Spring 1999
Issue 9

 Leaving Home: Playing and Taboo
by Ness Mountain

The Dragoons of Cultural Fantasy
by William Benz

Son of Man: The Mystical Path to Christ - An Interview with Andrew Harvey
by Peter Moore

Is It Possible To Teach Peace?
by Sebastian De Assis, PhD

Dreams of Kindness, Love & Grace
by Carolyn Berry

We Become What We Hate: Gazing into the Abyss of the Death Penalty
by Dennis Godby

Fathering as a Spiritual Practice
by Craig Scott Weiss

Bikes and Nudes: Portrait of a Nomadic Photographer
by Julia Selwyn

Starry Eyed
by Spyrit

Cover Art & Artist

“My art and creativity are a celebration of life! I love it when people describe my work as ‘happy, playful, powerful, brave, insightful and beautiful”—because that is how I feel when I am creating. I am so clear that creativity is what all people need to be experiencing in their lives . . . as said by the poet Rumi: Let the beauty we love be what we do.

“I deeply believe the creative process is a healing tool. As a Christian and a Feminist, my art also focuses on the healing of women and their families and is one of the ways I worship and rejoice in the Creator.”

Shiloh McCloud has her own gallery, A Color of Woman, in Port Townsend, Washington. and is publisher of "Color of Woman, A Coloring Book and Journal." To connect with Shiloh and her gallery, call 1-888-385-6866