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Broadcast #4: Interview with Vijali Hamilton
Vijali Hamilton, a visionary sculptor, poet, musician, performance artist, and author is the originator of World Wheel. This work, a global peace project, combines sculptures in living rock and community ritual-based theater. Her work includes education, art, spirituality, peace activism, and focuses attention on the resolution of environmental, spiritual, and social problems. World Wheel is an artistic forum for global understanding. It activates awareness of our interconnection with all life.
Previously Vijali spent ten years as a monastic member of the Vedanta convent. She received her master's degree in fine arts from Goddard University. More than 1,000 of her art works are in private and public collections. 
Vijali lectures extensively and has given retreats for many years in the creative process of moving from the introspection of meditation and journal writing into art forms.
Vijali's work and life have been represented in numerous books, some of which include: Once and Future Goddess by Elinor Gadon, Reweaving the World and The Reflowering of the Goddess by Gloria Orenstein, The Feminine Face of God by Sherry Anderson and Patricia Hopkins, Sculpting with the Environment by Baile Oakes, Skydancing Earthwalker: Women's Pilgrimages to Sacred Places ed. by Laila Castle, On Turning 60 by Cathleen Roundtree, Goddess by Jalaja Bonheim, The Cultural Creatives by Paul H. Ray and Sherry Ruth Anderson and Mandala: Journey to the Center by Bailey Cunningham.
To contact Vijali or learn more about her work, visit her website Worldwheel: Global Peace through the Arts