Amanda Burris

Amanda Burris

I'm working to "nurture creativity and strengthen multicultural and intergenerational bonds, contributing to the healing of our communities. I have a BFA (Bachelor of Fine Arts) in Advertising Design/Marketing from Texas Woman's University, where I learned a variety of art forms and studied the history of human creative expression. I also learned principals of marketing and advertising, which has helped me craft more impactful works. My 35 year creative career in digital media has given me hands-on experience with a variety tools and techniques, and a keen eye for story. I'm embracing my "golden years" by following my bliss and helping others do the same.

Gut Feelings:

Exploring the Connection Between Gut Health and Intuitive Decision-Making Have you ever had a “gut feeling” about something? It turns out, that this phrase may be more than just a metaphor. Emerging research suggests that our gut health, specifically our…

Coyote: Native American Trickster of the West

In many Native American traditions of the western United States, Coyote is the trickster, a mischievous figure whose cleverness often backfires, teaching lessons about humility, folly, and resilience. The Story of Coyote One tale tells of Coyote stealing fire from…

Thor: Norse Mythology and the Defender of Midgard

Thor, the thunder god of Norse mythology, embodies strength, courage, and protection. Wielding his mighty hammer Mjölnir, he defends gods and humans alike against the giants of chaos. The Story of Thor One famous tale tells of Thor’s journey to…

Sedna: Inuit Mythology and the Mother of the Sea

In Inuit mythology, Sedna is the goddess of the sea and marine animals. Her story reflects themes of survival, respect for nature, and the fragile balance between humanity and the environment. The Story of Sedna Sedna, betrayed by her father,…