There are gifts that are hard to accept, but they are gifts nonthe­less. For some it can take a life­time just to be able to see things as they really are, and to accept that rea­lity. Divine gifts make us lar­ger than we are, lar­ger than we chose to see our­sel­ves. It takes cou­rage to go where the spi­rit leads, and to humbly accept the calling that comes. I am ready.

Graphite.
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Light­wor­kers Series–My thanks again to the Light­wor­kers group for their sup­port with this art­work. The­dras wants an invi­ta­tion to be a part of your life. His is an impor­tant, dif­fi­cult task. Are you ready? It’s time to let go of Ener­ge­tic and Emo­tio­nal para­si­tes. He’s a good friend, and will make a lovely addi­tion to your sac­red space, and your life.
Water­pen­cil on maso­nite.
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Phy­si­cian– I would like to ack­now­ledge the Light­wor­kers group that made the intro­duc­tion for me to such a won­der­ful and frigh­te­ning indi­vi­dual. His name is The­dras, and his work is of the most dif­fi­cult sort. Are we ready to part with old habits? Bro­ken modes? Emo­tio­nal para­si­tes? I think I’m ready… The anesthe­tic is in your eyes, and I am trying, daily, to be brave. Under­pain­ting for The­dras, the phy­si­cian (in color).

Water­pen­cil on masonite.

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Theirs is the most dif­fi­cult assign­ment. To inter­vene in human affairs and com­pro­mise the les­son lear­ned, or wait and pick up the pie­ces after a trial? Asking hea­ven for the strength to wait… or wis­dom to act… the deci­sion will never be easy, for their love for us is great.

Water­pen­cil on clay­board maso­nite.
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This work has come out of our recent natio­nal tra­gedy. We call her Liberty, but she has had another name, the name her artist gave her, after the lost Colos­sus of Rho­des. She is supri­sed by pain, but deals with it through work, of clea­ning house of all that is unworthy, of clea­ning wounds, of clea­ning off the dirt and stan­ding forth again, beau­ti­ful and indom­ni­ta­ble. Tu ne cede malis sed con­tra audien­tor ito: Yield not to mis­for­tune, but advance all the more boldly against it.

Water­pen­cil on clay­board maso­nite.
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All my past and pre­sent are there for you to see. Beauty and bri­lliance, dark­ness and damage, weave the story of my lives. It all moves me for­ward into enligh­ten­ment.
Water­pen­cil on clay­board masonite.

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Early ver­sion of Time­line, in a graphite study.

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Graphite. From the artist’s per­so­nal collec­tion. How has love wor­ked for you? A few miss­teps, to be sure. Can you bear the sur­prise, one more time? Can you trust love?

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