I believe that in one of my focus sessions I had briefly stated that I was very comfortable with " Change" - Change not only is my friend but has and still does represent not only survivival but also a whirling vortex of the spirit.
                      Internally ,  When presenting my truth in focus sessions I found my self   ossilating  between experimentation with new ideas, to wondering if I had exposed to much of myself and perhaps should have maintained better boundaries in regards to my  subject material, to feeling
frightened by the Open  beauty of the eyes and ears that have said to me non-verbally, " I see you, I hear you, You are Here and I am here."
                      I have completed reading 2 great books
One of which was  Spirit Taking Form: Making A Spiritual Practice of Making Art by Nancy Azara.    I felt that I was on a journey and decided to go quite literally where my psyche was pulling me. I was just thinking of one of Dr. Seuss's Characters... saying... " Oh... Oh.. the Places I Go!".. well thats like what its like.
                   This the Website for Nancy Azara: http://www.nancyazara.com/home.html
                    and a link to a blog   from the Brooklyn Museum http://www.brooklynmuseum.org/community/blogosphere/feministbloggers/
                    
                   I had not realized it but as a woman and as an Artist how important the fuel of affirmation truly is: not only to recieve it but also to give it.  Thru out history Women Artists  have always been there but only existing  in  the the anonymous shadows of time.  I am constantly on the lookout for historical Women Artists.
                
                   The Other Books that I had finished was Choreographer Twla Tharp: The Creative Habit. This was truly useful to me and sits as a resource on my book shelf  & This is a great fun  link to Dancy/Dancy a U-Tube piece of Twyla Tharp choreographing a new piece.. Ahhhh..
all the arts are an  inspiration to themselves...  : )
              See everyone tomorrow.
              debbie.
           
                   I have watched the Documentary Arna's Children which was about a woman who created a Theatre program for Palestinian Children under Occupation in Jenin Camp .  the following link to her website has all kinds of information  : http://www.arna.info/Arna/articles.php
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