MetaCreative Magazine Fall 2007

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Chris Dyer- Positive Creations

Chris Dyer is a human striving or the better in himsel and humanity.He is a soul on a quest or new consciousnesses through meditation,

physical traveling and natural drug experimentations. A medium o the Most High who opens his vessel and tries to let go o the tempo-rary ego and complications o his mind. Chris is a true soul skater,despite all the bails.

Chris Dyer grew up in Lima, Peru till the age o 17 where he engagedin such activities as surfng, banana-board skateboarding, and soccer

anatism (with his ex-street gang, SepUlcro). He now lives in Montrealwhere he continues his journey to sel -realize, on a more peace ul vibe.


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Nina and Joslyn Lyons: Mother and Daughter, Creative Force o Natu

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NINA LYONS - Mother

Although in uenced by the Cali-ornia school o Funk ceram-

ic sculpture, Nina Lyons work, which has an unpretentious spon-taneity, is at the same time insight-

ul, contemplative and ocused.Nina Lyons uses images o chairs,

vessels, ladders and the emale ormin her painting and sculpture. Herdrawings utilize the richness o earthtones, and when done on her sculp-ture as on paper, they have a won-der ully expressive textural quality.One looks and gets a eeling o si-

lence and timelessness, and even asense that these images are detached

rom the ground they rest upon, writes poet Wendy Jeanne Burcho the artists work. It is an under-standing I believe Lyons hersel pos-sesses, o an ever changing, restlesshuman condition, coming to rest as

a moth comes to a light, temporarilyin a li e made o dreams and ghosts.

She has participated in severalgroup exhibitions including showsat the San Francisco Museum o Modern Art Rental Gallery, at theOakland Museum Collectors Gal-lery and at A New Lea Gallery.Her gurative sculpture and oun-

tains can be ound in private col-lections throughout Cali ornia. With this work Lyons continues a20 year exploration begun during her studies at the school, utillizing the richness o the earth tones and

drawing directly on the clay. Cturing the eel o cave paintingsdream images, her pieces are thou provoking, play ul and enga

My art is about the con uencedream, archeology, and memory the alchemy that emerges in this ctext, explains Lyons o her wBorn in Canada and raised in the Francisco Bay Area, Lyons earher Masters in Fine Arts at the C

ornia College o Arts and CraOakland. Her work is collected b


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Liliana Sanches

http://princess-o -shadows.deviantart.com

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Liliana Sanches

People come to me and o tenask what inspires me, and how Icreate such dark worlds and places.

I never really know what to sayexcept that I can spend hours look-ing at the horizon and just clean-ing my mind, my soul. I dont knowwhat Im thinking about or whatI am looking at but somehow andsomeway I can fnd mysel there..in the infnity.

Most people are very nice and kindto me, they comment on my worksand always draw a smile on my

ace when I realize I touched themand that they understand my eel-ings. I dont eel lonely anymore.

Others dont like my art, but that

doesnt get me worried. Theysay its too repetitive, empty andmeaningless. I dont care about it,all I know is that what I do helpsme to grow, its my therapy, some-thing I hold on to as precious. Theyask me to change my art, but tochange that I would to change allo my emotions, eelings and tears.

And apart rom that I have noth-ing.

http://princess-o -shadows.deviantart.com


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Dr. Jeanine provides li e coaching sessions to women rom all over the world via the telephone. The ultimate goal o hercoaching is to help women to actualize their lives. With loving support, Dr. Jeanines clients are able to trans orm and

transcend their challenges by developing their strength and spirit.

Dr. Jeanine has both a bachelors and masters degree in clinical social work and a doctorate in li e coaching. She hasnearly twenty years o experience in helping pro essions. The breadth o her career has incorporated many aspects o clinical work with children and adults in a wide variety o settings. She is no longer practicing psychotherapy as she now

coaches ull time. Dr. Jeanine is also a published author.

Additionally, Dr. Jeanine is a mother who enjoys all types o spirituality, traveling, amenco dancing, reading and

meditation.

www.simplydivinesolutions.com

[email protected]


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la Kritn

Pamela Kritner

WYnot De

Ive done so many things...

I have always been an artist,never entertained the idea o being anything else. I started asan apprentice or a well knowGeorgetown artist while still inhigh school. Jackie Chaulkeytook me under here wing a terI le t home as a teenager andI did production ceramics orher. I also was ortunate enoughto work in an auto paint shopcalled the Spider Web, where Idid custom work on motorcyclesand had one o my tanks in theWorld o Wheels. A Molly Hatch-et cover as I recall.

