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Miracle or Destiny? | The Nancy Who Drew — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 17:32:21 +0000

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Comment on Deep Paint by Nancy Wait

Nancy Wait — Thu, 01 Sep 2011 13:33:19 +0000

Thank you Lee and Steven. It is gratifying to hear. With drawing and painting the feelings expressed are more direct and honest, less filtered through the left-brain that wants to present a good appearance. It was a revelation for me to see how I saw myself in paint, so different from the smiling confident self in photographs! From the beginning paint has been like a truth serum, keeping me real.
And yes you are right about removing those veils. Exposing the inner being, the subtle realities, a world within just as vital and real as the one without — which gives it meaning.
With appreciation and love ~

Comment on Deep Paint by Lee & Steven Hager

Lee & Steven Hager — Thu, 01 Sep 2011 03:46:09 +0000

Hi Nancy,
Your self-portraits, and the way you connect them to important turning points in your life, is fascinating. I’ve always found self-portraits intriguing because they often represent ideas the artist many not yet be aware of. Sort of like the Self subtlety communicating with the self. Authentic art always call on the artist for an exceptional courage; one must be willing to remove the veils not only for the public, but more importantly for ourselves. We’re grateful to witness your unfolding in paint and the written and spoken word.
Warm love,
Lee & Steven

Comment on I Made it All Come Right in the End by Lee & Steven Hager

Lee & Steven Hager — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 16:30:04 +0000

Nancy,
A lovely blog post. You point out so well that when we know who we truly are, the things that are done by the body and personality really don’t matter. We realize we’re actually the observer who is untouched by the drama, or comedy, the body plays out. What a relief to know there are no score keepers and the game is meaningless except for what we can learn. Thank you for telling your story so others can learn.
Love,
Lee & Steven

Comment on Deep Paint by Norma

Norma — Mon, 27 Jun 2011 15:35:00 +0000

Thank you Nancy, for your life and work. I loved your painting shared with us on the Seed Groups, is it The Awakening? Humans dancing in the earth, reaching not for the stars, but for the trees! Glorious colors and riotous feeling, for me. Did you also do the Radio Work for the Flowering of The Seeds? My daughter is an artist, well. . we are a family of makers and doers in terms of crafts, arts, music and workcrafts. . .so I am sharing your memoirs website with her. She will enjoy as much as I. May you always Walk in Beauty, in Love, Light and Life! Norma Wallace Pirie

Comment on Stepping Softly Into Voice by Nancy Wait

Nancy Wait — Sat, 25 Jun 2011 14:03:04 +0000

Thank you Louise! Thank you Mia!
Yes, Mia, I have come a long way — out of desperation! It’s only by taking the next step, just the thing that is in front of us now, at this moment, the next step, a little step, maybe even a baby-step… just doing the next thing, going forward, not falling back into our old fears or our new fears. Love is that positive magnetic force that pulls us forward. Fear is a negative charge that holds us back. And what’s the Law of Attraction if it’s not the force that propels us forward towards our next best thing, our true selves, our destiny. Ah, being attracted to our destiny…irrevocably, unavoidably, and purposefully ~~~~
Oh my, oh Mia ~ you’ve inspired me this morning

Comment on Stepping Softly Into Voice by Mia Caruso

Mia Caruso — Sat, 25 Jun 2011 12:48:54 +0000

What a wonderful visual to go along with an inspiring story of transformation! It gives me chills to think about how far you have come. A beautiful testimony to the power of finding the small still voice of Spirit within, and letting it lead you to your Soul’s expression. And now you are living it and touching others! Bravo! Love, Mia

Comment on Stepping Softly Into Voice by Louise Oliver

Louise Oliver — Sat, 25 Jun 2011 12:48:02 +0000

Thank you, Nancy – such a lot of beauty!

Comment on Stepping Softly Into Voice by Nancy Wait

Nancy Wait — Fri, 24 Jun 2011 18:23:18 +0000

Thank you Rebecca ~~ I am cheered on, as they say

Comment on Stepping Softly Into Voice by Rebecca Penkett

Rebecca Penkett — Fri, 24 Jun 2011 18:09:55 +0000

This is a wonderful and clear telling of your story Nancy.
Rebecca