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Detail of moon1782 viewsGlass mosaic tiles
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Dragon's tail1781 viewsGlass mosaic tiles
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On the imminent birth of my daughter441 viewsAbout a week before my daughter was born, I woke up at 5 am with a sense of urgency, got up and wrote down this poem. I like the fact that it's open to all kinds of interpretation, from the idea of a genetic heritage spanning hundreds of thousands of years, to more mystical possibilities about reincarnation and rebirth.
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Untitled310 viewsAcrylic, Canvas and adhesive. Decoration for ritual space
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On My 44th Birthday257 viewsPoetic prose, musing on youth, middle age and beyond ...
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Ethical considerations for the use of ritual techniques in a therapeutic context246 viewsThis paper is the first ever - and long overdue - attempt by a psychologist to explore ethical issues pertaining to the widespread practice of using sacred ritual as part of a psychotherapeutic process.
I present the "Technical Approach" to ritual as an analytical tool, followed by a discussion of the ethical implications for ritual used in a psychotherapeutic process. After this discussion, I propose a series of best practice guidelines.
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On the 4 great realms246 viewsA poem linking the cardinal points to our basic psychology as perceivers. Used to introduce ceremonies and the symbolism of different parts of the ritual arena.
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On my growing son229 viewsWatching my son playing in the garden, thinking back to my parents watching me play, and thinking forwards ...
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People of the Earth223 viewsWith melody. Expressing the sentiment of common humanity using ancient chinese symbolism of the Earth representing our physical form, and the dragon representing our inspired soul.
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The Magic Songbird220 viewsAcrylic on Canvas with adhesive/Ink on Paper
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Curriculum Vitae217 viewsExhibitions, events, teaching experience, publications, blogs, community involvement, qualifications, employment history, grants and scholarships.
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The passing seasons213 viewsA fanciful love poem written between the earth and the sun, expressing the passing seasons as a divine romance. Used to introduce a midwinter celebration, and symbolically mark out the quarters of the ritual arena.
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