Whether or not you dig my "roving band of depthers under the yurt-top" or not, I see the metaphor of the crucible as apt.
How do you see the transition?
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Whether or not you dig my "roving band of depthers under the yurt-top" or not, I see the metaphor of the crucible as apt.
How do you see the transition?
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Willi - I wish that we had all held and riffed on those images of the wondering wandering gypsies, teaching bands of depth psychers living under the yurt top. It was a striking metaphor promising MOTION, which I liked.
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Attributes that come to mind: The roving band of depthers is scalable and mobile, colorful with streamers of wild beauty, while conscious of the tools required for the depth world work, and mindful of the needs of the caravan, we are drawn toward the hotspots on the roadways and hence to the incubator's warming lights where we gestate with story in the yurt and then dance out to the beat of the drum that I see in the image above. Say more about that image above and how it may relate to motion?
thanks, julie
:) I love the gypsy theme. I have been exploring this for several months. As I was painting this picture several months ago, I received the message that it was the last one for my dissertation and the name? Gypsy.
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