Tag Archives: Brooklyn Rainbow

The Visitation

Posted on June 4, 2015 by

…And suddenly she appeared, a vision of other-worldliness. A face of indescribable beauty! Her eyes were green. They were glowing with light! Her head was wrapped in an elaborate white turban… Continue reading →

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Art and Alignment

Posted on May 5, 2015 by

Art, when we give ourselves over to it, has the power to bring us into alignment with our spirit or soul. It’s important to notice what music you feel drawn to, what pictures, and ask yourself why—not just because you like it—but why do you like it? There’s always a reason why, because our soul calls to us in different ways and on different levels. Continue reading →

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Being Brooklyn Rainbow

Posted on May 3, 2015 by

What happened next was something many of us dreamers have to go through, which is attuning ourselves to the world we live in, and being able to manage, while not losing sight of the world we dream of—like the rainbow light. Which is really a higher vibration, a higher frequency. But I found I was able to keep the connection going through art, through painting and drawing. Continue reading →

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Brooklyn Rainbow

Posted on April 16, 2015 by

A poet friend once called me an
“Over-the-Rainbow-Survivor.”
Now, while it was true I had the ring to prove it, I didn’t understand the full meaning of that phrase until later.
Not until today, actually, when I looked again at the pastel painting I did over the weekend of a rainbow intersecting the Brooklyn Bridge, its light shimmering on the water. Continue reading →

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