and possibilty.

Will people understand?

Not always. Most will think you're crazy. Some with doubt or question your decisions. But saying yes will attract your tribe - those who see your vision and walk beside you.

Failure is inevitable, but so is tranformation. Fail fast, fail hard, and extract the lesson from each.

Why should i say 'yes'

Saying yes to your crazy dream matters because it’s proof that possibility exists outside of the boundaries we set for ourselves. Most people live their lives negotiating with fear — waiting until they feel ready, secure, or guaranteed success. But the truth is, none of us ever feel ready. Saying yes shows that courage comes before clarity.

Can dreams really change my life?

Yep. They'll dirsupt it, reshape it, and elevate it in ways you never imagined. Saying 'yes' doesnt just change your life, it changes you.

Carma Visions

The Sacred Watcher

$3,000.00 USD

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30x40in Mixed Media Oil Paint

Mysterious and revered, The Sacred Watcher portrays the jaguar as guardian of ancient wisdom, moving gracefully through water beneath the shadow of timeless ruins. In Belizean culture, the jaguar is a symbol of power, protection, and connection to the spiritual world.

The fiery tones of the temple meet the cool blues of flowing water, balancing strength and serenity in a vision that feels both eternal and alive. Created for a boutique island resort in Belize, this piece evokes awe and reverence, transforming any space into a sanctuary touched by ancestral memory and wild majesty.