January-February 2012: TRANSFORMATION

ABOUT the COVER

Critical Journey
oil on canvas, 72 x 60 inches
by Barbara Fields-Timm
 
A road winds through a fractured landscape toward a horizon that holds the promise of a new frontier, dreams fulfilled, even transformation.
 
Barbara holds an MFA in painting and maintains a studio on her woods’ edge in rural Putnam County. She is a part-time professor of art at DePauw University and program coordinator for the Putnam County Public Library. She has taught in the state prison correction education program, and is the recipient of several Indiana Individual Artist Grants. Go to fieldstimm.com to see more of her work.
 
CONTENTS
These feature articles and poems are available in the print edition:
Sunlight and Shadow
In the darkness we find the light within.
JEANNE MELCHIOR
Whispering Gaia
A poem.
APRIL MANNING
Tofu Transformation
Try changing its texture in 2012.
CORRINE CARPENTER
The Necessity to Change
Life is a series of adjustments to find the right balance. 
RAYMOND GREINER
Transitioning into Transformation
We are participants in the evolution of consciousness.
ROSE MARY O’MALLEY
The Soul’s Metamorphosis
Dürckheim’s spiritual wisdom.
TED NOTTINGHAM
A Prayer for Survivors
A poem.
NORBERT KRAPF
Self-Transformation: Jung’s Red Book
Honoring the darkness within.
OLGA WITTEKIND
Transformation of the God Image
Understanding personal and collective upheaval.
EDWARD EDINGER
On the Web or in the Flesh?
Social media values transform our personal relationships.
JOHN SNETHEN
Making the Change
Keep moving to achieve a balanced energy field.
KEITH CHAON
Passion for the Unattainable
The breakdown is pointing to a breakthrough.
KELLEY KELSEY
5 Pivotal Predictions
Inspiration for global changes.
CINDA CRULL
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