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Come join Nicolaas and Judy in celebrating the Small Stone Circle. They created a Circle at the ocean to honor Apache elder and wise woman Shanadii Listening Deer, who mentored them in the ways of the Corn Circle. They’ve created these small Circles in many places in nature, at art festivals and when a loved one has transitioned. They explain the meaning of the Small Stone Circle and how to create one.
Judy is a Creative who worked for many years on behalf of and with people with disabilities. Her focus now is on love, Spirit, “being in the now” moment and living from the knowledge that we are All One with everything. Nicolaas is an artist, philosopher and musician. You can find Nicolaas’ philosophy expressed in many of his Facebook postings, and you can see his art work at artnicolaas.com. Both Nicolaas and Judy are part of a monthly Corn Circle Ceremony.
cian, as an Operator/Mechanic for General Mills, and in Customer Service. Deb then continued building her experience in her work life by supporting people with disabilities, the elderly, and with clients struggling with mental health issues.
omething inside him was very clear about what he would accept as true. He also sees now that the benefit of not fitting in was that he was free to follow his own path, which led him on a journey of personal and spiritual growth from an early age. About 10 years ago Michael spontaneously developed the ability to receive guidance, answers and guided meditations from a higher source, a place of deep connectedness. Michael and his partner Judy are now committed to living under the guidance of Spirit, and Michael shares his experiences of this commitment. More information is available at www.MichaelWarmuth.com.
in her inimitable fashion. Her intention is to entertain and enlighten her fellow Celebrants.
all of which require oodles of inner examination. Part of that inner search is the experiencing and resolving of all aspects of the human experience, including why we judge, how we judge, and how we can resolve the suffering that comes from both sides of judgment.
eat, a vision quest, or a pilgrimage. Cynthia shares some of the serendipity, synchronicities, and insights that have occurred during her pilgrimages to the United Kingdom, the Southwest, and her most recent journey through parts of the Northwestern quadrant of this country.
are the benefits to achieving real freedom? These questions will be examined and possible answers will be explored.
a recent meditation at The Celebration service. If Divine means what is holy or sacred, how am I living a holy and sacred life in this vessel called a physical body? It takes paying attention and allowing the Self to open, which allows others to open. It takes listening from that place of Divinity so one can really hear. It is seeing everything as Vessels of Divinity. It means calling on what is sacred and holy to join us here. Cynthia shares examples from everyday living, from work life at a labor union, and from living as a spirit in a body helping spirits who need to move on out of the physical realm.
life’s mysteries for over 50 years. As part of her quest, she has learned to combine deep inner adventures with worldly pursuits — all the while sharing what she learns with those who choose to listen. In her talk, she shares a two-year experiment she set up for herself and the results that are now coming to fruition.
