Down The Monster Hole (Don't be afraid I am only a child)

Author’s Note

A child's journey through a fictional maze full of wonders and challenges turns into a mind-expanding search for meaning.

It is a story about Tom, a runaway boy who clashed with a gang of wicked clocks and lost his way and sense of time.  After wandering around and making new friends, Tom finds himself alone in a cemetery for machines. There, amid the junk of the mechanical remains, he discovers the hidden kingdom of monsters and puzzles. Clues to the answer for his quest appear as he travels from adventure to adventure, from one challenge to another, until he meets Seven, a pretty flower-maiden, in a magical garden.

Seven and her flowery maidens cheer Tom up with their early morning ceremony of chant in motion, and brighten his journey with a spark of enlightenment and advice. And at the end of the maze, he finds out that what he imagined to be the “King of All Monsters” is none other than someone who represents law and order. Tom also realizes that if one wishes to find his way through this “Law and Order” maze, he must first master his own skills of self-discipline. This realization helps him to find his way to a familiar world and his path back home.

PARADIGM SHIFT and other poems by Carmela Tal Baron

SPOKEN WORD  ART  and MUSICAL CD

A musical interpretation reflecting an artistic voyage

across cultures: A bridge between islands and tongues

24 Poems by Carmela Tal Baron with Musical interpretation Composed by Jazz pianist John di Martino  

 

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The poem Jonah of the Iron Age is no 12 on the CD

 

 

 

                                                                                                                          

Morning Offering / 55 poems/ published by Carmel Jerusalem

The Song Saturday Morning is the first song on the Cd NOT A CRASH LANDING 

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The poem in to song “ The Bed Is Your Throne” is song no 7 of Rainbow Ride

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The Limbs of the Room included in Paradigm Shift and Other Poems by Carmela Tal Baron 

השיר ״אברי החדר״ עתון הארץ מדור גלריה אוקטובר                                                                                                                        2015 

The poem into song Tea Ceremony is the last song on the CD Rainbow Ride 

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Boker matanah: 55 shirim (Hebrew Edition): Carmela Tal-Baron: 9789654071659: Amazon.com: Books

 

"From this Yom Kippur day till the next" 1972

          Carmela Tal Baron

           FROM THIS DAY OF ATONEMENT TILL THE NEXT

 

            FROM THIS DAY OF ATONEMENT

TILL THE NEXT DAY OF ATONEMENT, BLESSED BE

WE WILL SURELY KNOW FAMINE,

FEEL THE PAIN OF WEARILY RIPE FRUIT,

AND NO LONGER BE

INNOCENT IN OUR HASTY HUNGER

ON THIS DAY OF ATONEMENT I AM RENOUNCING

I AM RENOUNCING WHAT I ADMIT

TO EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR - I AM RENOUNCING

WHAT IS DEARER TO ME THAN MY LIFE

I AM RENOUNCING SO THAT I WILL BE ABLE TO GET

TO THE NEXT DAY OF ATONEMENT

AND PERHAPS TO LOVE 

 

1971 Translated by Yigal Shenkman 

 

                    

 

 

 


 

 

מיום כפורים זה עד יום כפורים הבא - Carmela Tal-Baron - Google Books 

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ELEPHANTASY

 

A SEQUENCE OF DRAWINGS BY CARMELA TAL BARON WITH VERBAL-ILUSTRATION BY DAVID AVIDAN 

                          First Edition Hebrew published by THE THIRTIETH CENTURY Tel Aviv -London

                          Second Edition Hebrew - English (translation) Harvest Moon / New York City 2003

 

 

                             

   
   

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

Paradigm Shift and the Creative Process

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

L'Art Visionnaire By Michel Random

Art book * French * L’Art Visionnaire by Michel Random

* Published by Philippe Lebaud Paris 1991

 

 

Drinking Lightning by Philip Rubinov-Jacobson

Foreword by Ken Wilber

Preface by Ernest Fuchs

S H A M B H A L A Boston 2000

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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