In the second part of our special Bertha Bowie Art Gallery Mini Series, we continue to explore the extraordinary legacy of Bertha Bowie, a trance artist and Michelle Boughen's grandmother. Bertha, a revered figure in spiritual sciences and philosophy, famously claimed, "I can't draw for tuppence!" Yet, through her trance states, she brought spiritual life forms to life on plain paper, using just seven chalk pencils.
In this episode, titled "Celestial Sphere/s," we delve into one of Bertha's most profound drawings, where she captures the ever-changing essence of colour and vibration within the astral planes. Michelle guides us through Bertha's insights into the vibrational differences between higher astral spheres and the denser vibrations of the human plane. Bertha’s artwork reveals how words and emotions can shape these colours and vibrations, offering a deeper understanding of the connection between energy and life force.
As we journey through this episode, we'll explore how the soul is reborn through reincarnation and travels through the astral spheres before entering the physical body at birth. This drawing is a testament to Bertha's ability to illustrate the complex interplay of vibrations that form the fabric of existence.
Drawing #12 titled, “Celestial Sphere/s” By Bertha Bowie can be viewed here:
https://www.michelleboughen.com/bertha-bowie?pgid=lyvfrdu7-68672b4e-f2dd-4daf-93a1-4541c9a0563f

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