What's New . . . October 2006
Autori in So California in October; Midtown Church Presents Concerts: Earth Charter Summit in Oct. 6-7 ; Pacific Symposium in Nov. 2-5 ; Oceanside Business Chosen for 2006 Gandhi Nonviolence Award; Life Beyond Limiting Beliefs ; Loving Relationships Training Back
Autori in So California in October
Autori is an internationally acclaimed teacher based in Europe who teaches and anchors Light around the globe. Autori has had close contact with consciousness from other dimensions and has a profound understanding of his mission on Earth.
Autori is offering Attunement Workshops in Santa Monica and Santa Barbara Oct 10-15, Temecula on Oct 16 and 22, La Mesa on 10/17, Escondido on Oct 18, and Encinitas on Oct 19 and 21.
Autori has published a number of books and CDs. His most recent CD, Soulmates Sacred Wedding, featuring the music of harpist and composer Monica Stadler, includes a meaningful message about moving into the emerging frequency shift from unconditional to absolute Love and how to find your soulmate. There is a moving meditation to assist you.
For more information call (619) 944-2450 or (951) 695-3283 or visit www.samurai-of-light.com .
Midtown Church Presents Concerts
Midtown Church in San Diego is proud to host three New Thought Musical Artists in Concert this fall!
Daniel Nahmod on October 8 at 7 pm
Daniel has performed his original and inspirational music at many humanitarian benefit concerts in the U.S. and Canada.
Margaret Owens on November 12 at 7 pm
Margaret brings her one-woman show “Seeking God”, featuring original songs in a story, loosely based on her own life journey.
Mark deVille Jobson on December 10 at 7 pm
This singer and recording artist brings his magnetic voice joined by the talented Val Cooper.
Midtown Church is located at 3858 Front St. in San Diego at the corner of Front and University. Call 619/291-4728 x 303 for information. You can purchase tickets at www.ticketleap.com
Earth Charter Summit in Oct. 6-7
On October 6 and 7, San Diego's 2nd Annual Earth Charter Community Summit will be held at Mira Costa College in Oceanside. On Friday, October 6, there will be an Earth Charter Poetry Slam at 7pm, emceed by Bob Nanninga. Saturday will be a full day (9-5) of panels, workshops, discussions, and speakers, including the keynote speaker, Dr. Helen Caldicott at 2pm. See www.EarthCharterSanDiego.org
Dr. Caldicott is internationally known and respected as an articulate and passionate advocate of citizen action to remedy the nuclear and environmental crises.
Founder of Physicians for Social Responsibility and founder and president of the Nuclear Policy Research Institute, the Smithsonian Institute named her one of the most influential women of the 20th Century. Her book Nuclear Power is Not the Answer was published in September 2006. See
www.helencaldicott.com for more info.
Poets wishing to compete must be there by 6:15pm with three original poems, each three minutes or less.See the web site. Other Saturday speakers and panelists include: Arden Bercovitz, Ph.D., who will discuss “What Would Einstein Say About Today?” (See www.einsteinalive.com);
Dr. Tad Daley on “Solving the Iran Crisis Without War “; Sierra Club's Todd Verbick on “The Reality of Global Warming”, and Sofia Gidlund, speaking about the Sierra Club's Cool Cities Program (www.coolcities.us), and the Iris Forum, consisting of local speakers from different political points of view who try to reach agreement on important subjects (www.irisforum.org )
The San Diego Summit is a joint endeavor of North County Coalition for Peace and Justice, North County Forum, Palomar Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, The United Nations Association, Soka Gakkai International - USA, Sunset Poets, Citizens for Global Solutions. For sponsorship or other information call 721-3091.
Pacific Symposium in Nov. 2-5
The 18th annual Pacific Symposium will be Nov. 2 -5 at the Catamaran Resort Hotel in San Diego offering four days of learning and sharing. This year features new faces, and old favorites, all of who are recognized leaders in the Oriental medicine field.
A highlight of this year's Symposium is the popular Restoration Track. The Restoration Track is a hands-on, relaxing series of workshops that provides an in-depth exploration of bodywork and massage. In addition to the restoration track, for the first time a new series of Advanced Acupuncture Techniques Workshops is being offered to provide the opportunity to learn advanced needling, palpatory diagnosis, pulse analysis, and pain management methods. This tract is invaluable to practitioners due to its diverse techniques taught by the most experienced professionals in the field.
Both the Restoration Track and Advanced Acupuncture tracts provide two alternatives to the general session lectures.
The keynote speaker for this Symposium is Ted Kaptchuck, author of The Web That Has No Weaver, who will be discussing how man's view of illness and health have changed from the religious traditions of pre-Confucian times to the rational perspectives evident in the Nei Jing. Kaptchuck will also discuss the quality of Eastern medicine care versus the quantitative approach in biomedicine.
