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“May the sun bring you new energy by day, may the moon softly restore you by night, may the rain wash away your worries, may the breeze blow new strength into your being, may you walk gently thorough the world and know it's beauty all the days of your life.”~ Apache Blessing
...RETURNING... September 29, 2020 on ZOOM
mastering the law of attraction
In this leading edge class, we unravel our way into clarity in our understanding and use of the Law. Embodying and living the Law is a full time occupation to become a mindful Co-Creator. We remember that embodying and living this Law, is a full time conscious and conscientious occupation.
SUNDAY UNIVERSAL SERVICE
CELEBRATING ALL RELIGIONS ON ONE ALTAR
REV. CHERAG ZAN BENHAM
On Zoom for
Rising tide International
4th SUNDAY OF THE MONTH
My Next service is November 22, 2020
10:30 AM EDT
On Zoom!!! Password:RTI2020
Giving and sharing
November 22, 2020 Rev. Zan Benham
Regardless of the Covid-19 Pandemic and the Electoral challenges, time moves on, as we are rapidly entering the Holiday season, also known as the Season of Giving. This year, it may be more important than ever before, for each of us to give, in whatever way we can, during this season of Holy Days. Many folk cannot pay their rents and/or do not have enough food to meet their family's needs. Least of all do they have cash flow for family gifts. We may all be a little a little more challenged on how to handle our affairs during this Pandemic. Thanksgiving has always been my most favorite holiday, as it represents for me an opportunity to be with family and friends, cooking, eating and sharing the whole day through. For me it is also about gratitude for all that I have! This year will be different, as I will be staying home, visited by a good friend who has hung out safely with me on and off throughout this Covid epidemic. Instead of a whole turkey, we will share a turkey breast, with a few good side dishes to raise our spirits, and some fun movies to infuse us with delight throughout the day. No family, no visits from those we would otherwise see and be with. It is timely to remember what this Thanksgiving Day is really all about. There are many early stories about it, but the intention originally, was for the Pilgrims, to celebrate and share the bounty of their Harvest, and to break bread with those they may have fought with or held in disdain. In the fall of 1621 on Plymouth Rock, it was the Wampanoag tribe. The occasion was marked by three days of celebration, of hunting, and fishing, cooking, comparing foods and recipes and sharing their meals.We are capable of doing both of these in our present lives. We can celebrate all the good of our bounty, large or small and we can seek from with in ourselves forgiveness for our judgments, perceptions and prejudices. We can reach out to others less fortunate than ourselves and give as we can from our hearts and our pockets!Today we hear loud and clear, that, "as you give, you do receive." "Your gift will return to you in full—pressed down, shaken together to make room for more, running over, and poured into your lap. The amount you give will determine the amount you get back." Luke 6:38.The realization that the whole life must be "give and take" is the realization of the Spiritual Truth and the fact of true democracy: not until this spirit is formed in the individual can the whole world be elevated to the higher grade. Bowl of Saki, May 21, by Hazrat Inayat KhanIn remembrance of this day long ago and now, let us open our hearts to those we may see standing in opposition to us, or those, to whom, we may stand in opposition. Let us open our heart for forgiving ourselves, our own judgments and prejudices. Let us give from our hearts as we have not given before. The great lesson in giving is that in doing so, one always receives back and most often with far more than was given! Join us this Sunday on Zoom, in our sacred space of the One heart as we celebrate with delight, the harvest and bounty of our lives in a wonderful and song filled expression led by Faerie Elaine Silver. Blessings eternally surround us all.Rev. Cherag ZanThe Universal Service is weekly egalitarian worship service celebrating all of humanity’s religions and spiritual traditions on a single altar. Scriptures, songs, prayers, chants, and offerings from each religious tradition are accompanied with universalist prayers that honor all faiths as lights serving humanity’s unfoldment. Different Reverend Cherags rotate on leading the services each week.
On Zoom!!! Zoom Password: RTI2020
Shaman Journey experience
NEXT SHAMAN JOURNEY
to be determined ... on Zoom!
NEW REIKI CERTIFICATION SERIES
Next Series
To Be Determined
(Attunement Class & Certification)