Kirjahaku

Nestled in the foothills of Stellenbosch, near Cape Town, the Dylan Lewis Sculpture Garden is part gallery, part sanctuary. This immersive landscape wildly curated and profoundly personal serves as the crucible for Lewis s creative and spiritual transformation. Home to more than sixty monumental sculptures, the garden is a pilgrimage site for those in search of deeper meaning through art. In the past decade, the sculptor has unveiled a breathtaking new series of works, here presented to an international audience. Bronze and stone faces emerge as archetypes guardians, shamans, warriors, and spirit beings summoned from the earth as if awakened by the artist s hand. The volume is a philosophical journey captured in stunning visuals, where Lewis brings sculpture full circle returning it to its elemental origin. In this sacred space, nature is not merely a backdrop. It is mirror and muse, reflecting both the wild terrain of the Earth and the untamed inner landscapes of the self.

For every Adult Baby there is a story behind the life and the lifestyle. For those who are older, these stories begin with isolation, confusion and often, distress. Dylan Lewis is a product of the 1960s in Australia, growing up with regressive baby feelings and a deep attraction to nappies. As he grew up, he also learned about Chrissie, the toddler girl who was inside of him and who often caused distress and difficulty.This book talks about his life and his successful integration of an inner baby girl with a successful adult male exterior. Well recommended to any age AB who is on the journey of discovery and acceptance of.... the baby within.

Being an Adult Baby is not what anyone would choose - if such a choice were even possible. While we can enjoy some of the aspects of being ABDL, the strong desires and unquenchable drive to regress and to become as if we were infants again, is uncomfortable, confusing and for many, quite disturbing.But we are not given this choice. It is instead, imposed upon us during the misty, unknowable times of our actual infancy and it leaves us craving a return back to that spot in our history when we were real babies. In this book, Dylan Lewis explores self-acceptance and self-image by addressing who we are inside and the conflicts and failures that have made us who we are. He then leads us on a journey to finding a path back to wholeness.If you are an Adult Baby, this is an ABSOLUTE MUST for your library.