Of Earth and Sky is a two-person exhibit by Stephen Linsteadt and Cindy Rinne at the Claremont Community Foundation. The exhibit is an exploration of the Jungian notion that our outer world is a reflection of our inner state. The intention of Stephen Linsteadts’ paintings is to stimulate conversation and awareness to a deeper inner connection…
[First published in Seattle Awakenings] Author and speaker Stephen Linsteadt has announced a weekend Healing Circle in Seattle August 27-28, 2016. The workshop will introduce Scalar Heart Connection as a powerful healing modality in conjunction with Family Constellations. According to Linsteadt, our negative mind-brain conditioning is often deeply rooted in ancestral patterns stemming from unresolved…
The Heart of the Hero, by Stephen Linsteadt, shows readers how to ask their heart for guidance during periods of emotional unrest and uncertainty. It is based on sacred geometry and the heart’s connection to number as the pervasive language of the heart. In addition to being a practical self-help tool, this book examines the…
Announcing the release of “The Beauty of Curved Space” by Glass Lyre Press: AVAILABLE: Amazon Glass Lyre Press Scalar Heart Connection “Stephen Linsteadt’s “The Beauty of Curved Space” navigates the physical and metaphysical world, moving adroitly between a profoundly intuitive and cerebral nature. His voice is that of future man, comfortable between the waves of…
A Conversation between Author & Painter Stephen Linsteadt and Mythologist & Transition Entrepreneur Willi Paul. First published by Stephen Linsteadt [SL] and Willi Paul [WP] ROUND 1 [SL] Carl Jung held the opinion that civilization is influenced on a global level by certain archetypal energies arising from the Precession…
A grown man shouldn’t need to return to the land of his childhood tummy-showing and barefoot. You should live where mountains and water compliment your dual ascendant, the one reaching for high mountain lakes; the other the depth of ocean. My patio fountain in the Sonoran Desert, like a mockingbird,…
The alchemist’s motto “as above, so below” is most beautifully represented by sky and earth, particularly when they are reflected in water and appear to switch places. It was the art critic John Ruskin who pointed out that it is our habit to ignore the infinite vastness of sky. Instead, we tend to think of…
