About the Author Naomi Ruth Lowinsky
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In addition to The Sister from Below, Naomi Ruth Lowinsky is the author of The Motherline:
Every Woman's Journey to Find Her Female Roots and numerous prose essays,
many of which have been published in Psychological
Perspectives and The Jung Journal.
She has had poetry published in many literary magazines and anthologies, among
them After Shocks: The Poetry of
Recovery, Weber Studies, Rattle, Atlanta Review, Tiferet and Asheville Poetry Review. Her two poetry
collections, red clay is talking
(2000) and crimes of the dreamer
(2005) were published by Scarlet Tanager Books. She has been nominated for a
Pushcart Prize three times, and is the recent recipient of the first prize for poetry in the Obama Millennium competition, awarded for "Madelyn Dunham, Passing On" Naomi is a Jungian
analyst in private practice, poetry and fiction editor of Psychological Perspectives, and a grandmother many times over.
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 ALSO AVAILABLE FROM Naomi Ruth Lowinsky
The Motherline:
EVERY WOMAN'S JOURNEY TO FIND HER FEMALE ROOTS
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The Sister Speaks...
I am the source of the creative in you, in everyone.When you forget me, you feel dead inside, lost, out of touch with your center. I am the tree of life whose roots go down into childhood, into the realm of the ancestors, into the dream world, into the myths that shape you, into the secret power of the very language you use.
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Make a regular place for me.
Invoke me every day, every season.
Honor me and I will teach you the alchemy of words, how to find just the word that will heat up your image like a hot rock dropped into the pot.
Honor me and I will teach you
what men have forgotten,
the alchemy of the body,
our luminous organ of perception;
how only in the body, through body,
can light and spirit be transformed
into being, and into the world.
Let me know you, carnally,
and I will give you joy of the body,
words for the body, a sacred path.
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Know that I long for you as you have longed for me.
I am that spirit known only in the flesh.
Make a regular place for me in your life.
Light me aflame.
Do not forget me.
Do not forget me...
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The Sister from Below
WHEN THE MUSE GETS HER WAY
by Naomi Ruth Lowinsky
Naomi Lowinsky has given us a remarkable, fearless,
and full autobiography. Speaking in poetic, psychologically sensitive,
scholarly dialogues with her shape-shifting muse, she has created a new form .
. . This is a beautiful book to treasure and spread among worthy friends."
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