welcome January 3, 2005 Issue

Room for everyone on the cutting edge

Warren Bolon

THERE'S A TENDENCY to associate the term avant-garde with exclusivity, elitism, and intellectual snootiness. After all, can something be truly cutting edge if everyone can understand it? And loves it?

It can, if "in the vanguard" means being among the growing throng who are discovering their creative gifts and new ways of using them. If it means that we're all spiritually endowed for innovation and self-renewal. It can, for those who see the new frontier as the expanding God-region in their lives.

Really, could there be anything more avant-garde—or more encouraging and comforting—than a day that begins with a fresh insight into the Father-Mother of everything and everyone? Into what it means to be sprung from the vast Soul that designs our identity and defends our individuality?

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