There is a way to combine the best of natural and conventional healing in one center. We don't have to be solely eastern or western practitioners and patients. We can integrate the two and improve the health of our children and our family in a holistic way that treats each child and family unit as a unique and valued member of our practice community.
Tara runs programming for H.I.P. Studio in a spacious studio within the building. H.I.P. Studio provides therapeutic classes for meditation, yoga, grief counseling and various health and parenting education classes. Tara has been a patron of my artwork in the past and I am honored to have my artwork influence the soulful life and work of this lady.
This Mantra, called the Gayatri Mantra reads as follows (first in Sanskrit, then in English): Aum Bhur Bhuva Svah
Tat Savitur Varenyam
Bhargo Dhevasya Dhimahi
Dhiyo Yo Nhaha Prachodayat
On the absolute reality and it's planes,
On that finest spiritual light,
We meditate,
As remover of obstacles
That it may inspire and enlighten us.
The purpose of this artwork is to lend intention to a space and to express warmth beginning with deep hues of heat and lifting up to the yellow hues of sunny lightness. The lettering of the mantra is monochromatic (one derivative off its corresponding band of color) to increase the sense of rising warmth and lightness. The mantra is not so obvious as to be quickly read and forgotten. To read it requires a moment of looking and may lend a pause for meditation.
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| Thanks Christian! |
There are three Works of Intention. The other two are the Anusara Yoga Invocation and the 4 Dharma's of Ghampopa. Each of these, including the Gayatri Mantra are 7.5' x 7' and were originally installed side by side by side to fill a foyer, floor to ceiling, for a yoga studio in Denver.
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