Gabrielle von Bernstorff-Nahat

There will be the day after this brutal war. Then it will be time for reconstruction, healing, hopefully for lasting peace and freedom for both sides and remembering the deceased. This Memorial Project Proposal is for the day and time after the weapons have been silenced and the killing has stopped. Angel Wings for Gaza and for Israel is a humble contribution for when it will be time for remembering the dead, all the loved ones whose lives have been lost. The dead are with us as long as we remember them, their names and their lives. May their guardian angels be with them and with the living. Gabrielle von Bernstorff-Nahat is a painter, poet and architect. she lives in Switzerland. for more, go to website www.gevebe.com

The world is in great peril, unfortunately imperial wars, the climate crisis and human suffering abound. We must learn to love this beautiful world and planet again. We sing our children lullabies in order for them to sleep well. We grown ups to, must sleep and act well, more urgently than ever before. So here, My World Lullaby, a poem for the tender care of this world in all its facets and myriad forms to love. The poem My World Lullaby is accompanied by further poems close to the heart and written between 2019 and 2023. My World Lullaby is a gentle reminder: to act well at this crucial time in history. It is a gentle wake up call to love and then to sing your world song.

Gentle Wild Zen Circles takes its inspiration from Kintsugi, the Japanese art of putting together broken pottery with gold. These Zen Circles celebrate and embrace the flaws and imperfections of life, just as the practice of Kintsugi does. We fulfill our true potential by including tough times. Gold, or the light, shines through the cracks of our being. The book includes 24 color plates and short meditations on life and its incomplete wholeness. Gabrielle von Bernstorff-Nahat is a painter and poet. She has published numerous art and poetry books, among them The Cosmos Within, Poems of Tenderness, Hommage to Malevich's Black Square and the Six Volume Series: Nature Works. She currently lives in Switzerland. www.gevebe.com