Ekphrastic poetry vividly describes a work of visual art. It brings the art to life and explores meaning in a sweet dialogue between the visual and the literary. Keep Rolling is an ekphrastic poem written by Astara, inspired by Julie Jenowe’s Cascading Moon Lotus Tumbleweed sculpture.
Historically our world has been graced with the brave ones – scientists, artists, architects, engineers, environmentalists, and inventors – those that have been helping turn the tide of business as usual in multiple arenas and helping us embrace entirely new realities.
I want to place a large stone | against another, lifting a stone weight | each day until stone upon stone | they begin to reach for something. | A tree limb, a cloud, the blue.
Enjoy this incredible story about how a neighborhood mural and flowers took on new life inside the heart of a child.
No matter our conservation effort, no matter our incredible solutions, if we don’t see ourselves as connected and a part of nature, we will not evolve, implement, and scale our best strategies. We have gotten lost. Are your ready to be found?
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Explore the interconnected awesomeness of water in all things. From liquid crystalline to memory storage to a superfluid universe, water is a mystery that can invite us back to our heart and soul.
Radiant love and a multitude of healing blessings to all of you during these times of learning and challenge we are experiencing on our planet right now. There is a healthy path forward.
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When you fall into your core, you are actually falling into love. And love is a vibration, a frequency. It is the highest frequency where the unmanifest meets the manifest. It is what you are made of!
Fall Into You. Fall into Love. Read More »
When we realize we don’t have to depend on technology for connection, we can wake up to how connected we really are.
