Break on Through in Bloomington, MN

The artwork which is an abstract composition featuring a symmetry reminiscent of a Rorschach inkblot, with vibrant hues. I use whipped cream and food coloring which I squeeze together between a folded sheet of construction paper. This technique I was told is a shamanic procedure to talk with spiritual beings/animals through art. If you look at the images they appear having a ghost like appearance, as if they are communicating the description of their world and how they talk. These are all original, no modifications. Because whip cream fades, I take a photo of each image.
At Cornell I studied Psychology in leadership for the general population. I've been called a shaman by many others.
It takes years to become one. I found out why. It can be someone who is subjected to constant negativity of various forms throughout their lives, like me, this includes good experiences also. They are able to detect unpleasantness, Explain and guide people who are uncertain on how to deal with what is happening in their lives. Shaman don't tell people what to do, just explain our experience as information like a seed for them to create their own solutions, to help them grow. Most shaman are like this. They help in transforming lives, if taken seriously. I lost my eyesight being helpful, so there is a cost. Some just don't like the idea of difference. This book is one of those ideas.
What if spiritual beings are around us to help guide us. Where do we go after death. Can spirits help in the physical world for healing. Is this art a romantic experience, physics, astrophysics, paranormal, or quantum physics, consciousness, religion, you decide which one it may be. Could be all of the above.