Soon a ter graduating highschool I took o on a ten year journey across the United Statesin a converted school bus thatwe turned into a motor home. Ispent those years learning othermediums and making a livingdoing lapidary, stained glass,

leather work, candles, lost waxcasting and working in theatreas a special e ects and make upartist.

Later a ter I had my son, I wenthome to take care o my olks tillthey passed away and decidedto go back to school. I earned anAssociates degree in graphic and

ing custom cars and motorcycletanks again... unny how li eseems to come ull circle.

I intend to do more antasypieces and have been asked todo more Native American de-signs and some landscapes o the local country side. So overthe winter I will concentrate onthose. I plan to go to Renais-sance estivals and see what Ican get into there... maybe lostwax casting in silver again.

It eel wonder ul to be back, likestarting li e over again resh andwith some understanding andknowledge o what Im doingthis time around.... Hope youenjoy.

www.wynotdesign.com

in [email protected]

web design that earned me ascholarship to go to the Univer-sity o Baltimore where I earneda B.S. in Communications, a B.A.in Psychology and later a MA inPublication Design.

I taught graphic design and ani-mation at the local CommunityCollege or a ew years and while

nishing grad school. Once com-pleted it was time to move back to where my heart was happy soI came to Wyoming.

Here I was nally able to begindoing the type o art I enjoy ormysel again. I was at a loss at

rst, it had been so long since Iddone anything I wanted to do.

My love or animals kicked in.. Ihad run a small rescue and os-tered animals or many years. SoI decided, why not show them asI see them and began what I dotoday.

I do wildli e, take photos o peoples pet and make portraitso them and o course I do theoccasional Sci- / antasy piece.

I continue to do stained glassand am dusting o the airbrushto star doing side work paint-

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LUMONICS

Lumonics is a light and sound sanctuary that came to be as aresult o a spiritual experience. Lumonics is...light sculptures that

illuminate the space, delight the eye and re the imagination...Lu-monics is...the per ormance - an explosive mixture o art, sound,light and motion that has the power to transport you through

time and space...

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Lumonics is located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida

www.lumonics.net

www.myspace.com/lumonics


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The two egos, sel divided yet in balance on a point, makeready the

positively charged soil o the spirit in the mind or the seedso

enlightenment to take root in its garden.

The serpent o the garden, Feng Shui, the dragon, thebreather o the

cosmos, in whose breath can be seen the devoured con-sciousness o

those the guardian has cast rom the path. Breathed back into

existence to beginning anew, oblivious to what had been,to

su er the journey o li e with the unawareness o pastexperience.

Jeremy Tucker

Executive Director

Rake Art Gallery

325 NW. 6th Ave.

Portland, Oregon 97209

http://rakeart.org

http://myspace.com/rakeart


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Julia Surbacontinued by Mystikka

Mystikka: What is the greatest adventure you have experi-enced as a result of your creative path thus far?

Julia: My 3 years of living in awild taiga-village in Siberiawithout internet, telephone,television, radio, money, or sometimes without electricity :)Mystikka: How can interestedreaders fnd your art andprojects online?

And of course Im on myspace

http://www.myspace.com/kuzhebar,and exactly because of that you caninterview now. Dear Mystikka founhere and invited me to give the intecool online magazine, which I reallThank you Mystikka and much sucproject!

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Julia: Just go to

www.pyrography-design.com and to the links given there.


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Indigo A Childrens Story By: Christine Jordan

CHAPTER ONE

Introducing IndigoEver elt special? Ever elt di erent? Ever elt like you didnt t in?

Well, thats how Indigo elt. She didnt like it at rst but then, when she began to understand more about li e and more

about her sel , she knew that it was just a wonder ul eeling to be di erent and special.Thats a strange name, children at school would say to her. Her answer was always the same .....

Do you think so? My mother called me that the day I was born. She said I had an indigo coloured aura.

The next question would always be the same ..

Whats an aura?

Indigo would smile and explain that an aura was a eld o energy surrounding the body.

We all have them. Its just that some people have a gi t to see the energy colors and my Mum has that gi t.

Then the reaction was usually one o two..

Cool. Can I come back to your house a ter school today?

Or

Youre weird. Thats just rubbish.

Usually, it was the second one.

