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Recieved: 2001/12/09  03:18  
Subject: Re: [K-list] intro and EMDR/stained glass 
From: Mystress Angelique Serpent
  
On 2001/12/09  03:18, Mystress Angelique Serpent posted thus to the K-list: At 12:57 PM 08/12/01, Paul Perner wrote: 
>Mystress Angelique Serpent wrote: 
> 
> > ......................... Today I finished 
> > painting a room, put up a  wall paper border around the cieling with glow 
> > in the dark suns moons and stars on it and moved most of my bedroom 
> > furniture in. ...................... 
> 
>Something came to me recently. 
> 
>After all that we go through; phases of life, states of bliss, 
>agony and bliss again... after all the things we achieve and 
>the differences we make (good or not so good) in other 
>people's lives, the real pleasures lie in the simple things at home.
 
    Yes. For me, it is finding a new balance. I have spent most of the past  
few years, literally out of my body... travelling into other people and  
spiritual places to do my healing, teaching work. Home and body both were  
neglected. It was very good for me, in other ways... my growing curve. I  
turned to healing professionally, a year ago and I have finally gotten  
comfortable with it. I am also finding I need the balance that getting out  
more and doing art gives me. Transmuting karma junk into beauty. Getting  
away from this desk..
 
    After spending all week rearranging my house, I finished the week doing  
a genital torture demonstration with 3 models for an audience of 50+ people  
on Friday night. I am told there has not been one in this city since the  
last time I did one, 4+  years ago. It was really fun! 
    I have been more active in the local fetish community the last few  
weeks, for the first time since I became a hermit in 1997... and I am  
discovering I have a wonderful reputation. I have been missed! It is very  
nice.
 
>My own place is also full of stars, suns, moons and all 
>kinds of artwork. Some of it I made myself, but I enjoy 
>bopping around to shops and garage sales looking for 
>bits of things I can put together.
 
    Yes... I like that. Finding old stuff and re-using it in a new way to  
express my own style. I consider "reduce, re-use, recycle" to be an art  
challenge.
 
> > ................... I was a stained glass artist... back in 1989. I have a 
> > crate of a large selection of exotic art glass so beautiful the colors make 
> > your mouth water, in my basement. I have not touched it in more than ten 
> > years. 
> 
>It would be nice if you could photograph some so we can allsee them, but 
>needless to say, a picture can't do justice to the 
>real thing.... seeing sunlight illuminate colored glass.
 
    No, it can never capture it. 
    I had one of my first spiritual experiences in a church in many years,  
looking at the Chagall windows in Mainz, Germany. I don't know what  
happened to the time I spent there... I fell into them and my companion  
said I was "gone" for quite a while. He brought me out of it because the  
church was closing.
 
    I don't have many photographs of my own work.. but I have uploaded one  
into a new photo archive at the yahoogroups website. It was one of the last  
pieces I did .. and had 3000 postcards made out of, before I realized that  
spending all my days alone in my basement doing glass was not good for my  
mental health, and was never likely to earn me a liveable income.  Worried  
friends were stopping by to drag me out to get some air.
 
   I still have the postcards, too. They are all that remains of the  
window, itself... besides the leftover glass. So, perhaps the photo does  
capture it, after all. These things can last 1000 years, but the bubblehead  
woman who I made if for had lost the hair salon it was made for, and the  
head panel of the window itself,  within two years. The window was the sign  
for her salon, 8 1/2 feet wide, and months of work. Bloody work, because  
the fire colored glass had ripples on the back that broke to razor edges  
like a serrated blade.
 
   Perhaps I will make a collage of the postcards... a kind of memorial to  
the window itself, and to the mess that was that time of my life. To the  
insecure artist who died so I could be born.
 
http://photos.groups.yahoo.com/group/kundalini-gateway/vwp?.dir=/Member+Art&.src=gr&.dnm=ravwin.jpg&.view=t&.done=http%3a//photos.groups.yahoo.com/group/kundalini-gateway/lst%3f%26.dir=/Member%2bArt%26.src=gr%26.view=t
 >Do I see a second source of income for you in my crystal ball?
 
    <shrug> Maybe... but I am not putting that kind of pressure on myself.  
Been there, done that... I will create them for my own pleasure, and what  
happens to them after, will be as Goddess Wills. The art is in the doing. I  
may give some as gifts.. tis the season... if they get done in time. 
    Mostly I am making them because there is some energy that wants to take  
form in this way... Like the one I am seeing in my mind's eye right now. A  
roughly faceted jewel, like a pirates lost treasure buried in sand, brought  
to light by a ripple of tide flowing over it into a small pool... except  
the the jewel is the size of your head. 
An artist is a slave to their muse, eh? 
Blessings.. 
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