Los Angeles area - 8/28/10 ~ Edgar Cayce on Vibrations & Your Soul Growth
This program will be taught by Kevin Todeschi, Executive Director and CEO of A.R.E. Kevin has been both a student and a teacher for 30 years at this educational organization founded by Edgar Cayce in 1931. Kevin has also authored twenty books, including Edgar Cayce on the Akashic Records.
This daylong program will explore the Cayce material on vibrations and soul growth. In fact, Cayce believed that the growth of personal consciousness was the ultimate purpose of our existence. In hundreds of readings over a period of many decades, he expounded upon three tools that he claimed would facilitate a growth in vibration and personal consciousness for each and every soul: the setting of spiritual ideals, the application of spiritual principles in the earth, and personal attunement with the Divine. In addition to exploring these tools, this program will also feature hands-on personal experiences that will enable you to:
Take part in a psychic game that provides you with insights into what you really need to be working on in terms of your own soul growth and development
Participate in the same chakra meditation experience that the Cayce readings designed for the original Glad Helpers Prayer Group back in the 1930s
See how the meditation affirmations contained in the Search for God material are essentially the encapsulation of the vibration associated with that level of consciousness
Examine how the Cayce readings explore life seals in terms of consciousness and soul growth, suggesting they embody a visual depiction of the soul’s hopes and dreams, as well as a reminder of what needs to be worked on in this incarnation
This special event will also examine case histories from the Cayce readings and provide you with suggestions for personal application and attunement. Don’t miss this exciting event—a funfilled day exploring your own soul growth and examining how you can apply spiritual principles in the earth, raising your consciousness and personal vibration in the process! ╰☆╮
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http://www.edgarcayce.org/USA/fe100803.aspx
‘Just Force’ the Key to ‘Just Peace?
By Amanda Salem
Upon accepting the prestigious Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo Thursday, President Barack Obama spoke of the concept of “just war” and “just peace.”
“Evil does exist in the world,” said Obama. “A nonviolent movement could not have halted Hitler’s armies. Negotiations cannot convince Al-Qaeda’s leaders to lay down their arms. To say that force is sometimes necessary is not a call to cynicism – it is a recognition of history; the imperfections of man and the limits of reason.”
President Obama accepts the award at a time when the nation he is sworn to lead is at war — and only days after announcing a surge of 30,000 troops to Afghanistan. Many critics have complained Obama received the award before he had achieved peace. However, Nobel Committee Chairman Thorbjorn Jagland said the award would help the president achieve his goals.
Though the thought of leading a country through war and economic crisis is far from the responsibilities of the average American, the idea of selectively applying necessary force may be sound advice. While the path to finding inner peace on a daily basis may mean letting go of the trivial, it may also mean finding the things worth fighting for to achieve resolution – a “just peace” that is quite a noble prize.
The Los Angeles Times contributed to this report.
Upon accepting the prestigious Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo Thursday, President Barack Obama spoke of the concept of “just war” and “just peace.”
“Evil does exist in the world,” said Obama. “A nonviolent movement could not have halted Hitler’s armies. Negotiations cannot convince Al-Qaeda’s leaders to lay down their arms. To say that force is sometimes necessary is not a call to cynicism – it is a recognition of history; the imperfections of man and the limits of reason.”
President Obama accepts the award at a time when the nation he is sworn to lead is at war — and only days after announcing a surge of 30,000 troops to Afghanistan. Many critics have complained Obama received the award before he had achieved peace. However, Nobel Committee Chairman Thorbjorn Jagland said the award would help the president achieve his goals.
Though the thought of leading a country through war and economic crisis is far from the responsibilities of the average American, the idea of selectively applying necessary force may be sound advice. While the path to finding inner peace on a daily basis may mean letting go of the trivial, it may also mean finding the things worth fighting for to achieve resolution – a “just peace” that is quite a noble prize.
The Los Angeles Times contributed to this report.
The UltraMind Solution: Fix Your Broken Brain by Healing Your Body First
You’ve heard about the mind-body connection, and this is one of those books that shows us just how powerful the connection is. In his book, The UltraMind Solution: Fix Your Broken Brain by Healing Your Body First, Dr. Mark Hyman shows us how we can all combat anxiety, depression, memory loss, etc. simply by paying attention to how we treat our bodies.
