Nick Astraeus – Trapped in God’s Subconscious
When the sky turns a purple gradient and the lands are dominated by dark green and cones of yellow streetlight reveal a shadow cat or rat or roach in the periphery, I stumble through the […]
April 2013
Stanley Siegel, LCSW – Cracking the Code of Sexual Chemistry
“Sexual attraction is not at all a purely physical event. The soul is always in search of whatever will complete its desire, and our physical eyes are never separate from the eyes of the soul.” […]
Alyssa K. Siegel, MS, LPC – The Introvert’s Dilemma
From the tone of my column (The Dance of Therapy) one might be led to believe that I am an extrovert but it isn’t so. I am a proud, card-carrying member of the introvert’s club. […]
Johan Lowie – Driven by Emotion
“I start out sketching ideas and work to a particular mood, the mood of the story. In the course of the work I’m eliminating unnecessary objects, composition and capturing that mood with a simplicity of […]
Ada Rios-Rivera, PhD – False Advertising: And The Post-Honeymoon Truth
“Seems like everybody has a price. I wonder how they sleep at night when the sale comes first and the truth comes second.” (Jessie J. and B.O.B.) I’m a music junkie not just because a […]
Ali Znaidi – Anxiety Chant: A Poem
Unsettled soul, what are you singing? What are you humming? Turbulent leaves utter a sad sound, a scream when the merciless hands of the cruel wind shuffle them up— this sounds like when a little […]
Velleda C. Ceccoli PhD – On Monsters, Dementors and Other Magical Beings
This blog is about Dementors, those magical creatures in the Harry Potter books, that suck all happiness away with a deadly kiss, leaving one empty of life and with nothing to look forward to. A […]
Adam Neal – Psi of Relief: The Parapsychology of Grief
In the wake of a death, sudden or expected, the grief comes upon us as instinctively as hunger. Our body endures wave after wave of pain, uncontrolled by any means of distraction or intention. It […]
Filippo Biagioli – African Art’s Contemporary Rites
I could talk about African art quoting names, ethnic groups, more or less known and explored zones because today, thanks to texts, witnesses, videos and photos, it seems possible, to whom may be interested in […]
Chuck Leddy – Divination Through the History of Dreaming
After Trisha Coburn’s doctor told her she was in good health, Coburn said she had a dream (O Magazine) in which a disembodied voice told her to “look deeper.” Fearful, the 46-year-old Coburn returned to her doctor […]