Wise Women

Wise Women - 03.03.23

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Wise Women - 02.24.23

Her work is fluid, graceful and organic, yet bold. A deep appreciation for our earth and all of its beauty becomes abstract acrylic works on her canvas.
Jana was born and raised in Arizona back in the day where the backyard playground was the desert and summers were spent in the pool from morning until dusk. She has a true passion for this desert in which she grew up. Her passion she attributes to her father. He would point out the unique beauty of the desert foliage, the subtle desert colors, the precious animals that run wild and the beautiful land in which it all grows.
Jana would begin painting at the age of three, learning how to mix colors and applying them to a blank canvas. “I would stand next to my father, with my own canvas and paintbrush in hand, watching carefully how he held his brush and applied the paint layer after layer as it seemed to exaggerate the object which he was painting.” This would be her first art lesson.
She attended art classes in the elementary school years taught by Earl Linderman, artist and teacher. “I clearly remember having to draw a still life of lemons in a bowl and thinking I need to draw them just as I see them but what if that wasn’t right?” It turns out that her abstract view was “right” as that is how she, the artist, interpreted those lemons.
“I love to create & dream. I grew up in a creative family with my father as an artist and home designer, my mother an interior designer and wonderfully talented & artistic siblings.  With much gratitude to my parents,  my creative education began in my early years simply being surrounded by beauty in architecture & design.  As I became a parent myself, I loved sharing the creative world with my daughters. In 2007, I was ready to  share my own work and venture out as an artist.”
Jana’s desire to paint comes from a place of strength and peace. “I want people to feel a sense of serenity and beauty when they view my work. Movement is also very important to me. The reality that objects in nature are constantly moving and growing in a slow and subtle way has always intrigued me. I remember the desert as a little girl right before a rainstorm. Everything was still, peaceful, vibrant and the smell of creosote, intoxicating. Yet, even within the stillness there was a sense that everything in this vast desert was growing subtly in harmony just how God had intended.”
Jana creates on canvas using acrylic paint layering for richness and depth. Her art continues to evolve and she likes where her art takes her. “I get lost in my paintings way beyond the canvas.” She is inspired by artistic works of her father, the late William F. Tull, Georgia O’Keeffe, Joni Mitchell, Steve Perry, Milton Avery and her grandmother Elizabeth “Betty” Niemann. And, forever inspired by the love of her two beautiful daughters, Annie and Sarah!
Jana resides and creates in Scottsdale, AZ where the art scene is vibrant!  ”I have been blessed with a beautiful gift to enjoy and I want to honor that gift every time I pick up a paint brush and create.”

Wise Women - 02.17.23

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Wise Women - 02.03.23

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Wise Women - 01.27.23

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Wise Women - 01.20.23

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Wise Women - 01.06.23

Amber R. Wiltsie has been on a spiritual journey her entire lifetime. Born and raised in South Orange, New Jersey, she graduated with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Chemical Engineering from the New Jersey Institute of Technology in Newark, New Jersey. While attending college, she met the love of her life, and they were married in 1973. They spent the next 39 years traveling the world which included a seven-year residence in Saudi Arabia.
She attended Ramtha’s School of Enlightenment for 23 years and wrote and published her first book: Ramtha and Me, One Woman’s Journey in a School of Ancient Wisdom.
While raising her three children and two grandchildren, Amber earned three Bachelor of Arts Degrees: Women’s Studies, Writing and Self-Publishing Her Book, and Monastic Studies Walking as God from Evergreen State College, in Olympia, Washington.
After her husband’s untimely death in 2010, she traveled to India and was initiated in the Oneness Teachings of Bhagavan and Amma and became a facilitator for the Oneness Movement. She also studied with Drunvalo Melchizedek and became an Internationally Certified Teacher of Awakening the Illuminated Heart.
Amber is presently facilitating the seminar, Veilwalking: Waiting for the Download to Heal Your Grieving Heart. She teaches that the pain and sorrow of grief are connected to the false belief that communication with those you love has ended. Death is not a final process, but rather it is the doorway to a new experience for you and the ones you’ve lost. Our loved ones are alive and well and want to communicate and comfort us. She conducts workshops on how to:
· Become one with the Father/Mother/Child Principle
· Connect emotionally, mentally, spiritually, and physically with your loved ones on the other side
· How to recognize the signs that communication is available and strengthen the connection.
Follow Amber on Walkingtheveil @ YouTube and Walkingtheveil @ Instagram. Amber currently resides in Rainier, Washington.