Kaptchuk was involved with the first Symposium in 1989, and each time he has been a speaker he has been in high demand. Currently, Kaptchuk is the associate director of the Center for Alternative Medicine Research and Education at Boston ‘s Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital and Assistant Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School. For more information on this event please contact Pacific College at (800) 729-0941 or visit www.Pacificcollege.edu
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Oceanside Business Chosen for 2006 Gandhi Nonviolence Award
Pacific Bakery and its president, Chuck Lowery, was honored at a recent ceremony sponsored by the Tariq Khamisa Foundation of San Diego (www.TKF.org).
The nineteen-year-old business is being acknowledged for supporting many local, national and international social justice organizations as well as hunger, food, and educational programs.
Pacific Bakery makes a line of certified organic, yeast-free breads sold nationwide in natural food stores and at Trader Joe's in CA, NV, AZ and NM. A generous portion of the profit goes to support organizations that promote the social justice movement for peace. In addition, in order to support the domestic economy of the United States, Pacific Bakery purchases ingredients from American family farmers.
Originally, Chuck directed his business charitable contributions to support organic food organizations, but the war in Iraq caused him to broaden his focus. Among the many groups that have benefited from Lowery's dedication and monetary support are Border Angels, North County Coalition for Peace and Justice, the Peace Resource Center, Veterans for Peace, San Diego Foundation for Change, and Guerrero Azteca Peace Project. Through Guerrero Azteca, Lowery and Pacific Bakery offer peace scholarships for high school students as an alternative to military service to finance their college education.
Mandy Evans, author of EMOTIONAL OPTIONS: A Handbook for Happiness and TRAVELLING FREE: How to Recover from the Past will present “BREAKOUT to Life Beyond Limiting Beliefs” on 11/3—11/5 in Rancho Mirage (near Palm Springs). Registration for this weekend intensive is limited to 16 people. Tuition is $375. Visit www.mandyevans.com for information about the course, books, and to take a free Belief Quiz. Or call 760-328-0858 to see if this is the best next step for you. Mandy has taught all over the US and recently presented a week-long class in Holland. Emotional Options has been translated in Dutch and Japanese editions.
“In the midst of infinite possibilities, we can spend our entire lives wrestling with circumstances and situations without ever discovering the beliefs that keep us stuck in them. Your individual version of reality influences every choice you make. It colors and shapes every goal you reach for or turn away from, even what dreams you dare to have. Together we will learn how to uncover and identify our own (often hidden) self defeating beliefs, how to see through them and render them obsolete.”
Loving Relationships Training Back
The Loving Relationships Training was a unique seminar created in the U.S. in the early 1980's and has since traveled throughout the world training thousands of people to improve the quality of all their relationships. Now it has been brought back and seminars will begin in San Diego in November.
The LRT was created by Sondra Ray ( www.sondraray.com ) and is an educational and experiential resource dedicated to teaching and supporting high quality relationships in all areas of human interaction. The LRT training enables you to locate and release many of the unconscious patterns that tend to create limitations in your life. LRT offers modern technology to produce results in your friendships, business, and intimate relationships.
The weekend consists of a series of short lectures, one-to-one processes, visualizations, written processes, meditations and Rebirthing/Conscious Connected Breathing.
Sondra Ray, who is the author of 18 books on the subject of relationships and personal growth, has recently passed the torch of her teachings to a small group of qualified LRT trainers. One of whom is Sarah Meier, a resident in San Diego.
Sarah has been studying intensively with Sondra Ray and co-organizing Sondra's seminars in San Diego. Sarah has been involved with human potential programs since 1979. Her goal is to inspire people to greatness. Sarah is excited to bring the LRT back in town to us towards the first weekend of November.
The dates in November are the 2-5 . The times are Thursday and Friday evenings from 6:30 pm – 10:30 pm and Saturday and Sunday from 12 noon – 8 pm.(Ending times are approximate.)
Because the emphasis is on ease and pleasure instead of effort and struggle, the LRT is a fun, easy way to move through a lot of material quickly and to integrate the benefits of the training at the same time.
The information is cutting edge relationship technology integrated with Rebirthing/Conscious Connected Breathing. Thre will be several free preview, two on Sunday, October 8 from 1 pm – 3 pm and another on Monday evening, October 16 th from 7 pm – 9 pm both at Marina Village 1936 Quivira Way, San Diego.
Others scheduled in North County.
Call or email Sarah Meier to reserve or for more information on the LRT call 619-517-4550 or sarahmeier@san.rr.com.
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