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09-26-2010 10:00 AM to 06:00 PM

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Deepening Into Sacred Love Through Tantra: Exploring Sacred Sexuality & Romantic
Deepening Into Sacred Love Through Tantra: Exploring Sacred Sexuality & Romantic Arts

Sunday, September 26, 10am to 6pm
in San Francisco

Enjoy LoveJourney's deeply honoring style of awakening your sensuality:

Learn energy-moving breathwork, enjoy a sexual healing meditation that deepens your connection with self, and explore open-hearted, sacred interactions with others. Discover the nature of this amazing sacred path that opens you to more sexual aliveness and the ecstatic life.

Evalena guides the pracice of erotic arts and heart-centered exchanges, that create joyous openings and profoundly pleasurable interactions. Enjoy a deeply-embodied and soulful exploration of presence, all held in a container of boundaries and unconditional love.

* Enjoy Tantric breath practices that prepare the body for full body orgasm and the heart for sacred love

* Learn techniques that activate vital energy centers and create ecstatic states

* Open to your deep sensual nature

* Deepen your connection to self, one another, and to Spirit

"It was a wonderful workshop... so many memorable moments
and exercises that have already made a difference in the
way I move in the world."
- Clark T., participant, Oakland 09

"The people that you are attracting to your seminars are
wonderful and I experienced an amazing level of
simpatico with everyone I was interacting with."
- D. R., CEO, participant, Oakland 09

$85 per person if paid in full by 9/16, $100 thereafter
$145 per couple if paid in full by 9/16, $170 thereafter
We accept your definition of pair.

Bring a bag lunch and water.
Work exchange, scholarships are available.

To Register: https://secure.planetlink.com/lovejourney/register.tpl
For More Information: http://www.lovejourneytantra.com/deepening.htm or call 707.824.1117

Held at The Center For Healing and Expression 1749 O' Farrell Street San Francisco, CA

09-26-2010 to 09-26-2010 (This event occurs every 1 day(s)) 01:00 PM to 04:00 PM

UnityofSR

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Spiritual Warrior Bootcamp with Deborah Price
Spiritual Warrior Bootcamp - More Info
with Deborah Price

In this interactive and lively session, participants will assess and identify their active and shadow archetypes around money which may be a factor in achieving the spiritual and balanced money life they would like.

We are all a combination of the eight money archetypes: Innocent, Victim, Warrior, Martyr, Fool, Creator/Artist, Tyrant, and Magician. The degree to which any one or more is most active in our life influences the way we are in the world of money. It's not "who" we are, but "where" we are, and if we feel it is not working for us or it keeps us from the spiritual and balanced money life we seek, then we need to call more on the Warrior.

Spiritual Warrior Bootcamp will teach you tools and techniques to keep your Warrior engaged, taking the Daily Right Action that is required to reach your desired results. You will also learn how to lessen the influence of your more challenging archetypes to achieve a more spiritual and balanced money life.

Deborah Price is an author and the founder of the Money Coaching Institute which provides money coaching services to both individuals and businesses, and trains and certifies Money Coaches. Her experience also includes 17 years in the financial services industry. She is author of the book Money Magic.

Sunday Service Guest Speaker: 10:30-11:30am (child care and Sunday School too)
Workshop: 1-4pm, $29 by Sept 12, $35 after and at the door

Location:
4857 Old Redwood Hwy, Santa Rosa 95403
707-542-7729
www.UnityofSantaRosa.org

09-26-2010 to 09-26-2010 (This event occurs every 1 day(s)) 01:00 PM to 06:00 PM

zenekar

*The times shown may change, depending on DST settings

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13th Annual Progressive Festival
13th Annual Progressive Festival - FREE
Sunday, Sept. 26, 12noon to 5 pm
Walnut Park, downtown Petaluma, CA

Pulitzer Prize awarded novelist, poet, and activist, ALICE WALKER, will be the featured guest at the 13th Annual Progressive Festival, Sunday, Sept. 26, 12noon-5pm, at Walnut park, Petaluma Blvd. and D Street, Petaluma. Ms. Walker will speak about her experiences and read from her new book, Hard Times Require Furious Dancing.

Come early to mingle with progressive organizations, listen to music and hear all the speakers addressing vital issues of our time, including: Norman Solomon, author and Activist for Social Change, proponent of a Green New Deal in the North Bay; Richard Heinberg, Author, his most recent book is Blackout: Coal, Climate, and the Last Energy Crisis; Cynthia Boaz, Consultant on Civil Resistance and Nonviolent Action, Associate Professor at SSU; Mike Prysner, Iraq War Veteran, opposing US invasions/occupations; Nancy Mancias of Code Pink; Micky Huff, Director of Project Censored; Janet Kobren, participant on the flotilla to Gaza; and Tom Gaffey, Director of Petaluma’s de facto teen center, The Phoenix Theater.

Also, speakers from: Go Local; Committee for Immigrant Rights; Climate Protection Campaign; Racial Justice Allies; War Tax Resisters; Not My Priorities (Pentagon Budget)

There will be music by: CantaFlor, Troubadours of the Latin American New Song Movement and La Nueva Trova; and Olembe Nguebari, Conscious Hip-Hop.

Tamales, rice, beans, other goodies and drinks will be available for purchase. Many social justice, environmental, labor, and community organizations with informational booths are the core of the Festival. They will continue the Festival’s tradition of a lively exchange of ideas and the chance to network with progressives who are taking action in many arenas.

The event is produced by the Petaluma Progressives and is sponsored by KPFA 94.1FM, the Peace & Justice Center of Sonoma County, The Bohemian and the Committee for Immigrant Rights, Sonoma County. It takes place at Walnut Park, Petaluma Blvd South and D Street, downtown Petaluma. It is free to the public.

Organizations can reserve space at the event by contacting the Petaluma Progressives. Call 707-763-8134, email [email protected] / See website: http://www.progressivefestival.org