In this painting the earth tones and enfolding wing shapes give rest and security to a figure gently held in the light of God. The womb-like, maternal form reflects the Biblical image of God who longs to gather us under Her wings.


Cards: Design #021


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Rahamin is the Hebrew word for compassion. The root word, raham, means womb. The healing mauve tones encircle darkness, in which a face is held in the compassionate and merciful hands of God. The face of God is hidden and unseen. The painful cry from within seems to echo the words of the psalmist, "When will I see the face of God?" A large tear flows from God's face to soften the darkness and mirrors a compassionate God whose tears mix with ours.


Cards: Design #024

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Ruah is a feminine Hebrew word meaning breath, wind, inspiration or spirit. This image portrays God as an older, wise woman who breathes spirit and life into a figure gently supported in her hands.




Cards: Design #022




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The image of white light represents the presence and energy of God, who enfolds the figure in Her mantled arms. In this unconditionally loving embrace, we rest as a child in the arms of her/his mother.




Cards: Design #022




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In this painting the inner child, the genuine, real self in each of us, knows oneness with God. Delightfully unhindered she runs freely, leaping into the Presence of God. There, at one with the Divine, she is most authentic, expressive and creative - truly the image and likeness of God.


Cards: Design #025
Prints: Design #PR-025 8" x 10"

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In her poem, "The Place of Splendor,"
Jessica Powers reflects on the journey to the
Sacred. She writes:

The smothered roar
of the eternities, their vast unrest
and infinite peace are deep
in your own breast...

Child, have none told you?
God is in your soul.

(This poem in its entirety is printed on the back of the card)

Cards: Design #022
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This painting is a reflection on the Wisdom face of God rooted deep within each of us.




Cards: Design #027
Prints: Design #PR-027 8" x 10"



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In her poem, "Garments of God," Jessica Powers pictures God as sitting on a chair of darkness and each of us at God's feet. She writes:

"I have this potent prayer through good or ill:
Here in the dark I clutch the garments of God."

(This poem in its entirety is printed on the back of the card)


Cards: Design #026

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