Writings by Suzanne B. Stryker
Art as Medicine
Often, the result of my process painting is abstract artwork, which, if you judge the book by its cover, would not be considered beautiful. But hear me out. I think of my artwork like people. By common standards, only a few young people are considered gorgeous. You need to look deeper to see the beauty in the rest of us...
Healings to Help with Surgery and Drugs, April 30 Deadline and New Wild Paintings
I made a new recording to support those who need to have surgery or take any type of herbal medicine or drugs. It contains relevant healings and important tips to maximize positive results, minimize side effects and tap into the innate healing powers of your body and the universe. Listen to this recording before surgery so that all involved are operating from the highest level...
The Portable Sanctuary, the Beginning of Creation, New Paintings and 10 Healing Gifts
Finally! I was able to find words to describe some of the unusual and abstract experiences that I have been promising for a while to write for you. To go along with that theme, I created new abstract paintings for you to enjoy.
Family Sacrifices and Transformations, Part 3
This blog reveals my mother's secret for coping with displacement and war, along with several pictures of my artwork for you to enjoy...
Family Sacrifices and Transformations, Part 2
The good news this season is that along with increased negative forces in our world today, there is also an increase in positive forces. This provides an opportunity to cultivate inner peace and make a real contribution to global harmony...
Family Sacrifices and Transformations, Part 1
Conflicts and wars produce trauma. Everyone has relatives who lived during the Second World War, during which approximately three percent of the world's population perished and untold numbers were wounded, displaced and traumatized. I am bringing all this up because current global conflicts demand that we heal these blocks for inner and outer peace...
Five Miracles
My mother was crying. She had always wanted to have children. But a New York specialist had just informed her that she was at risk for life-threatening pregnancy complications, in the unlikely event that she ever got pregnant...
The Difference between Heaven and Hell
I discovered that in the folklore of several cultures, the Golden Rule is taught by the parable of the long spoons. Versions of this parable are found in Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity and other traditions...
The Golden Rule
Since I first heard about the Golden Rule, it has often popped up in my awareness, like a sweet guardian angel to help guide me. I got into the habit of putting myself in other people's shoes. I soon found out that this is a great way to open the heart and experience greater understanding, appreciation, harmony and love...
My Last Conversation with Maharishi, Part 4 of 4
In my previous blog post, I shared the third part of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi's response to the last experience I told him. In this final part, Maharishi referred to Jane Taylor's popular lullaby, Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star. This is why some people call me "Twinkle" or "Little Star"...
My Last Conversation with Maharishi, Part 3 of 4
In my May blog post, I shared the second part of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi's response to the last experience I told him. By now, you understand why Maharishi referred to me as "The Veda Lady." This blog post continues with unexpected statements from Maharishi about that experience...
My Last Conversation with Maharishi, Part 2 of 4
In my April blog post, I shared the experiences I told Maharishi Mahesh Yogi when we last spoke. This blog post has excerpts from Maharishi's unusual response to what I said...