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Lisa Levart is an award winning photographer and multi-media installation artist. Goddess on Earth, her first book of portraits was released in October. Her photography captures the vitality, archetypal beauty, and inner life of her individual subjects.

Levart’s photographs have appeared in numerous publications, including: Architectural Digest, New York magazine, The New York Times, O, The Oprah Magazine, Time magazine, and The Washington Post. Lisa’s work includes an ongoing project photographing the Maloto organization in Malawi, Africa that helps feed, educate and empower the women and children of their region.

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Aphrodite's Love

(6) Comments | Posted April 16, 2013 | 11:18 AM

Last month, in an attempt to escape the last legs of this dreary New York winter, I went to Los Angeles in search of sunlight. I found light, warmth and stunning flowers in vibrant colors -- but most surprisingly, I found love.

"Love is not something we give or...

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Creativity and the Three Graces

(4) Comments | Posted March 21, 2013 | 2:00 PM

Creativity is like a spark of electricity. In ancient Greece this catalyst was believed to have been a wondrous gift from the Gods and Goddesses, the Muses in particular. The Three Graces were ancient Rome's artistic benefactors. Today, it's generally believed that our creativity lies within ourselves rather than being...

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Rise Up With Terpsichore

(0) Comments | Posted February 1, 2013 | 3:57 PM

Eve Ensler, the award-winning playwright and activist, has issued a call to action. On February 14, women and men around the world will heed the call and dance to end violence against women. One billion people are expected to rise and move with passion, for in the world...

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Women Connecting Worldwide

(0) Comments | Posted January 3, 2013 | 1:56 PM

This past October, in Grass Valley, California, over 400 women attended the Passion Into Action conference. With larger than life images of powerful and vibrant women from the Goddess on Earth series setting the stage, those attending learned tools to help them turn ideas into actions....

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The Final Debate: Lessons from Hurricane Sandy

(5) Comments | Posted November 5, 2012 | 11:26 PM

The fourth and final debate of the 2012 presidential race was held along the East Coast on October 29th with Hurricane Sandy as the moderator. Until then, global warming and its economic, social and political repercussions were conspicuously absent from the debates, with neither candidates nor moderators, broaching...

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Goddess Bless America: My Wild and Crazy Fantasy

(16) Comments | Posted September 24, 2012 | 3:26 PM

According to the New York Times, the word God was used a total of 57 times during the recent Republican and Democratic National Conventions. Just for fun, let's imagine if the word Goddess were used instead. Would the switch of one word in a very public arena change...

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Finding Beauty in the South Bronx With Majora Carter

(0) Comments | Posted August 16, 2012 | 10:26 AM

The great photographer Ansel Adams wrote: "Art is both the taking and giving of beauty." No doubt about it, as a photographer, I get immense joy from finding, seeing and sharing the exquisite beauty in our world, both in my commercial and art work. But try as hard as I...

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A Reluctant Activist Gets Tutored By Gloria Feldt and Lilith

(2) Comments | Posted July 16, 2012 | 7:06 PM

First and foremost, I think of myself as an artist rather than a political activist. But sometimes, when faced with the utter absurdity of the world in which we are living, the need to shout out loud and clear is forced upon even the most hesitant firebrand.

On June 13th,...

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Men and the Divine Feminine

(5) Comments | Posted June 19, 2012 | 11:19 AM

A few days ago, I came home from a woman's festival celebrating the Goddess at the Where Womyn Gather retreat in Pennsylvania. These precious four days were spent healing wounds, laughing, crying and being present with our authentic selves. By honoring the divine feminine we became spiritually rejuvenated,...

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This Mother's Day: Celebrate Women Who Can Save the World

(0) Comments | Posted April 30, 2012 | 6:24 PM

Mother's Day in America didn't begin as a commercial holiday, but as a call for peace and women's activism. In 1870, horrified by the human devastation from the Civil War, Julia Ward Howe -- better known as the author of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" -- conceived of an...

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How to Find the Creative Balance

(0) Comments | Posted February 21, 2012 | 4:30 PM

Individuals gathering in circles, fostering unity and co-creation is a powerful concept. And yet there is another paradigm for inspiration just as important -- the need for quiet introspection and time spent alone. Susan Cain wrote in The New York Times (The Rise of the New GroupThink) "people...

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'Goddess On Earth': Women Sustaining Each Other

(1) Comments | Posted January 4, 2012 | 10:32 AM

In a study reported by ScienceDaily, researchers from MIT, Carnegie Mellon University and Union College examined levels of collective intelligence in groups and found that those containing more women demonstrated greater "social sensitivity "-- the ability to perceive other members' emotions -- and thus performed better in complex...

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A Path to Power and Wholeness: Finding Inspiration in the Goddess

(0) Comments | Posted November 15, 2011 | 6:51 PM

Why do so many young women and girls in today's society feel disempowered? "You can't be what you can't see," Jennifer Siebel tells us in her new documentary "Miss Representation," which explores how mainstream media portrays women in limited ways. Namely, that womanhood means being young, beautiful and...

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Am I Ready to Be a Crone?

(0) Comments | Posted October 3, 2011 | 12:11 AM

I have always loved autumn. It feels like new beginnings; a new grade at school, a new semester at college, a fresh start, and not surprisingly, my only child was born in October. It is also the time of the Autumn Equinox, a day when the duration of light and...

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Lessons Learned From Everyday Goddesses

(3) Comments | Posted August 25, 2011 | 7:40 PM

In a few weeks, I will give birth to an eight year-old -- or that is what self-publishing my first book feels like. When first conceived, I thought the path to publishing Goddess on Earth would be fairly complex but straightforward. Instead, it took me to unknown lands, introduced me...

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