Saudamini Mishra

Saudamini Mishra is an established, internationally exhibiting artist, who in the year 2011 encountered a divine miracle that granted her the skills of being a hyperrealistic painter overnight, from being unable to even pull a straight line on a piece of paper. Her paintings and writings today are even displayed at the IGI Airport, T3, and apart from being widely written about in various newspapers and magazines, she and her works have also featured on television.

Having been psychic since the age of fourteen, she quit her education after graduating from college in Delhi University, in spite of being a university position holder,  because of experiencing an inexplicable, intrinsic, almost anatomical urge to paint. The result of that was her invention of ‘Soul Painting’- a form of dissociative painting meant to unravel a soul’s journey. She is currently working as a soul painter with Zorba The Buddha, New Delhi, where she gives one-on-one session of the same.

Being a writer as well, she further simplified the process and can’t up with a unique method of spiritual counselling in the form of what she calls ‘Instinctive writing’. Instinctive writing is a form of intuitive jotting down of words and sentences that come to the subject’s mind on seeing specific colours. The colours are meant to represent a specific area of one’s soul for instance red stand for unbridled passion) and hence the associated writing gives an insight into what the subject’s soul is encountering at that given point.

To decipher the root cause of the seeker’s problem and the means through which it’s meant to be fulfilled, Saudamini intuitively strings the words together to impart the divine message to the subject. The process fundamentally relies on an intuitive form of writing on the subject’s part spurred by the colours he/she sees.