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    Epiphanies: Energy Flow Poetry
    Epiphanies: Energy Flow Poetry
    Epiphanies: Energy Flow Poetry
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    Epiphanies: Energy Flow Poetry

    By Adrian Ravarour

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    Epiphanies: Energy Flow Poetry is a collection of Ravarours selected poetic works from 1970 to 2004, and represents a direct application of his Energy Flow system to the medium of poetry. The poems function as portals into our intimate, unified consciousness, and as a lens into nature and its multidimensional planes of vibration and being. They portray energy networks and vortices where energies interact, and are evocative of greater spiritual dimensions as drawn from Ravarours practice of his own Energy Meditation exercises. Ravarour has also published Lightforms: Energy Flow Photography; and, Keys to Spiritual Being: Energy Meditation and Synchronization Exercises, designed to spiritualize the individual and draw deeper connections between mates.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateJun 11, 2008
    ISBN9781465324733
    Epiphanies: Energy Flow Poetry
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    Adrian Ravarour

    Ravarour is a Fine Art Photographer. He began making photographs in 1957. Ravarour utilizes his 1968 Energy Flow System of the Arts as the framework to create photography and other forms of art. Ravarour received a doctorate in 1985 for developing this theory that he has used throughout the decades to make art in multiple genres. These genres include dance, painting, photography, poetry, and video. For more than a decade he was recognized as a prominent Video-Cinematographer for dance. Since 2003 Ravarour has expressly focused upon Energy Flow Photography and Fine Art Photography as his primary art form.

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