Flower Mandalas

An apology, a request, and a promise...

Monday September 7, 2009

To those of you who are still out there, listening, I owe an apology. I have been preoccupied with creating a new website, and with a plethora of health issues, and although numerous blog ideas have occurred to me, I have not put virtual pen to virtual paper. (That's the apology.)

(This is the request.) Creating a website turns to be no small effort. I have wanted for some time to combine my work in photography, digital art, and psychotherapy onto one site, and this (davidbookbinder.com) is the result. I'd very much appreciate comments on the site, either by e-mail or as comments to this post.

(And now here's the promise.) I'm taking a brief vacation from cyberspace activities. When I resume, I vow to also resume posting images and ideas here, and I also invite anyone interested in guest blogging to get in touch with me. The areas of art, healing, transformation, and mandalas take in a lot, and I'm open. I'm also open to topics to blog about. Some ideas I'm thinking about include the language of caring, my recent creation of a personal Board of Advisors, resiliance in relationships, and ways to create mini-vacations -- a minute, an hour, a day -- to better handle the stressors of our lives.

More anon (really!),
- David
David J. Bookbinder, LMHC

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September 8, 2009 9:18 AM

David, We've communicated on and off for the past few years. I've been meaning to write for over a month, but I've been busy with the same goals as you. I just want you to know that there are many people who share your beliefs, in the hope and healing power of art. You and I seem to walking the same (parralel) path, same goals and destination. We'll know when we get there.
Meanwhile, I wish you luck, perserverance and the strength to Carry On. Keep Truckin Kevin

Kristen Herrington
September 8, 2009 2:45 PM

ah, David, i love the new site! it's clean, elegant and informative ~ and, bonus, your gorgeous work is there! what's not to love!?!

please take good care of yourself. we miss you and are all looking forward to your more active presence on the site.

namaste,
Kristen

Jeanette
September 13, 2009 10:35 PM
http://www.artist-path.blogspot.com

Dear David,
I understand completely. And I was just wondering recently how you were doing. I will check the site and give my comments on it later. Namaste, Jeanette

Ravindranath
November 11, 2009 8:47 AM

Mr.David, Sir,
I am glad to know about your good intentions to serve the humanity. Myself being an advanced certified 'pranic' healer and alternative healing therapist, wish you every success..shall comment on your site at a later date.
With regards,
Ravindranath

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Welcome to the Flower Mandalas blog!

I am a psychotherapist, photographer, digital artist, and writer living near Boston, Massachusetts. As a therapist, I work primarily with artists, children and families, and people with addictive behaviors. Like Carl Jung, one of the fathers of modern psychology, I believe art can be a pathway to the essential Self and foster personal and global transformation.

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- David
David J. Bookbinder, LMHC

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