Comments for Dr Lisa Longworth's Weblog

Comment on International Women’s Day at USD’s Peace and Justice Institute by Kimberly

Kimberly — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 07:01:13 +0000

Hello,
I have died before. The experience never leaves my mind. Is there a way to share stories, communicate or do you have any ideas? I live in Spokane Washington and I am a full time student. I am in a very spiritually diverse hospice group that councels veterans.
Kimberly

Comment on Cocooning by cass

cass — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 15:46:52 +0000

Working on an image of myself in my safe place, a cocoon I spin of golden ribbon and God fills with a warm rosy light and love where I can never be hurt. Strange to see almost the same image. I am being transformed by the death of my 24 yr old son last fall. becoming less ego, more light.

Comment on Lisa’s 3-Year Global Adventure by K[reaper]

K[reaper] — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 15:39:06 +0000

That`s awesome! Thank you!

Comment on Winter “Kissing” Fall by LR

LR — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 05:56:54 +0000

Thanks for creating and sharing such evocative art. I can appreciate why Kiss Bliss iss a favorite. It would be for me. One cannot tell the kissers from the kiss. It’s as though one tastes the grape in the wine and the wine in the grape. In the intimate glimpse of a caress, one begins to feel your “altared” state of bliss. The loving refulgence of a kiss resonates beyond space and time into a moment that becomes momentous. Imagine what it must feel to kiss in a nourishing niche surrounded by Kiss Bliss. Imagine . . .

Comment on Reflecting Beads, Cultures and my Creative Process by Fran Calvert

Fran Calvert — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 17:31:22 +0000

Hi Lisa:
I have perused your site and am inspired by your work. It is truly a beacon of light that bespeaks the journey of a genuinely creative mind and heart — thank you!
Fran

Comment on Love Your Own “Soft Animal” by Pat Allen

Pat Allen — Thu, 20 Sep 2007 20:49:58 +0000

Hi Lisa,
This was a timely message for me today. I was working on a small painting and noticed I was rushing. Rushing while painting? I stopped and could feel the press of errands to be done waiting for me, my desire to understand the issue that prompted the painting, vague thoughts swirling about a piece I want to write…the head bearing down on me with multiple agendas. I found my way into my body, which said “lie down, let go, rest”. So I did. Then I came and read your blog, what an affirmation, thank you!

Comment on Circulating Water by Cathy Callier

Cathy Callier — Tue, 18 Sep 2007 15:06:36 +0000

Lisa
As I read your words this morning I felt emotion run throughout my body starting from my head down to my toes
Cathy

Comment on Beauty, my Friend by Rod O'Connor

Rod O'Connor — Fri, 14 Sep 2007 15:23:39 +0000

It’s been said that ‘beauty is in the eye of the beholder’.
That phrase came to me after reading Lisa’s “Beauty, My Friend” entry today. “Yesterday, I saw her face” she shared towards the end as she savored the significance of the red flower that awaited her gaze and presence at the zoo. To Lisa’s lovely reflections pollinated by her time with the red zoo flower I would add this: when so touched by Nature’s myriad displays, follow that by taking time to shift your gaze to the nearest mirror, glass or human, and prepare to receive yet another moment of grace– your precious soul reflected back through your own iris. Keep gazing and you’ll see nature’s entire universe through the bloom of your mirrored presence– matching, no surpassing, the beauty of red blossoms that cross our path in Nature’s outer world. Do take all the time you need until you see what is there. Georgia O’Keeffe’s says we haven’t time to see beauty– oh? That’s a choice. i am beginning to choose differently and take more time to balance, as Lisa says, the life’s linear work with unfettered time in nature. i believe that real beauty is simply everythere– out there……and in here. Thank you very much, Lisa, for today’s inspiration.
Namaste’ Rod O’Connor

Comment on Radiance in Rancho Santa Fe by Your sister in peace and joy

Your sister in peace and joy — Thu, 13 Sep 2007 02:52:06 +0000

Oh how I wish I had your gift of writing. You express in so few words a full of wonder experience that I too am experiencing. I seem to be sharing (a la Karen) what you are writing about and know each day more fully the awareness of our Oneness and Radiance. All minds are joined. No doubt our synergy is spreading as we awaken.

Comment on Radiance in Rancho Santa Fe by Rod O'Connor

Rod O'Connor — Mon, 10 Sep 2007 22:54:01 +0000

“Tsunami of the Soul”– Yes, I so relate to what you shared.
Thank you, Lisa, for reflections on your September 9th Art Festival experience. I understand how you appreciated recognition and purchases by art patrons yet appreciated even more being connected to the radiant spirit of those who passed by and were simply present with you, if only for a few moments. I truly understand. Also, thank you for reminding me of one of my favorite poet/philosophers, Rumi: “Let yourself be silently drawn towards the stronger pull of what you truly love”. Oh yes. Namaste’, Rod O’C