Category: Creative Expressions

Yuval Ron: Music’s Cross-Cultural Catalyst

Yuval Ron: Music’s Cross-Cultural Catalyst

| November 22, 2011 | 0 Comments

by Chris Anderson (Note:  to see the entire article, including a sample of his music, see OM-Times May 2010 Edition) Israeli born Yuval Ron is the musical director and oud player for The Yuval Ron Ensemble, which includes Arabic, Jewish and Christian artists who unite the sacred music traditions of Judaism, Sufism and the Armenian [...]

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Trevor Hall

Trevor Hall

| November 18, 2011 | 0 Comments

by Chris Anderson (for the full article and multimedia experience, read the OM-Times April 2010 Edition) Originally from South Carolina, singer, songwriter-guitarist Trevor Hall is a fascinating young artist who brings a dynamic new twist to the prevailing music scene. His new self-titled Vanguard debut album is eclectic, empathetic and enjoyable from start to finish. [...]

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The Path to Sacred Geometry

The Path to Sacred Geometry

| November 17, 2011 | 2 Comments

By Charles L. Gilchrist (for the full article and multimedia experience, click here: OM-Times January 2010 Edition) I have been deeply involved with the study of Sacred Geometry for over thirty years.  This experience has radically altered my consciousness and affected a profound psychological healing.  And, as a teacher of SG I have personally witnessed [...]

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A Story of Censored Hope

A Story of Censored Hope

| November 14, 2011 | 0 Comments

by deZengo This Humanity Healing STREETteam roving reporter finally caught up with the individuals responsible for the Breast Cancer Awareness Body Painting Project (BCABPP) and was so inspired by the story, I had to share it.  As a breast cancer survivor myself, being invited to participate in this project is an honor and one that [...]

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The Art of Cancer

The Art of Cancer

| October 2, 2011 | 0 Comments

by deZengo Q : What do you get when you cross a designer, artist, yogini, social activist with cancer? A: You get a conscious voice who realizes, in the words of Franklin D. Roosevelt, that there is “nothing to fear but fear itself!” My personal battle with breast cancer provided me with an opportunity to [...]

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Eric Whitacre – Composer and Conductor

Eric Whitacre – Composer and Conductor

| August 17, 2011 | 0 Comments

The Music of the Spheres What is the special appeal of Eric Whitacre’s music? Since 1991 the American composer has been writing choral works that have proved immensely popular in the US. But his recent online project, the Virtual Choir, has taken that popularity beyond the choral world and, indeed, American shores. The American composer [...]

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An Interview with Cindy Meehl

An Interview with Cindy Meehl

| July 11, 2011 | 0 Comments

Director of the Award Winning Film BUCK Cindy Meehl’s background is in fashion and art.  She created and ran her own label, “Sasha, Cindy and Phil”, as well as “Cindy Hughes Designs”.  She has designed couture evening wear that sold across the country.  Her clothes have been showcased in the windows of Bergdorf Goodman and featured [...]

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Peace in 1000 Words

Peace in 1000 Words

| June 27, 2011 | 0 Comments

by Kelly Anne Tearney Art For Peace A little background… When I first began making Peace Art five years ago, I had no idea where it would take me.  The goal I had in the beginning, was to create an image a day, so that I could send it to my Social Network friends.  I [...]

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Back to the Drawing Board

Back to the Drawing Board

| June 20, 2011 | 0 Comments

by Cat Bennett I met a man the other day who recently lost his job. And, yes, it’s directly related to the tsunami of a financial crisis that began last year and keeps on going. He’s a highly educated computer scientist, no slouch, and he’s scared. There aren’t all that many jobs like the one [...]

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6 Techniques to Ignite Your Inner Creativity and Passion

6 Techniques to Ignite Your Inner Creativity and Passion

| May 17, 2011 | 0 Comments

by Ronald Alexander Most of us were taught that creativity comes from the thoughts and emotions of the mind. The greatest singers, dancers, painters, writers, and filmmakers recognize that the most original, and even transformative, ideas actually come from the core of our being, which is accessed through an “open-mind consciousness.” In ancient traditions, open-mind [...]

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Haiku For Japan

Haiku For Japan

| May 2, 2011 | 1 Comment

Our Gratitude to all that shared their prayers and messages of support for the Japanese people in the form of a Haiku.  The response was magnificent with hundreds of entries from around the world: Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Bermuda, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Croatia, Germany, Hong Kong, Iceland, India, Ireland, Jamaica, Japan, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Mexico, Norway, Pakistan, [...]

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A Chat with Forest Nui Cobalt

A Chat with Forest Nui Cobalt

| March 28, 2011 | 0 Comments

Interview by: Mystikka Jade MEET FOREST NUI COBALT: She’s an intriguing Los Angeles based psychic, metaphysical teacher, writer, dancer and performance artist. Forest has tremendous creative style which is evident in everything from her work and projects down to her clothes and jewelry. Get to know her a bit via the following interview, and if [...]

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An Interview with Leeorah Hursky

An Interview with Leeorah Hursky

| February 27, 2011 | 0 Comments

By Andreea Tincea Published: February 27, 2011 DARIA! Magazine® MONSTERS ON CANVAS. NAKED SOUL. And, with the tolerance of the spicy English language, JUICY! The closest to the mirror will always be yourself. Consequently, about Leeorah Hursky, she speaks best about herself in the 3 autobiographical books (MONSTERS ON CANVAS, NAKED and JUICY, the latter [...]

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U.S. Epidemic to be Exposed in Film

U.S. Epidemic to be Exposed in Film

| February 16, 2011 | 1 Comment

(PNAN-CALIF) – Born in Oak Park, Illinois, American-born Canadian author, Carol Ann Shields (1935-2003), who is best known for her 1993 novel, “The Stone Diaries,” which won the U.S. Pulitzer Prize for Fiction as well as the Governor General’s Award in Canada once said: “A childhood is what anyone wants to remember of it. It [...]

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Love at First Sight

Love at First Sight

| February 1, 2011 | 0 Comments

by Deb Graves In April of 2004 my daughter thought should join an online dating service. At first I laughed at the suggestion but the more I thought about it the more sense it made. I could list what I liked and what I was looking for in a man. I thought for a long [...]

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