SACRED ART PLAY
When God created the world he was playing. Ernst Lurker
Tamale -
cat and sometime muse -
in between inspirations.
The Shrinery
Shrinery Open House
Jessica and Maureen in the Inspiration Corner
Jeanette, Karen, Ann (without an e) brother David, and Shirley (who flew all the way from
Vancouver, B.C.!)
Sr. Laura, sister Kristin, and father Richard
Pat and Jeanette (with an aloe vera plant crown)
Sister-in-law Becky, niece Hannah, nephew John and brother Dave
Kate, Pamela, Jeannie, and mother Mimi chatting and chowing
Dad (The Thinker), Sr. Laura, and Kristin enjoying each other and the breeze wafting through the curtains
Some shrines-to-be waiting to be decorated
Lots of fun stuff:
fabric, ribbon, lace, decorative papers, embellishments of all kinds
Family and Friends gather to celebrate
Your sacred space is where you can find yourself again and again. Joseph Campbell
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The Two Grandmas: Nancy & Norma
Brother Dave, nephew not-a-happy-camper Paul (really he's just having a Deep Thought) John, Hannah, and Shirley
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June 24, 2009
The shrine above was in the basement of the Royal Villas hotel in Mazatlan, Mexico. It was made by some of the people who work at the hotel. There are some faded flowers at the base that might have honored someone who died. This shrine is a way of bringing warmth to the workplace by personalizing it with cultural and spiritual symbols.
