"At times when I am alone and surrounded by the sounds and smells and sights of the outdoors, I suddenly experience a rush of pure happiness. The only other time I experienced this thrill was when my daughter was born."

Visions/Revisions begins eith a ritualived sharing of the ensemble's feeling and memories about land, nature and birth. Part I dramitizes how connections to the land have been stolen from people by money and power. In this case, railroads, power lines, mining companies and city zoning laws are the culprits. Then, weaving the experiences and stories of many women, part 2 follows a birthing woman from labor through delivery in different situations. Contrasting traditional hospital birth with even more traditional home birth, we see how medical intervention corrupts a vital natural process. At the end, both issues are interwoven with the ritualized creation of a god's eye, symbolic of our ties to Mother Earth.