Any activity or process that engages our creative selves, whether it be making an interesting meal, designing a web site, painting a picture, thinking up a unique way to propose marriage, or getting a sick child to eat chicken broth. It doesn¹t matter if we "know" we are "being creative" at the time or not, Artlife process is happening constantly. We can enjoy it and allow it to enrich our lives

• Active and creative reflection on the substance of our daily lives ­ interweaving of liked and disliked parts so we can learn from both, together
• Ongoing projects ­ such as recording the actions of a part of our lives over a period of time - which may or may not result in tangible end-products. Also projects that include making "art" objects ­ whatever helps us to resonate with our Artlife dimension, so that we can connect with an underlying meaningfulness in it all
• Making rituals in and of and for ordinary life, partly to engage with it more playfully, also to have more choices about how we shape it
• Creating transformative rituals and ceremonies, for completions, transitions, and initiations into new ways of being
• Communion with the natural world, re-looking at what it can give us, and teach us, in our contemporary, usually urbanized, lifestyle