Vedic Art is a personal development method, an oral tradition conveying the principles of art and life that include Western classical art and creativity exercises, poetic stanzas, and philosophical stories. During the course, we paint our dreams, hopes, fears, and things we wish to heal, transform, and manifest. The empty canvas is our unexpressed potential, and the process of creating activates our manifestation gifts. We learn how to listen to our hearts and follow that wisdom long after the course has ended.

WHAT IS VEDIC ART

Vedic Art was founded by the Swedish artist Curt Källman (1938-2010). The seed of Vedic Art was sown many years ago when Curt began his inner journey to find an undemanding and free way of expressing himself on the canvas. An important part of the method is "The Seventeen Vedic Principles of Art and Life". Curt Källman learned the names of the Principles in 1974 by the renowned Indian meditation teacher Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.

IT ALL STARTED IN SWEDEN

Artists throughout all times have longed to express their own individuality and convey their own inner truth in their art. The Creator wants to be able to express our innermost self. When we create effortlessly, it is easy to forget about time and space. We become more present in the here and now and begin to express ourselves. A journey has begun toward finding our own creative expression. It is more about opening the creative “seeing”, rather than training the hand's abilities. Beyond all limitations, knowledge, beauty, and joy await.

CREATE BEYOND THE THINKING MIND & INTELLECT

The Seventeen Principles are the heart of the Vedic Art method. The names of the Principles originate from an unknown oral tradition in the Indian Veda philosophy. In 1974, Curt Källman learned the Principles and used them as a source of inspiration for developing the Vedic Art method.

The Principles constitute, together with the creative exercises in the foundation course as well as the unique approach of Curt Källman, the core of the method.

The Vedic Art method does not promote any specific painting style, but instead, it helps the participants of the course to find their own personal expression.

During the courses, we receive tools to explore our creative expression. We often feel that we ourselves develop alongside our painting and that we experience a deeper sense of unity between ourselves and our art. It becomes a deeply personal meeting between the creator and creation. The Principles have often been described as a map or a compass for our personal creative journey.

THE SEVENTEEN PRINCIPLES

ORAL TRADITION

​It is not permitted to convey or publish Vedic Art principles and course content outside the course setting. Certified teachers convey the principles of Vedic Art from heart to heart, intuitively, utilizing course materials and script.

The course runs for a minimum of four days and consists of about 25 hours of theory and practice. This program supports the process of finding your own unique inner expression and connection to freedom and joy.

Vedic Art supports equality between students and teachers.

Vedic Art does not belong to any religion.

The method is not related to any specific art style.

Vedic Art is open to everyone and requires no previous art experience, talent or skills.

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