I believe the ROOT of many of our problems stem from a lack of balance between the yin ("feminine") and the yang ("masculine") energies within each of us. Generally speaking, weakened yin energy results in a lack of action being rooted in deep compassion, empathy, reflection, intuition and inspiration. What I know is . . . participating in and creating art (especially in community), aids in strengthening the yin energy and our connection to the divine within.
Owner, AnGie Bennett
Owner, AnGie Bennett
Music and poetry are not only in my soul, but they are part of my ROOTS. My name is Angela Katherine Bennett, after my grandmother Katherine Larsen, an award-winning poet extraordinaire. I also take after my grandfather Larsen who was a singer and my grandmother Marge Bennett who was a musician.
I have spent my life acting, singing, improvising, writing/playing music and producing shows. I have also consciously taken paths of personal spiritual healing and transformation. At this point in my life, I consider myself a healing artist- one that aspires to facilitate transformation through art.
Music and poetry are not only in my soul, but they are part of my ROOTS. My name is Angela Katherine Bennett, after my grandmother Katherine Larsen, an award-winning poet extraordinaire. I also take after my grandfather Larsen who was a singer and my grandmother Marge Bennett who was a musician.
I have spent my life acting, singing, improvising, writing/playing music and producing shows. I have also consciously taken paths of personal spiritual healing and transformation. At this point in my life, I consider myself a healing artist- one that aspires to facilitate transformation through art.
"Dimensional"
As you are able, in the light,
To stand beneath the day-long sun
Knowing stars still in heavens wheel
Behind the dazzling blind of blue--
As you can look upon the tree
Spread-branched, roots wide and deep below
In secret darkeness, while you see
Only the trunk and greening crown--
So should the mind its fruit appraise
By what lies out of reach or sight;
For roots still nourish from beneath,
And worlds are there beyond the stars.
(Katherine F. Larsen)
