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18 comments:

  1. YogaforCynics1/15/10, 12:43 AM

    Hmmm...an image of disease? Or of energy? Or perhaps both?

    Or, maybe, I should stop my writer's tendency to put everything into words?

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  2. Carol Anne Strange 1/15/10, 6:05 AM

    Just dropped by Karin to send you love and brightness. x

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  3. Jasmine1/15/10, 7:11 AM

    This is stunning Karin. The dotted swirls reminds me of films that you see where posessing demons are expelled from the body and leave from the mouth like a swarm of insects or cloudy breath.

    I'm going to interpret this picture as if you mentally chanelling your energy to evict the cancer. Sending love.

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  4. Whitney-Anne Baker1/15/10, 7:43 AM

    Hmm, can't put it better than Jasmine. As always your colours and shapes are so strong and have such clarity. Just seen the blacka nd white doodling stuff you did, I like that a lot.

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  5. Caterina Giglio1/15/10, 9:44 AM

    The Green Mile comes to mind, the flies of dis ease fly out and healing overtakes the body to restore it to well being.... love heals..
    I send you love!!! xo

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  6. Karin Bartimole1/15/10, 10:15 AM

    Yes Jay, a bit of both. I feel like I've been being *fed* a whole lot - coming in the form of information (more than my brain can fully process); then there's the chemo, pain meds, glasses upon glasses of water, etc; and yes, bringing in healing energy, using guided imagery; receiving all the good vibes from everyone I know that cares for me - all with healing intent.
    Then there is the release, as Jasmine and Cat have suggested - the nausea, expelling of disease and guiding the toxic healer smoothly in through and out of my body...
    A process- painful, challenging, exhausting- perhaps like all healing processes!
    Thanks all, for your caring, loving thoughts.

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  7. Unknown1/15/10, 10:21 AM

    i love how you did play with colors

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  8. Renee1/15/10, 11:25 AM

    Oh Karin, seeing that come out of your mouth makes me want to gag.

    Love Renee xoxo

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  9. Linda Sue1/15/10, 11:51 AM

    As always your art just blows me away. I think of people with health challenges that have nothing but a television- no way to express themselves and their discomfort...You are so gifted and the fact that you still have enough energy to produce art amazes me. SO GOOD! Thank you.

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  10. ... Paige1/15/10, 1:30 PM

    yes expell the ill and inhale the well

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  11. Lucy Bartimole1/15/10, 8:00 PM

    "Or, maybe, I should stop my writer's tendency to put everything into words?"

    Nicely said, Dr. J.

    Karin, I've no words...other than I love you.

    L

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  12. ArtPropelled1/16/10, 4:50 AM

    Such a powerful painting, Karin. The chemo is doing its thing.If you are feeling awful imagine how bad the cancer is feeling. It is packing its bags and leaving the building!

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  13. Sharmon Davidson1/16/10, 9:23 AM

    The bright colors say, to me, life- the intensity of it, the energy going in and out...I visualize good energy in, bad energy (cancer) out!
    xoxo

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  14. Sharmon Davidson1/16/10, 9:24 AM

    p.s. The Medicine Buddha is that same color blue!

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  15. Liara Covert1/16/10, 1:25 PM

    This is a beautiful perspective that reminds everyone of the blue avatar within & cosmic consciousness.

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  16. Laura1/16/10, 4:17 PM

    I look at this Karin and what immediately arises in my mind is this simple mantra "I breathe out pain"..."I breathe in healing".

    May it be so.

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  17. katie1/16/10, 9:47 PM

    very powerful piece - a steady and strong presence, solid, your use of color, line, form, emotionally potent. truly, art heals on so many levels.

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  18. merci331/20/10, 10:34 PM

    the title of your blog says it all
    xoxo

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