Everyday OMs by Madonna Dunbar: ‘In 2005, My husband and I had the opportunity to spend 8 months in India, Thailand, Cambodia and Bali. I was amazed at the proliferation of the OM symbol in Asian and Indian daily public life. Once I was ‘tuned in’ on it, the OM, in many different styles, shapes and colors, was seen everywhere; painted on walls (Indian style graffiti), on restaurant menus, on hotel doors, on taxis and trucks, inside busses, even on the jelly jars at the grocery store! It seemed to serve both as an expression of the intense devotion and spirituality that pervades Indian and Asian daily life, and also served an amulet for protection (most necessary on those Indian busses!).’ 775-354-5086 madonna_dunbar@yahoo.com

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