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March 5, 2021March 5, 2021 ~ Chelsea Lynn

Waning moon ramblings

Heart spilling forth

Expression unboxing

Dislodging emotion

Bubbles in overflow

Unbottled in time

To ether returned

From ether derived.

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From “The Lucky Ones,” available now in audio on Glamsient ✨ I wrote this piece in 2017 at Burning Man during the first “Meditation and Writing” workshop I hosted. During that time, the news coming out of Syria was particularly gruesome, and it was on my mind even in the city of art and melded with my experience. The piece was inspired by “Phuture Pasture” by David Suckling. I hope you enjoy it! Click the link in my bio to listen!

I’m excited to announce that my flower fawn, the Varanasi Sage, is heading to One Love Festival! It will actually be Varanasi Sage 2.0 with an updated pedestal, flag pole, and revised booklet. I’m looking forward to sharing my art and the Sage’s message with more people! (As a side note, I will be fully vaccinated, so I can safely attend this outdoor, Covid-precautions event.)

There’s nothing like sunrise at Burning Man! The rising sun always feels like a celebration out there ✨ I’m having so much fun writing festival stories that I decided to release “The Lucky Ones” with audio! “The Lucky Ones” was one of my first festival stories and found a place in my Varanasi Sage collection. You can listen to it on my blog; link is in the bio.

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From “The Lucky Ones,” available now in audio on Glamsient ✨ I wrote this piece in 2017 at Burning Man during the first “Meditation and Writing” workshop I hosted. During that time, the news coming out of Syria was particularly gruesome, and it was on my mind even in the city of art and melded with my experience. The piece was inspired by “Phuture Pasture” by David Suckling. I hope you enjoy it! Click the link in my bio to listen!

I’m excited to announce that my flower fawn, the Varanasi Sage, is heading to One Love Festival! It will actually be Varanasi Sage 2.0 with an updated pedestal, flag pole, and revised booklet. I’m looking forward to sharing my art and the Sage’s message with more people! (As a side note, I will be fully vaccinated, so I can safely attend this outdoor, Covid-precautions event.)

There’s nothing like sunrise at Burning Man! The rising sun always feels like a celebration out there ✨ I’m having so much fun writing festival stories that I decided to release “The Lucky Ones” with audio! “The Lucky Ones” was one of my first festival stories and found a place in my Varanasi Sage collection. You can listen to it on my blog; link is in the bio.

Little Arthur loves lupine!

“Waning Moon Ramblings.” I wrote this poem about using art as a healing release. Originally published on Glamsient. For more, click the link in my bio.

We are interconnected with all beings. If one link breaks, the whole web can collapse. Our precious insect relatives need our commitment for life to continue with vibrant diversity. A couple easy things you can do right now to help the bees is to choose organic produce and plant pollinator flowers. In the long-run, we need to ban bee-killing pesticides. As an ag-giant, California needs to make this happen.

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