Dancing with the Moon: Jasper's Journey of Creative Rediscovery
Episode Overview
Creativity can be rekindled after personal hardships. The moon can serve as a powerful source of inspiration. Artistic expression is deeply connected to emotional well-being. Community and connection are central to creative events. Following your creative passions leads to personal fulfilment.
"If you believe in something, create and do what you want to do because this is life."
In a delightful twist of creativity and lunar magic, Maria-Katharina Richters hosts an engaging conversation with Jasper, also known as Lunar J, on the 'Born to Create' podcast. This episode takes you on a journey through Jasper's life, from his early days mixing tapes to founding the Heavenly Full Moon Parties on Spain's Costa Blanca. It's a tale of losing and rediscovering one's creative spark, all wrapped up in a story of resilience and artistic rebirth.
Jasper shares his evolution from DJing at high school parties to creating vibrant paintings after a personal upheaval. He discusses how creativity vanished during a tough relationship but returned with renewed vigour post-divorce. His story is one of finding freedom and expression through music, painting, and hosting soulful events. The episode also delves into Jasper's connection with the moon and how it influences his work.
He talks about the unique atmosphere he aims to create at his Full Moon Parties, blending music, nature, and spirituality. These gatherings are not just about dancing under the moonlight but about fostering a sense of community and connection. Maria-Katharina's conversation with Jasper is peppered with anecdotes about their shared love for music and art. The episode offers a candid look at how creativity can be both a personal escape and a communal experience.
If you're curious about how creativity can heal and transform, or if you're just looking for some inspiration to follow your own artistic path, this episode is a must-listen. It’s a reminder that no matter where you are in life, there’s always room for a little more magic.