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The 13th century mystic poet Rumi speaks to living on the lip of insanity, wanting to know reasons for–and answers to– the big questions our world and our lives are asking. Gail accepted our invitation to speak in the spirit of The Celebration’s call to share our individual spiritual journeys. She reveals the personal yearn
ings, churnings, and learnings that are arising as she asks her big questions, many about releasing the current form of things and trusting that a deeper wisdom knows a better way.
Gail Larsen has done a lot of stuff that has created a reasonably impressive resume, but which she does not want to define her as she listens to the call of her own soul to new worlds and creative expression. She has the privilege of working with people from around the world from whom she has learned as much as she has taught.
Camino and in 2019 there will be even more. Why do so many people describe the Camino as an unforgettable, life-changing experience?
ices. She has been participating in ending youth homelessness since August of 2018 and continues to be an ally and advocate for the homeless youth of Santa Fe. She is dedicated to finding and assisting youth through street outreach and feels this to be her area of expertise. She shares a glimpse of what youth homelessness looks like, street outreach and how the City of Santa Fe rallies together to end youth homelessness along side of Youth Shelters and Family Services.
I fought cancer that the gongs came to me. I connected with them from their very first sound, as if the sound of the gong were an old friend. The gongs, I feel, are my medicine to absorb, and now it is my medicine to share.
ough inner guidance and dreams, he discovered he could send healing to treat people without physical contact. He shares how hard this was to accept, but finally gave in and said, “God, you win.” He has learned from sensitives that he was a conduit for spiritual healing which is seen by some psychics as a golden light flowing from his hands and surrounding the person’s body during diagnosis and treatment. Initially he only worked with the spine but has since discovered that he could treat a host of ailments., both physical, emotional and mental.
about doing it. Their only “training” comes from observing their own father and deciding whether they want to be like him or definitely not be like him. David relates what he learned from his father, his experiences of being a father, and how he continued to practice variations of fatherhood until he felt that he had some idea of how to do it right.
alking about or contemplating our own deaths at almost any cost. Then, when confronted with our own mortality, our suffering is enormous. What if we could die more easily, “Die Wise,” as the author Stephen Jenkinson says? Hollis Walker would like to persuade everyone to make friends with the idea of their own death and perhaps live more vitally and less fearfully.
Courtni has taught corporate clients on Wall Street and guided thousands of people in their journey to inner peace. She holds a dual bachelors from American University in Washington DC, as well as a ministerial degree. She has followed in her teachers footsteps, holding Ceremony and Sweat Lodge weekly in Albuquerque. Her first book includes interviews with world renowned experts on consciousness, such as Miguel Ruiz, Massey Emoto and Patricio Dominguez.
a client asked him to provide a brief bio, and a read-over inspired the title: A Charmed Life. Like every life, it has lessons and perspectives which Christopher shares, hopefully with humor, gratitude, humility and awareness of the preposterousness of positions, opinions and brainwashed beliefs.
ems; personal, emotional, physical and spiritual. Therefore it would make sense to reduce the intensity, duration, and frequency of your anger. This talk explores the problems, root causes and triggers of anger and ways to reduce or eliminate anger. Once you understand anger, you might decide that anger is unnecessary.
