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I am a poet, visual artist (ceramic sculpture, drawing and painting) and editor. My art and in some ways my poetry has become more surrealistic and in its way, Goddess oriented in philosophy (i.e., nurturing the planet and each other plus honoring the spirits and symbols from the unconscious, metaphysics etc.). I focus on exploring feelings and body language which I know for myself I might otherwise miss. The art of relationships is a passion of mine, between us humans and the creatures around us, as well as with the Earth itself. I find art to be very healing, and it is this fact that really drives me. I also enjoy sharing art, poetry, social and political philosophy, and an interest in ecology and nutrition/health with others. I have thus also created a progressive online magazine (Eos: The Creative Context) where like minded people can share their work.

• Gluten Free Carob Brownies

  By beagarth on April 11, 2008 • ( 2 )

  recipe by Bea Garth, copyright 2008 (Note: Steve Arntson convinced me I should post some of my better gluten free baking experiments. I can vouch that this one is really excellent. This treat tastes sinfully rich but is wheat free etc.,… Read More ›

• Third Beach

  By beagarth on April 8, 2008 • ( 0 )

  by Steve Arntsonfirst posted on Tribe.netYgg’s Horse discussion groupFebruary 20, 2008 Dunes dunes and contradictionsDunes of the Third Beach dunes in the rainIt is raining on a “Lawrence of Arabia” setThe place is inexplicably flooded Dunes and ducks familiar ducks… Read More ›

• House of Doors

  By beagarth on April 7, 2008 • ( 0 )

  by Steve Arntsonfirst published in Ygg’s Horse on Tribe.netFeb. 17, 2008 Note: Steve says–“This is a piece written after my first visit to Burning Man in 1996 – it is about an installation that was created using only doors…” The… Read More ›

• Our Mayan World

  By beagarth on April 7, 2008 • ( 1 )

  By Graeme Jones, copyright 2008First Posted on Tribe.netJan. 17, 2008 This is to offer some thoughts on the current American situation in the light of my recent readings on the Mayan calendar. It is popularly thought that the Mayan calendar… Read More ›

• Iapetus, interpreted

  By beagarth on April 1, 2008 • ( 0 )

  Note: this topic was originally postedJanuary 13, 2008 – 5:47 PMby Steve Arntson on Tribe.net Well, it’s a planet – or rather a moon of Saturn’s – it’s also a name for the father of Prometheus, the bringer of light… Read More ›

• Welcome to Eos: The Creative Context

  By beagarth on April 1, 2008 • ( 0 )

  by Bea Garth,copyright 2008 Hi, This is the first of many posts by me your host and possibly you and other participants. This is a place to share your creative works whether poetic, artistic, social/political thought, metaphysical explorations or healing… Read More ›