ByGiora Carmi
With all his knots he found himself flying above the landscape He was a line who wanted to flow in curves he was a thought that wanted to open up to thoughtlessness Then, a feeling in the middle of the body turned into a mountain range with trees And emptiness as it has always done…
ByAnthony Altman
William Shakespeare, wrote Hamlet, and this is the famous soliloquy spoken by Hamlet himself; “To be, or not to be, that is the question: Whether ’tis nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, Or to take arms against a sea of troubles And by opposing end them. To die—to…
ByGiora Carmi
Maybe you wonder who is this little line in the picture that I called the baby with the orange light? He represents, for me, awareness, which is always newly born. Right now it is looking at the rest of the painting in a previous blog, where there is some struggle. But he is from endlessness,…
ByCarrie Beleno
We see the divide. We feel it in every bone in our bodies, around every corner we turn. It seems endless and exhausting. Ready to bridge it? I am. But first, here’s how it won’t work: It won’t work by trying to convince those on the other side of the divide that they are misled,…
ByJulia Chi
Sue Ellam is a healer, an intuitive, and the founder of soulfully-connecting.co.uk which is a website dedicated to the health of mind, body and spirit and a space that offers people choices about their health on all these levels. Sue has recently created a new version of mystic-matters.co.uk which she shares with us in the…
ByMichelle Adam
Where does FEAR and TIGHTNESS come from? Why is it that back in 2001, I had so much tightness in my body that I could barely move without great pain? What had paralyzed my legs and the rest of me far beyond the groin-pull injury I had begun with? As I lay on the floor in…
ByGiora Carmi
And how does the last entry relate to my despair? Like Jonathan, I want to have my feelings acknowledged, so that I can let them go. I show my moods, my feelings and my beliefs to myself, when I paint. Before I start, I always ask that the painting will show me what is going on…
ByJulia Chi
Torzi is a yoga teacher and she has her own podcast called ‘That Healing Feeling’… She shares with us her love of running, adventure, and the outdoors and how yoga and meditation have played an integral part in her journey from chronic injury and the inner despair this gave her to the peace, ease, and…
ByGiora Carmi
This is the beginning of the answer that I asked in the previous post.I sat with the eleven years old boy in the art therapy room. Let’s call him Jonathan. Christmas was coming and he wanted to draw a Christmas tree. I have been working with him for a few weeks by now and noticed…
ByCatherine Green
I joined the social network for A Chronic Voice because I needed to find people who understand what life is like with chronic illness, people like me. Today I have written a post using the July link-up prompts, to show my experience of living with a chronic pain disorder. Click here to find other blog…
ByGiora Carmi
I have been on the spiritual path from the day I was born. Calamities happened and revelations were revealed. I have experienced the highs and the lows of human experience.The tendency is to push toward the highs and use any method that I can find, to eliminate the down turns. These days I wake up…
ByCatherine Green
We Are the World BlogFest (#WATWB) celebrates special people and small stories of inspiration and hope in the world. Let’s face it, we need some inspiration and hope during this time of pandemic and social distancing. I admit this month I am struggling to find a good news story I want to share with the…