What might ancient feminine wisdom have to say to us today, in these troubled times? What new wonders could come to be if we were to create with the 'thought of Love' rather than the 'love of thought'? Have we not yearned and cried out for this? Have we not suffered and endured for this?

Mari Perron, author and first receiver of the national best-seller, A Course of Love, will join us for a free LIVE conversation and Q&A based upon her latest book, Mirari: the Way of the Marys, a dialogue between Mari Perron and Mary of Nazareth.

Mari knows it is time for the feminine voice of God to be recognized as a power that has always been - but has been denied. Increasingly, she is a champion of the ways, often discounted, in which women come to know. Her work is alive with soul and depth and longing and a vision that will mid-wife the birth of The New.

A place for interested persons to regularly gather and share their experiences in a safe and supportive environment. If interested or to lean more contact Janet at mather@contemporarymysticism.org.

During this historic planetary shift in which our dualistic worldview is collapsing and a unitive consciousness is arising, how can we help birth the new world to come? What role does our embodiment play in the emergence of a world that reflects the fundamental inter-beingness of All That Is?

In this workshop, we will explore the essential role embodiment plays in awakening and the emergence of a new world. Participants will also have the opportunity to interact and dialog one-on-one with Patricia. Topics include:

1. Embodiment as a doorway to experiencing oneness;
2. The physicality of the awakening experience;
3. The essential role of Heart Center in unitive consciousness;
4. Embodiment as an anchor for a new planetary energy.

Patricia Pearce is a writer, speaker and spiritual teacher who supports those with a desire to participate in the global awakening of consciousness. A native of Colorado, Patricia served as a Peace Corps volunteer in the Andes of Ecuador, and is a former pastor who served Presbyterian and UCC congregations for over 17 years. She is also author of two books, Beyond Jesus: My Spiritual Odyssey and No One in I Land: A Parable of Awakening.

Following the death of a close friend in the early 2000's, Patricia experienced a spiritual awakening in which she realized the interconnectedness of all Reality and the fallacy of the separate self. These insights led her beyond the bounds of conventional Christian belief and, in 2010, she left the church to embark on a vocation of writing, speaking, and teaching. You can visit her website at www.patriciapearce.com.

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