We are back from Thanksgiving break and here to bring you the B/SIDE of THE MOTHERSHIP: VOLUME 2.
In this year’s audio collection, we wanted to explore art and creativity as one of the healing forces in mothering/motherhood. It is a return to and the attuning of a mother’s intuition. When in practice and in ritual, the process of making art and creating something tangible - whether painted, written, performed - serves as a tool to reawaken the sensual and mysterious parts of us, of you. And when you’re tapped out, touched out, and burned out, this is the medicine that can bring you back to yourself and that inner knowing.
Sarah Irani is an artist and mother. Her books on THE PARADISE REALM combine poetry, photography, paintings, nature, desire, ancestral transmissions, child-like innocence and journal prompts in an interactive 3-part series. Her self-portraits are particularly stunning in her natural habitat in natural form.
Sarah Irani’s “A Place for the Women Grow” offers us a taste of The Paradise Realm, where women restore order to a land that has been ravaged. In their alignment with nature, boundless in freedom, they bring beauty back to Mother Earth. Irani’s poetry is visceral and real: playing on our ability to dream up a heavenly place even when it feels like darkness is all around us.
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“This land it has been ravaged / A wounded gash of dirt, bulldozed.”
“But with her sisters, she’s conspiring / Something planted, mended, cured.”
“And with beauty come the women / For this is what the women know.”
About Sarah Irani
Sarah is a mom to a teenager, a modern mystic who moves through the workaday world with a primal perspective, bringing her erotic depths up to the surface in order to play with the true expression of her soul. She works for a publishing company of spiritual books, while also self-publishing books of her own writing, art, and poetry. Find her books and the Paradise Realm online guided journey.
Find her @kalishanti
Explore paradiserealm.org
Credits
Created and produced by Amy Keller and Jeana Donovan
Edited by Jeana Donovan and Amy Keller
Cover art and design by Jeana Donovan
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