Watercolor Workshop

Wood, Robert E.

NELSON, MARY CARROLL

Watson-Guptill Publications

Briefly surveys the lives and careers of members of the Taos art colony, most of whom were trained in Europe, but who were drawn to the beauty and the Spanish and Indian heritage of New Mexico

The Legendary Artists of Taos

Biographies & Memoirs

Arts & Literature

Watson/Guptill

Profiles the lives, careers, and artistic techniques of Ben Konis, John Clymer, Gordon Snidow, and other painters, who specialize in portraits of life in the American West

Masters of Western Art

Arts & Photography

Watson-Guptill Pubns

Connecting: The Art of Beth Ames Swartz

UNKNO

A biography of a Pueblo Indian artist whose prize winning-work reflects the heritage of the American Indian.

Pablita Velarde

Dillon Pr

Biography of a Medal of Freedom winner who has spent her life improving the health and welfare of her fellow Navajos.

Annie Wauneka (The Story of an American Indian)

Children's Books

Dillon Press

A biography of the Oneida Indian who became head of the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

Robert Bennett (The Story of an American Indian)

History

Americas

Olympic Marketing Corp

When faced with life-changing events, sixteen artists and seers (whose stories I tell in ARTISTS OF THE SPIRIT, New Prophets in Art and Mysticism) reacted creatively and also altruistically to put their new insights at the service of others. They are models of highly aware persons who act as scouts for the rest of us. Their stories suggest that in the contemporary phase of human evolution, it is our creative imagination that continues to expand, leading us upward toward what Teilhard de Chardin called "the Omega point," where spirit will illuminate mind.

Artists of the Spirit: New Prophets in Art and Mysticism

Religion & Spirituality

New Age & Spirituality

Brotherhood of Life Books

A comprehensive guide to the teachings of Don Miguel Ruiz on overcoming fear In order to practice the Four Agreements, before we can achieve the Mastery of Love, we must move beyond fear. Fear is the source of all the negative agreements we’ve made with life, and it can alienate us from the joy that is our birthright. This comprehensive guide to the teachings of Don Miguel Ruiz includes the basic elements of Toltec wisdom and the spiritual practice that is the basis of the Four Agreements. Also included are exercises and ceremonies to walk readers through the process of shedding fear, judgment, and guilt; information on life after death, and prophecies about the evolution of humanity; and biographical information on don Miguel Ruiz and his training with his curandera mother, the famous healer, Mother Sarita. For those interested in the roots of his knowledge and his early work along the path to spiritual awakening and enlightenment, Beyond Fear provides the answers.

Beyond Fear: A Toltec Guide to Freedom & Joy: The Teachings of Don Miguel Ruiz - Journal Edition

RUIZ, DON MIGUEL

Council Oak Books

Since the late 1970s, crop circles have been appearing in grain fields all across the globe, but especially in Southern England. These large graphic designs are created through the contrast between the light-catching, flattened grain, swirled to the ground, and the darker grain left standing in the fields. The beauty of the art can be seen in its entirety from the air, and such space-filling, dynamic patterns are evidence that creative, intelligent CircleMakers are intentionally marking the Earth. But why they do it and who they are remain mysteries. In Crop Circles, Mary Nelson speculates on possible answers to these questions.
Nelson takes the view that crop circles are a new art form. The record of civilization can be read through a study of art history. Today, CircleMakers are using land as a canvas. She asks, what do crop circles reveal about our own period? Are these huge artworks alerting us to increase our awareness, to follow an elevated path, more spiritual and less material, more in harmony and less adversarial, more of a circle than a box, so that humanity can at last fulfill its evolutionary destiny instead of destroying itself?
In Crop Circles Nelson combines the viewpoint of an art historian with that of artist and seeker to probe the connection between the crop formations and developments in contemporary thought.
 There is also a special hardcover edition available with a linen slipcase and accompanied by original artwork by Mary Carroll Nelson.

Crop Circles: An Art of our Time

Individual Artists

SF Design, llc / FrescoBooks

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