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Transformation

"My art is inspired by nature, by the physical world and the world of spirit. It is my way of recording my inner journey and embodies my search for a new myth, a metaphor that pierces the illusion of separation, honoring and illuminating both the visible and invisible realms. Healing the split between our inner and outer worlds, our bodies and souls, we heal both our selves and our planet. We are all individuals, yet we are all connected. When one of us takes a journey, it affects us all. When people see my work they are often moved to tell me their own stories — and we all become reconnected in the myth, in the oneness we all share."

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The Goddess Meenakshi and Her Temple at Madurai Goddess Matters Johanna Stuckey The Auspiciousness of Being a Woman Tibetan Buddhism Vicki Noble Goddess of the Garbage Dump Gardening Mary Swander Seeds Divination Nancy Vedder-Shults, Ph.D. Observe and Interact Walking the Hedge — A Hedge Witch's Musings on Permaculture Madelon Wise Chicomecóatl: Goddess of Sustenance Goddess in the Spotlight: Mesoamerica Anne Key Goddess Feminist Ritual Practices and Thealogy Goddess Feminism Giselle Vincett Roots of Life Making Connections Nane Jordan Grandmother, Gazing Cronespeak Shay Harris Fibromyalgia Wise Woman Tradition Susun Weed A Text of Broken Texts My Mothers Eloise Klein Healy Dear Mother Spring Time Merry Gangemi Studying Light: Morning Sun and Trees at -1 Degree Fahreinheit Upper Midwest Landscapes Gwyn Padden-Lecthen Natural Ice Sculptures at Sunset Intimate Nature Kate Clapper Introducing MatriFocus Review Announcement Feral & Sage MatriFocus Review A Community Bookblog A Growing Community of Readers and Reviewers	Transformation © 1998 Susan Mills Mixed media and copper "My art is inspired by nature, by the physical world and the world of spirit. It is my way of recording my inner journey and embodies my search for a new myth, a metaphor that pierces the illusion of separation, honoring and illuminating both the visible and invisible realms. Healing the split between our inner and outer worlds, our bodies and souls, we heal both our selves and our planet. We are all individuals, yet we are all connected. When one of us takes a journey, it affects us all. When people see my work they are often moved to tell me their own stories — and we all become reconnected in the myth, in the oneness we all share."

MatriFocus Cross-Quarterly is a seasonal web journal (zine) for Goddess Women and others interested in Goddess Lore and Scholarship, Goddess Religion (ancient and contemporary), Feminist Spirituality, Women's Mysteries, Paganism and Neopaganism, Earth-based Religions, Witchcraft, Dianic Wicca and other Wiccan Traditions, the Priestess Path, Goddess Art, Women's Culture, Women's Health, Natural Healing, Mythology, Female Shamanism, Consciousness, Community, Cosmology, and Women's Creativity. Contributors retain the copyright to their work; please do not take art or words without permission. Other graphics and reference materials are used and attributed as per the Fair Use Provision of The Copyright Act and individual terms of use.