A teenage boy struggling with the coming-of-age issues of sexuality, religion, and peer approval is overwhelmed, but soldiers on. After several years, he comes to understand the family forces that have left him so deeply troubled, and the process of
Velma Solomons is a shining Black Earth Person, born on the Carribean island Aruba. She watches the Sky above the Ocean and follows the transforming Bear Clouds in her Dreams. Her Earth Life brings her Great Challenges and with it Life enfolds Itself as Pure Beauty and Balance.
Background
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As child Velma Solomons already learned to live in the different Places of Mother Earth. From Aruba she emigrated to Holland, then to Germany, back to Aruba and Curacao and lives now, again, in Germany in the City of the Bears, Berlin.
Huge Challenges, like big Oceanwaves, were given to Velma Solomons in the Beginning of her Life. In her twenties she decided to share them with others in her dutch book "Witte Pest"(White Plaque/1978).
After Sharing her challenges as a young black woman, she decided to stop publishing She had to learn to control her Anger about being discriminated, so she could become an Earth Writer and speak of Peace and Equality. She had found spiritual teachers, who were witers.
This way she could nourish her Spiritual Roots and join her big Earth Family. Being brought up as if she was Motherless, she found unlimited Compassion within the Zero, the Womb of her Earth Mother. And with this she rooted her Self in Equality and enjoyed Balance. Equality and the Rights of Children and Women are consequently her focus, which she voices in her writings.
Birth Place
Dakota, Aruba
Accomplishments
published book: "White Plaque",Publisher Leopold, Holland, 1978
Toma Teatro, storytelling with puppets,1987
Int.TaTa Foundation, Curacao, 1988
Paintingbook of Toma Teatro,"Toma in Fantasia",Publisher Editorial Stileki, Curacao,1991
Diplom Occupational Therapist,Holland,1997
Propedeuse Drama Therapist, Holland,1997
Member of CAFRA,Curacao,1998
Trainer Intervention on Domistic Voilence, Curacao, 2000