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This Drawing is the second of four in the Monarch Butterfly series that was inspired by a dream where I thought I was outdoors but realized I was actually in a large domed space. A portal opened in the side of the dome, and I saw four Monarchs that were 3 feet in height. I took this dream as instruction to draw four drawings of birth, mid-life, dying, and a celebratory mandala of the other side of the veil. This third butterfly represents mid-life when the portal is closed so we can focus on our life in our physical body and commit to our experience as a person. It is said in the beginning the veil between the living and the deceased was so thin that living people became confused. The Gods saw this problem and created more boundary between the two.

I would love to hear from you, please feel free to message me. When I get closer to publishing my book I will be touring doing book reading, art slide show and Singing Medicine. If you have a group who would be interested let's start a conversation! Robin is a Visionary Artist, Author, Craniosacral Therapist, and does Singing Medicine with her husband John Utter. She lives in Olympia, WA. If you would like to learn more about my upcoming Memoir on my experience as a child of dying and coming back to life, please join my sign up list on my website www.RobinLandsong.com. I will give you excerpts of the book, notify about progress toward publishing, dates of public readings, live art showings where I narrate the story, and Singing...