Rallentanda,
Not so sure about the “sage” unless I use it for cooking! As a therapist and teacher my mind bends less to the lyrical and more to philosophical . . .
Vivian,
I frequently do mask workshops – participants draw on the front side (what they show to the world) and the back side (what they feel that no one sees). This mask is my “portable” one as it’s flat and I can travel with it. THe other masks are paper pulp and we paint them.
It’s a fascinating and revealing experience. There’s a tutorial on my blog that I posted many years ago. You can do the exercise freehand and then fill in the processing questions.
Lovely addition to the collection. making the rounds again after a lull.
Eliz
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Judith you have a philosopher’s approach. The mask and the Haiku say so much.
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I also love the mask and your reply to Viv. Fascinating idea. And the focus on your ‘ku
of staying in the present moment.
excellent ♥
Peace
Siggi.
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The truth about rainbows, unmasked.
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Of a perfect truth. Well said!
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Always the sage Miss Westerfield. Good advice and clever poem.
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Rallentanda,
Not so sure about the “sage” unless I use it for cooking! As a therapist and teacher my mind bends less to the lyrical and more to philosophical . . .
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Makes good sense! Love the mask pic – did you do it?
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Vivian,
I frequently do mask workshops – participants draw on the front side (what they show to the world) and the back side (what they feel that no one sees). This mask is my “portable” one as it’s flat and I can travel with it. THe other masks are paper pulp and we paint them.
It’s a fascinating and revealing experience. There’s a tutorial on my blog that I posted many years ago. You can do the exercise freehand and then fill in the processing questions.
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