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A Personal Journey Through Darkness: Spring and Summer 2020<\/a> Lezlie Kinyon, Ph.D., editor in chief Becoming Antiracist<\/a> Rebecca de Broglio, Youth Scholar It Can Happen Here<\/a> Ron Boyer regular contributor Brent Green, Ph.D. Subconscious Processes to Overcome Iatrogenic Addiction: A Case Analysis<\/a><\/p>\n Margaret Davis, Music as Healer: The Mission of Healing Muses<\/a> Denita Benyshk, Phd. Our Time of Coronavirus and Black Lives Matter: Loss, Grief, Trauma, Resilience, and Healing Change<\/a><\/p>\n Jerry Jaffee, Ph.D. Teaching ritual as a pedagogical tool for Conscientization: making the invisible visible<\/a><\/p>\n Ron Boyer, There and Back Again (Part I):\u00a0<\/a>Transformational Imagery in Peter Jackson’s Film Trilogy Lord of the Rings<\/a><\/p>\n Carly JJ Turner – Artist in Residence, 2020\/21<\/a> Interview: Hesse Froberg<\/a> by Steve Blomerth Music by The Healing Muses<\/a><\/p>\n Music by Hesse Froberg<\/a><\/p>\n Art: Paula Camacho<\/a> Music Reviews: Book\u00a0Review: New Releases<\/span><\/p>\n Music<\/a> GoFundMe Wildfire Relief Fund<\/a><\/p>\n ‘The Year of the Metal Rat’<\/a> by Marylyn Motherbear Scott<\/p>\n
Now that we are all wearing them, my journey as one of the 13 artist-scholars, \u201cThe Maskateers\u201d, of the Society for Ritual Arts as mask-maker. We are making a journey, collectively, through this darkness. Not just our town or country, but the entire world. We have a way to go, yet.<\/p>\n
The Coreopsis Editors sent out a call to youth scholars to tell us their story during this time and we were answered with excellence by middle schooler, Rebecca de Broglio.<\/p>\n
“In short, the majority of Americans are gradually waking up to Trump\u2019s
extraordinary incompetence and evil-mindedness on multiple levels. This offers some cautious hope for a new beginning starting this coming November,…”<\/p>\nPapers<\/h2>\n
co-winner with her husband Kristoph Klover of the Lost Chord Award 2017\/18, Society for Ritual Arts
–Therapeutic harper discusses her work and the new CD.<\/p>\nWords Of Wisdom<\/h2>\n
\u201cThese beautiful devices we use are made of sand, gold, and crystal. These devices\u2014 portals to other places\u2014they are made from Mother Earth. Mother Earth may help us in ways we do not yet understand.\u201d<\/p>\nArtist\u2019s Profile<\/h2>\n
\u201cThe situation we’re living in right now is very different to what we’re used to, so it’s not that strange that our recording this time was different and felt different.\u201d<\/p>\nGallery:<\/h2>\n
Sneak preview of the art of Paula Camach who will be profiled with an interview in the spring issue<\/p>\nReviews<\/h2>\n
Broceliand\u2019s \u201cThe Starlit Jewel\u201d<\/a> by Carly J.J. Turner
The Hu Band, \u201cGereg\u201d<\/a> by Denise Dumars
Nymphya, \u201cNaked Kate\u201d<\/a> by Angus McMahan<\/p>\n
\u201cThe Assembly of the Severed Head: A Novel of the Mabinogi\u201d by Hugh Lupton<\/a> by Demise Dumars, Ph.D.<\/p>\n
Books & Publications<\/a><\/p>\nCommunity Announcements<\/h2>\n
The Final Word<\/h2>\n