Come One, Come All, for a fun, uplifting day of free activities to nourish the Soul, at the SUNY College Camp on Saturday, August 8th from 11am -5:30 pm. Rain or Shine! There will be a bonfire, singalongs, drumming led by Ken Langlieb + friends, corn hole, hiking, storytelling, free psychic readings, a pot luck lunch, and a free ice cream sundae bar.
ISD Sacred Council. We are asking you to Consider what feeds you and adds to your longevity, and to then put that at the center as you consider how to operate in the world & how to serve others. Make it a point to bridge to others around you and put that out there! Share and connect what makes you glow. Final step is to commit! Don’t take or make excuses. Don’t put other things first, but really lock into this and see it as a pathway or portal to your success and happiness!
Welcome Friends- Come explore your spiritual gifts with like-minded community, as we usher in Metaphysical Summer School at ISD! Scroll down for - Information on The EveryDay Psychic with Diana Friedell, Yoga, Grief Circle. Join a mediumship or intuition practice circle. Play/meditate with us in the woods at Sunny Hill! Looking forward to meeting up at your favorite events! May Peace, Love and Light be with you ALL.
The Complete Idiot’s Guide to TAOISM, By Brandon Toropov and Chad Hansen If you’ve ever been intrigued by Taoism but felt unsure where to begin, The Complete Idiot’s Guide to TAOISM offers an accessible doorway. Written in clear, approachable language the book introduces readers to Taoist philosophy, history, and practice without oversimplifying. The authors, Brandon […]
How to Heal Yourself When No One Else Can by Amy B. Scher is a compassionate guide to self-healing. Drawing from her own experience overcoming chronic illness and as an energy therapist, Scher provides practical energy-healing techniques to help release emotional blocks, reduce stress, and restore well-being.
Heaven is Beautiful : How Dying Taught Me That Death Is Just a Beginning was written by Peter Baldwin Panagore. His story is an account of his near death experience while hiking in Alberta Canada when he was 21 years old. He was ice climbing the Lower Weeping Wall on Cirrus Mountain, Banff National Park. Several climbing mistakes resulted in Peter and his partner being stranded on the ice wall over night and experiencing hypothermia. Peter was well versed in the stages of hypothermia and was aware of his increasing confusion, clumsiness and sleepiness as the hypothermia increased. Peter struggled to stay awake but he was unable to and he slipped into death. He died on the side of the mountain and experienced forgiveness, unconditional love and bliss.
