2002 Archives
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2002 Archives |
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November 2002 Gary W. Hardin Angelic
Prophecy on Children of the New Earth
The children of the new Earth seek out older people, who serve as figures of wisdom and partners in the unfolding of the new world of consciousness. One such individual is twenty-year-old adept, Joey Klein, who will join Gary in his talk. Joey speaks of his experience six months ago when he was unexpectedly struck by a divine light, and how this phenomenon is occurring throughout the country. Studying under Gary’s tutelage, Joey has awakened to his ability to help others heal. His new consciousness and gifts will be demonstrated to the SPRE audience. In addition to The Messengers, Gary is co-author of the
book, "On the Wings of Heaven," a true story based on messages from
the angelic realm, Gary says. His forthcoming book, "Living in the Days of
Wonder; Dawn of a Great Tomorrow," is the sequel to The Messengers.
October 2002 Dr. Simeon Hein Crop Circles:
Mysteries in the Fields The science of resonance provides startling new scientific discoveries that shatter our conventional belief systems. Dr. Simeon Hein shares his personal experiences pertaining to psychic perception, crop circle research, and extraterrestrial contact. He demonstrates how ordinary humans can break out of the bounds of ordinary perception into a mysterious, holographic, and multi-dimensional universe. After an exhaustive 5 year study, Dr. Hein’s new book, "Opening Minds: A Journey of Extraordinary Encounters, Crop Circles, and Resonance," reveals important and fascinating new evidence about crop circle phenomenon. In the book he shows that most crop circles are man-made formations, which are also capable of exhibiting real, anomalous energies not easily explained by science. Mechanistic ideas about the universe are challenged in the book and show us new possibilities based on the physics of resonance. Dr. Hein discusses different causes of crop circles and some current theories that may help explain their strange effects on people, other living organisms, and electrical equipment. Dr. Hein holds a Ph.D. in sociology and is the director of the Institute for Resonance in Boulder, Colorado. The Institute is devoted to the study of subtle energies. To learn more about Opening Minds, go to http://www.mountbaldy.com
May 2002 Scott Tate Qigong
Qigong has been practiced and revered in China and the Orient for over 5000 years. It is now making a presence in the West, where medical research is beginning to document the physiological benefits. Based on the same principles as acupuncture, Qigong is designed to promote optimal energy flow (qi) and create harmonious balance, while simultaneously achieving many of the results of conventional meditation techniques. Qigong exemplifies a modality of prevention, provides a focus for one's life as well as providing regular exercise. The practice of Qigong allows one to be able to let go of traumatic, negative and distressing emotions. In addition, one who practices Qigong often experiences a sense of "getting out of the head." Scott Tate, MA, LPC, has been a psychotherapist in the Fort Collins area for over 15 years. He specializes in energy psychology and other mind/body therapies that address emotional/physical issues and promote personal growth.
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What kind
of world is before us? As the hounds of war begin to howl, the children of the
new earth begin their
Qigong is
physical, spiritual and emotional. Its beauty is in its simplicity and ease of
learning, and its therapeutic results can be dramatic. Many Westerners were
initially exposed to Qigong and its graceful, dance like movements through
the Bill Moyer's PBS special, "Healing and the Mind."