There are many different definitions of "Art". Some would say it is a thing of expression, created by one person,
in any of a multitudes of different mediums,and experienced by another .
However The time of the Seventh Fire is a time of learning the "art of living life" as an artform. Our own lives
are the canvases upon which we lay the paint and direct the strokes, and create the patterns of our futures.
Drum Making Workshops, make your own Mother Drum 
Have you always wanted to make your own
hoop drum?
Check out the workshop classes and their drums! .
The Dream Catchers of the Seventh
Fire combine traditional and contemporary design. Each design has its own wisdom
story told from the original source of stories and teachings. From the original spider web of
the Ojibwe to Circle Power,
Father Sun, Lotus, and Crescent Moon, Inside the Dream, Following Dreams, and Spirals
"The words of a poet can strip the truth
bare...like a bird plucked of its' feathers
naked, exposed to the world.
Or, they can embellish, creating a romantic
fantasy to dive into....letting imaginations
runs wildly."
Queen Victoria is back and
she is amused! This time she’s not taking HeRself .......or anything...
seriously. HeRstory Continued is channeled by the Gratefully Dead from innernet to
internet. This time she's having fun. Ribald and racy, she coos sweetly and
sensually on her soundtracks. See if you can find yourself in HerStory Continued.
Ancient Aboriginal art gallery discovered near Sydney,
Australia
July 01 2003 at 10:21AM
Sydney - Australian scientists are calling the discovery of a cave containing scores of rock
paintings up to 4 000 years old one of the most significant finds yet of Aboriginal art.
The existence of the paintings, only announced on Tuesday, has been a secret for eight years since
a hiker stumbled on the cave in rugged national parkland near Sydney in 1995.
SA artists beat Europe by 35 000 years
By Paul Recer
January 10 2002
Intricate patterns engraved on bits of stone found in a cave and dated at 77 000 years old suggest
ancient humans in Africa developed complex behaviour and abstract thought thousands of years
earlier than the famed cave painters of Europe.
Gallery of cave paintings found in France
By John Lichfield
July 04 2001 at 10:40PM
Paris - A remarkable new gallery of prehistoric cave paintings has been discovered in south-west
France, including a drawing of a 4m bison and a number of erotic sketches of women.
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Fierce for Change: Meridel Le Sueur A portrait of writer
Meridel LeSueur, whose works over 60 years have been informed by her political history and beliefs,
and colored by her connectedness to the midwestern land and environment. Adina Back is
producer Listen
to Fierce for Change: Meridel
Le Sueur with Real Player
Going Home to the Blues People say going down south is like
going home. Take a trip to the Mississippi Delta to find the true meaning of the Blues. Everyone
has hard times throughout their lives, but does that classify as the Blues? Producers Askia
Muhammed and Debra Morris search for an answer while going home. Listen to Going Home to the Blues with Real Player
New Songs from an Old Mountain A personal journey
through the contemporary literary landscape of Appalachia, guided by some of the new young poets
and fiction writers in the region. We explore issues of identity, stereotypes, dialects, and how a
new generation defines "home." This diverse group of young writers reflects on these issues in
conversation, and they read to us from their recent poems and stories. Listen to New
Songs from an
Old Mountain with Real Player
Yo-Yo Ma
Reinvents Bach Yo-Yo Ma invites artists from many disciplines to join him
in reinterpreting Bach. The result is 6 films, one for each of Bach's suites for solo cello. The
films, dances, and performance pieces will air on your local PBS station in April. Listen as
SOUNDPRINT and CBC producer Luana Parker bring you this special audio sneak preview.
Listen to Yo-Yo Ma
Reinvents Bach with Real Player
August Wilson's Sacred Book The shattering of a culture, a sense
of separation, a loss of identity -- all too-constant patterns in black American history -- emerge
in questions of self worth, images of severed ties, things broken, a fractured reality, in the
works of playwright August Wilson. In language is identity, and in speech the tool to tell one's
history, to name and define the world in order to make it one's own; his characters' struggle
against the alienation of immersion into the language of a world which denies them their own is a
common element of Wilson's plays. August Wilson looks to the rhythms and patterns of the music and
sound of the blues to provide a link for disparate words and world views. In this portrait of the
playwright, August Wilson shows how the rhythms and patterns from the 'sacred book of blues' are
transformed into words and movement in his plays. Produced by Stephen Smith of Minnesota Public
Radio. Listen to August Wilson's Sacred Book with Real Player
This is a crazy world. What can be done? Amazingly, we have been mislead. We have been taught that
we can control government by voting. The founder of the Rothschild dynasty, Mayer Amschel Bauer,
told the secret of controlling the government of a nation over 200 years ago. He said, "Permit me
to issue and control the money of a nation and I care not who makes its laws." Get the picture?
Your freedom hinges first on the nation's banks and money system. Freedom is connected with Debt Elimination for each individual. Not only does
this end personal debt, it places the people first in line as creditors to the National Debt ahead
of the banks. They don't wish for you to know this. It has to do with recognizing WHO you really
are in A
New Beginning: A Practical Course in Miracles, an informational study.
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