Wise Women - 12.30.22

Dr Ann Consorte completed her degree in Zoology at the University of New Hampshire, following graduation she enrolled in New York Chiropractic College (NYCC) in September of 1984 and graduated in December of 1987. Having a deep passion and desire to run her own practice she opened the doors of Total Health Chiropractic in July of 1989 and never looked back. She opened the doors of Total Health Chiropractic in July of 1989 in Mineola NY and continued in a thriving practice until July of 2018. During those years she was actively involved in her community serving through the Kiwanis Club, Mineola Athletic Association, the NYChiropractic Council, and the Mineola Run Club. in 2018, She moved to Cottonwood Arizona and opened Inner Journey Chiropractic to serve in her community, she started Windows of Hope, and served as the Executive Director of the Arizona Association of Chiropractic. Presently she is living in Nacogdoches, Texas where she is Coaching other Chiropractors across the country as well as, giving nutritional and supplement consultations to patients across the country. She and her husband Jim are working toward having a community garden to educate the public on the hows and whys of organic gardening, to help remove the community from having to depend on the global claw. They see a need to create a self sustainable method of living, as the quantity and quality of the food supply is at stake.
Living the Chiropractic lifestyle in all aspects of her life has inspired her children to also become Chiropractors. Dr Ann's ability to walk the walk and talk the talk has led to her success at raising up a Chiropractic office where education is the primary component. Dr Ann's greatest passion is teaching people to live a healthy lifestyle with her ultimate goal of transforming Health Care from sickness and disease care to True Health Care in which the world heals from the inside out through adapting the Chiropractic lifestyle

Wise Women - 12.16.22

Paula Shaw (born July 17, 1941) is an American actress. A life member of the Actors Studio,[1] Shaw has portrayed characters in numerous films and on television (including a role as prostitute on Barney Miller, season three, "Quarantine", and season four, "Bugs"). She is perhaps most well known for portraying the character of Mrs. Pamela Voorhees in the Freddy vs. Jason movie. She lives in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
 
Paula has also been a pioneer in the human potential movement for over 40 tears.  She is the Creator of The Max workshop series at Eslyn Institute that helps facilitate change in the lives of those who seek to become more of who they were meant to be. 

Wise Women - 12.06.22

NATALIE WARREN
A lifelong paddler and river lover, Natalie was one of the first two women to paddle over 2,000 miles from Minneapolis to Hudson Bay. From Miami, FL, Natalie’s first overnight camping experience was a two-week canoe trip through the Boundary Waters Canoe Area in Northern Minnesota through YMCA Camp Menogyn. At Menogyn, Natalie canoed for 30-days in Wabakimi Provincial Park in Ontario and 50-days on the Kazan and Kunwak Inuit Heritage Rivers in Nunavut, Canada through the arctic tundra. She has since canoed the length of the Mississippi River and won first place in the Yukon River Quest in the women’s voyageur division, paddling 444 miles in fifty-three hours. A contributing writer to outdoor publications, she has worked with Bancroft Arnesen Explore, St. Croix River Association, and River Management Society, and she started a nonprofit to present urban rivers as natural, dynamic classrooms for youth. Natalie is currently a PhD candidate researching environmental communication at the University of Minnesota, where she studies the human-nature relationship and works with the publication Open Rivers: Rethinking Water, Place, and Community. She enjoys playing music with her husband under the band name QAWALA, growing more vegetables than she can eat, and paddling the Mississippi River during sunset. Natalie lives in Minneapolis with her husband, daughter, and dog.
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