The Dance of Aurora
P. Vedava
Advances in Media, Entertainment, and the Arts 2022 DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-8884-0.ch015 (opens in new tab)
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AI-extracted from the abstract| Characteristics | Theoretical or philosophical paper Peer reviewed |
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| Key points | Argues that embodied ritual practices of the feminine, combining media, art, psycho-spiritual technologies, and occult techniques, manifest transmedial auric fields that channel the cosmic Mother's healing energies across physical, digital, mental, and tech-noetic dimensions. The chapter presents three women—Dr. Lila Moore, Vedava, and Sedona Soulfire—as modern creatrixes who actualize a media priestess function by fusing consciousness and imagination with the ancient and futuristic. |
Abstract
This chapter suggests that embodied ritual practices of the feminine—involving media, art, psycho-spiritual technologies, and techniques of the occult—manifest transmedial auric fields that weave the dance of Aurora, the dance of awakening of the Goddess of Light. These fields resonate with the universal heart vibe, channeling the healing energies of the cosmic Mother to the physical, the digital, the mental, and the tech-noetic. Specific examples from the work of three women are presented, namely Dr. Lila Moore, Vedava (the author of this chapter) and Sedona Soulfire. These modern creatrixes actualize their media priestess function by fusing consciousness and the imaginative with the ancient and the futuristic, in the convergence of art, body, technology, and 21st century feminine spirituality.