WELCOME TO VIM's PLACE

WELCOME TO VIM’S PLACE

The late George Harrison once described being a Beatle as wearing a jacket called ‘Beatle”. It was something he did but it was not him. We are all souls wearing many jackets of experience. They give us our color, our depth, our character. Who is Vimala? She is a soul passing through, just like the rest of us. Here are a few of the many jackets she wears...

 

Claire "Vimala" Anderson is a creative artist manifesting most of her work in the fields of photography, writing, and as a singer-songwriter folk musician. Her works are both an expression and an exploration of the Spirit that her life experiences have unearthed within her. After living most of her life in western Pennsylvania, and venturing to, then living in Tucson, Arizona over a 14-year period, Vimala presently calls Upstate South Carolina home. Calling herself a late bloomer, Vimala has recently been inspired to 'hang up her shingle' and offer her many gifts to the world. Look around and feel free to tell us what you think...

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