Review
“Dr. Hyman’s brilliant new book shows us that the emotional resilience and mental clarity we all seek is within our grasp. You too can unleash the body’s hidden ability to dramatically improve mood, memory, and thinking speed.”– Mehmet C. Oz, M.D., author of YOU: The Owner’s Manual
“The UltraMind Solution is an amazing book that will help you today. It is packed with practical information to help you heal your body and enhance your brain.”– Daniel G. Amen, M.D., author of Change Your Brain, Change Your Life
“For the past thirty years, I’ve studied how comprehensive lifestyle change can prevent and reverse many chronic illnesses. Now, Dr. Hyman shows how to prevent and often reverse mood and brain disorders by addressing their underlying causes. Highly recommended.” — Dean Ornish, M.D., clinical professor of medicine, University of California, San Francisco, and author of Dr. Dean Ornish’s Program for Reversing Heart Disease and The Spectrum
“If you suffer from anxiety, depression, memory loss, or attention problems, the help you need is right here — in UltraMind. Mark Hyman’s approach is right on the mark.”– Christiane Northrup, M.D., author of The Wisdom of Menopause
Donna De Lory on Bliss, Motherhood and Music
It’s a particularly steamy July afternoon, but singer, songwriter and producer Donna De Lory is ensconced in the cool of Jivamukti Yoga Center’s café, taking a quick herbal tea break before sound checking that evening’s concert at the popular New York studio. Exuberant, cheerful and very pregnant on this summer day (her second daughter finally arrived in November), De Lory says her return to Manhattan feels especially meaningful. Not only will she be jamming live on many of the new songs that appear on her sultry, invigorating new album Sanctuary, like the luminous title track, but while mixing the album in a Chelsea studio just months earlier, De Lory realized that she had truly – and blissfully - found the peace, fulfillment and inspiration she has been seeking as an artist and musician. With Sanctuary, De Lory has crafted an expressive, spiritually-charged album that embraces both her passionate exploration of yoga and meditation inspired music, like 2004’s mantra-driven The Lover and The Beloved, and the expansive, mystical folktronica that was the foundation of 2006’s Sky Is Open. Read more
Hemalayaa Behl on Finding Bliss
Hemalayaa Behl is a dancer and yogi who teaches these two art forms around the world and onscreen in her DVD series that includes Bollywood Burn, Beautiful Belly, the Bollywood Dance Workout, and her latest, Bollywood Booty. Hemalayaa recently shook her booty with Ellen DeGeneres, teaching her some Bollywood-style dance moves for Ellen’s opening sequence. And on Friday, November 21, Hema was invited onstage during NBC’s Today Show to teach Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb how to love their bodies with some bodacious bhangra moves. Hemalayaa took some time out of her busy touring, taping and dancing schedule to talk to Find Bliss about her own dance moves of Bliss. Read more
Find Bliss Speaks With Barnet Bain
Producer and screenwriter, Barnet Bain has spent the past decade, creating movies that touch and explore the human spirit. His recent film The Celestine Prophecy-the Movie, is not only a spiritually enlightening film, but a timely one; exploring issues pertinent to our ever-changing world.
Why did you choose film making as a career?
I thought I was going to become a clergyman because that was really where my interest was. My interest began to move toward the power of ritual and storytelling and I discovered what was most moving, what drew me to the religious and spiritual traditions were the provocative, meaningful stories. Read more
Robert Kennedy Jr.
We are the M TEAM. Our mission is to expose the truth about one of the biggest cover-ups in the history of America, one that is bigger than the tobacco industry and more toxic than lead. Our journey has united some of the most influential players in the fight to contain, rather than recycle, one of nature’s most toxic elements, mercury.
When I was first asked to be on Air America with Bobby Kennedy, Jr., I thought, “Oh, no…I can’t.” Even though my deceased Irish Catholic parents would be ecstatic, I’m not political and I don’t want to be identified as a Democrat or a Republican because I’m neither. Read more
Deva Premal
Deva Premal grew up in Germany in a spiritual family where she was introduced at an early age to chanting and meditation. Her mother is a musician and her father an artist.
“My father has been on the spiritual path since the 50’s, studying Yoga, spiritual scriptures and whatever books were available back then, making it his daily discipline to meditate every morning between three and five am,” she says.
“When I was growing up he devised exercises for my sister and I, to help us become more aware of the moment: We were taught to say ‘Om’ whenever we placed something on the table, for example. Another was to say ‘Ram’ whenever we switched on the light!” Read more
Dave Stringer
The Los Angeles Times has declared the experience of chanting with Dave Stringer to be “a departure from ancient kirtan. Stringer’s performance shaped the experience into a far more compelling musical encounter.” Kirtan (pronounced keer-tahn) originated in India, and is currently experiencing a worldwide renaissance as a participatory live music experience. Stringer has been widely profiled as one of the most innovative artists of the new American kirtan movement in publications as diverse as Time, Billboard, Yoga Journal and In Style. Read more
Mary Youngblood - First Lady of the Flute
Native American Mary Youngblood, half Seminole and half Aleut, is the first woman to professionally record the Native American Flute, and the first woman to win not just one, but two Grammy Awards for “Best Native American Music Album”. Read more