Indigo didnt mind the weird reaction. She would smile sweetly and simply walk away, her willowy gure swaying likea reed in the wind. That really bugged them then. She didnt do it on purpose. That was just who she was. Going withthe ow o li e rather than struggling against it. An unusual child in many ways, she had the kind o personality that litup a room instantly. Her positive, happy presence turning negative vibrations to positive. For some, this was a sourceo irritation and jealousy but Indigo managed to rise above other peoples negativity. It really didnt bother her i otherchildren thought she was weird or di erent. Whilst they were desperately trying to be like each other, pestering theirpoor parents to have the latest ashion accessory, the latest trainer, the latest mobile phone or the entire set o what-ever. Indigo just got on with her li e. Dont get me wrong she wasnt a Nerd or a Chav. Anything but. Not one tobe a slave to current school trends she o ten wore unusual accessories not the kind that came rom Claires or Acces-sorize. Again, the question rom her school riends was always the same..

Where did you get that rom?

And again, her answer was always ..

From my Mum, shes an artist. She makes them. This was a special present, it represents my untapped potential.

Indigo would proudly show them the pendant that she always wore. It was made rom platinum and coiled into threespiraling circles. Her mother had told her that the symbol represented her dormant eminine energy and her potentialpsychic powers.

Whether they were rom the cool or weird group they would always take a closerinspection. And so, thats how things were or Indigo.

Until one day....

Christine Jordan was born in Yorkshire, UK She has one daughter named Fern who is theinspiration or the character o Indigo. Christine saw the light in 2005 ollowing a period o deep darkness in her li e. She was inspired to write this novel while visiting her lightworker

riend in Spain. She is now a ull time writer

www.myspace.com/indigoadventures www.indigoadventures.com

www.lulu.com/indigoadventures


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Internet Romances

By: Mystikka

Excerpted rom Chapter 13 o The Love Crisis Survival Guide.

Most o my clients are straight women, and that group is whom I will be addressing in terms o thegender re erences made throughout the ollowing article. However, i you are a straight male oryou are homosexual, the dynamics explained throughout this book may still apply, because love isuniversal.

In this day and age o a computer-oriented era, online relationships are as convenient as they are se-ductive. Interacting parties tend to eel sa e revealing certain areas o their lives to each other whenthey can hide behind the keyboard and shut o the equipment at any given time. There ore, a bondo intimate communication can be easily ormed between practical strangers in cyberspace.

Dating and networking websites are a breeding ground or antasy. The internet allows men andwomen to put their best oot orward and only showcase qualities that they wish or others to see. Itis impossible to understand how a person behaves in real time esh and blood based on their on-line persona.

Some men may seem very genuine, caring, and attentive during an instant messaging chat session,

but a ter they end the conversation with you they may turn around and say the same things to anumber o di erent women. You dont really know who he is, or sure, beyond what he chooses toshow you.

In atuation colored glasses can cause a person to dream up lot o excuses to keep the excitementalive in a romantic internet connection. Even when we are being selective and guarded, it is nave togive a man that we have only corresponded with online and by telephone the bene t o the doubtwhen it comes to his relationship integrity. Im not suggesting that you assume the worst about him;rather, I am asking you to assume nothing or certain.

When couples spend most o their time communicating online, the keyboard can create a com ortzone that not everyone wants to expand into a real li e arena. To treat your emotional investmentswith care, I would strongly suggest that you limit the amount o online chat time with a perceivedpotential partner to roughly ten minutes a day, three times a week. This sel -disciplinary strategy willhelp to keep you rom becoming too dependent on the chats or your emotional stimulation.

I you already are emotionally dependent on the online chats, limiting them is one o the rst ac-tions you can take that will help you to break that habit. I you are simply looking or a casual riend-

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Alexyss K Tylor

Stop by www.metacreativeradio.com to listen to Mystikkas two-part interview with the brilliant andlovely Alexyss. These episodes are sure to expand your mind and entertain you in the process!

Visit Alexyss K Tylors ofcial website at:

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Peace, love and abundant blessings,

Mystikka

MetaCreative Radio is proud to present an interview with the incom-parable and dynamic sacred sex expert, Alexyss K Tylor! Alexyss is anordained minister, author o Vagina Power, Penis Powerand SpermPower. She is the host o the controversial The Alexyss Tylor Show,which got its start on local cable access in Atlanta, GA. She has madewaves in her local community and all over the world via internet televi-sion and videos on youtube, myspace, and a variety o other sites as a

result o her bold, deep and bluntly spoken analysis o the power o thevagina, penis, sperm and spiritual sexuality.

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Welcome to the all issue o the (now quarterly) MetaCreative Magazine! We will be re-launching in January with a hot new issue in a new ormat. To stay in ormed, please sign

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Thanks to Pamster or designing the layout or this issue and to Lucky Lulu or designingthe cover!

Pamsters website:

http://wynotdesigns.com

Lucky Lulus website:

http://goatgirl1.deviantart.com/


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