Grace Millennium presents a shifting paradigm in which
the art, writings and shared experiences reveal the transformational
power of grace in these challenging times.
This Spring 2001 issue of Grace Millennium is another double issue following the child and education
theme—this time with emphasis on Children of the New Millennium. In this final issue, I have opened the door
for new ways of participation from our regional, country and and planetwide
communities, now and in the future.
This issue gives voice to children from around
the world in their own words, poems and paintings as well as through
anecdotal stories from their parents. Cover artist, Moma De Louvre presents a series of paintings
on the theme of the Indigo children along with poetic visions of their
entry to Earth.
It has been a pleasure interviewing my neighbors, near and far. Now our focus is to co-create a new ascended Earth for all its enhabitants, manifesting peace, prosperity, and joyful living for all.
Thank You, Jerri-Jo Idarius, Editor and publisher
Cover
Painting
“Painting of child connecting to self
before entering this plane of existence.”
Indigo Series painting entitled “Innocence”
by Mo
ma De Louvre,
acrylic and oil on canvas
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COVER ARTIST MOMA DE LOUVRE
Indigo Children Paintings by Moma De Louvre
Three Hawks
Interview with Vina Lopez-Tropy,
Redwood Valley
The Inner Life of A Child
Interview with Rami Vissell, Aptos
Today I Am a Published Writer
by C.J. Lynn, Spokane, Washington
Jomanda, The Lady of Light:
Interview in Mendocino California while on tour
Children of the New Millennium:
Interview/Book Review with
P.M.H. Atwater Charlottesville, Virginia
Karen Eck
Interview with founder of on-line
discussion groups for
Indigo children
and their parents
Wings of Light
Interview, with Carolyn Kaufman,
Whittier, California
Dawning of Forever
Interview with Natalie Montano,
Anaheim Hills, California
Child Artist
Interview with Konstanze Reinhard,
Ojai, California
Indigo Parents Group:
Internet postings
from around the world
One Indigo’s Story
by Terri Plewa, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Unless You Are Like Little Children
by Leeya Brook, Ukiah, California
Melanie: Personal Internet posts
by Melanie of Granby, Connecticut
Portrait of a Millennium Child
Interview with mother Kelli of Minnesota
POETRY
Wordless in a New Place
by Carol Kohli, Willits
Indigo Bridge
by Victoria
Chicago, Illinois
The Farthest Dream
by Melanie Tongren,
Granby, Connecticut
