he series of twenty-one paintings divides into three sections of body, mind and spirit. The entire progression of the series from Material World to Spiritual World visually describes a process of transformation from body awareness through sociopolitical awareness to spiritual awareness.

urrounding each image is a 5 x 10.5 foot arched frame specifically designed for the Sacred Mirrors. The frames feature a brief "history of the universe", and provide a philosophical framework in which to view the Sacred Mirrors.

he Sacred Mirrors present a multi-dimensional search for the Self. The Self is recognized as that which underlies, unites, and directs the many physical systems and the spectrum of consciousness. The purpose of the Sacred Mirrors is to reflect on and appreciate the sacredness of the individual, one's unity with other people and cultures, and one's connectedness with the earth and cosmos.