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“The adventure of life is to learn. The purpose of life is to grow. The nature of life is to change.” – William Arthur Ward.
Daylight Savings Time arrives today, March 8th. It is a perfect time for each of us to use the added light to guide our way as we enter a new cycle and Spring is ahead. We have an opportunity to shake off winter and march fo
rward into being more of our authentic selves.
Rev. Dr. Duchess Dale began as a Practitioner at the Agape Church of Religious Science with Rev. Dr. Michael Beckwith, where she was the co-founder and Director of the Animal Kinship Ministry. She came to Santa Fe three years ago to serve as the Spiritual Director for the Santa Fe Center for Spiritual Living. She loves to write. Her first book, How May I Love You Today?, was published in 2009, and she continues to be a regular contributor to Inner Visions Magazine as well as Science of Mind Magazine.
Kristine Baker has spoken at The Celebration in the past, often sharing stories from her journey in life. Her talk will include a story and lessons of her past year from the sudden death of a friend to inheriting a little chihuahua, resulting in Kristine making major life changes. It is said that a crowded mind cannot think as clearly or effortlessly as one that is kept free of complexity and confusion. Through discovering the art of surrender, these changes have led Kristine to the greatest joys of her life.
say that fear is the opposite of love. Sometimes it’s a reaction to love. Can we control our fears? Can we even know our fear? Here’s a brief glimpse into why we are the way we are, and a few things we can do about it. Sometimes it’s the programming that is based on hidden fear that is the greatest obstacle to growth and freedom.
Chaz grew up in a Catholic family of seven with three brothers and one sister. If that wasn’t enough to create blocked emotions, his eleven year old younger brother Peter died of leukemia when Chaz was thirteen. His parents both started drinking too much, as good Irish Catholics do when grieving. His parents later divorced when he was in college. These experiences led Dr. Schatzle to study natural healing methods and got him started on a 33 year career as a chiropractor.
Do you have repetitive mundane moments in your life that feel like the old movie Groundhog Day? Have you ever wondered about how you might transform those moments from “oh no – here I go again” to holy moments? This Sunday Nicolaas Bollen and Judith Stevens will share how they’ve charged their perspectives to have more of those transformed moments. Each will give examples of perspective changers they’ve applied in their lives. Judith will share a new technique she’s been experimenting with to form tiny new habits.
odern times. He founded The Chi Center, a beautiful 79 acre resort near Santa Fe, New Mexico, to bring Qigong wisdom to benefit others. He shares his personal story as well as the experience of working with tens of thousands of students for healing and awakening though this ancient wisdom of Qigong. He guides a simple and profound Sound Healing Meditation for emotional transformation. Master Gu explores how these ancient practices can benefit us personally and collectively at any age, including conscious aging. 
ower of the natural world?
ents each day do you spend in total silence? The answer is probably very few. In a noisy world filled with the sounds of traffic, talking, television, social media, and piped-in music everywhere we go, silence can feel foreign and threatening. In the artificial environments created to distract, how do we go about finding and exploring Silence? ChrisTina has learned of the power of silence from some of the most unlikely teachers. 
er the New Story that wants to be told through us, on behalf of our individual wholeness and in praise of our beautiful world.
