Links

Bhakticollective.com
gaura-vani
mayapuris
Torchlight
Vaisnavascare

Here are some inspiring comments I have recieved from different persons.

"Thank you Anna. As someone who aspires to the life of an artist, I found this very inspirational and practical at the same time. The things you said (about what it takes) resonated within me as being true. I'm not yet at the point of readiness to throw myselt into the pursuit with the effort and time I believe I will have in the future...but it remains my intention.
John Havelin

Dear Annapurna, I love your art, It is so pure and innocent. I wish you a lot of inspiration and creativity! Thank you for sharing your paintings and thoughts with us.
Mariana Vel

Thank you for sharing your art with us. It is so wonderful how Krishna arragnges for us to share Him with others. Now I want to keep this article and all the beautiful pictures handy. I am so happy for knowing you and having your inspired works in my home.
Mother Indrani

Hi All
This is the best interview that I have seen on the publication, the questions were answered deeply and with profound insight!
The watercolor paintings are truly illuminations from the spiritual world that can onluy be percieved through personal realizations. Absolutely Beautiful! Bravo!
Thank you.
John

Your art and website are beautiful! I love the watercolor transparent areas in the paintings and the philosophy. I found you through a blog friend's blog. I make malas and keep a Buddhism and art blog. I I can ever help you, please let me know. My art is also devotional. Peace! Laura, heart of compassionmalas.
www.compassionmalas.etsy.com

"You reach everywhere with your art"
It's amazing, intricate and beautiful.
Donna Haggerty (from facebook)

"Some of these comments are from the internet art magazine www.public-republic.net. Others are from comments from this website."

"The lotus flower is an ancient symbol of liberation and healing. It is a deeply honored plant in the cosmology of the Hindus, the Mayans, the Tibetans, the Egyptians, the Japanese, and the Chinese. In the West, it holds the symbolism of the hidden Centre. Lotus seeds can hold their potency for up to 400 years; thus a seed fresh today can produce a lotus four centuries from now. Both the lotus seed and root are valued for their rejuvinative and tonifying properties."
(From the Auyrvedic Cooking for Westerners by Amadea Morningstar.)

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