Pictures of Honduras (top Jan Ögren Speaking at Noetic Sciences Earthrise campus)
upper left - 12/21/12 fire ceremony from La Prensa (Honduras Newspaper) Jan is on the left and the Maya Shaman is silhouetted in front.
Upper right symbol used for 12/21/12 event in Copan Honduras (Copan is the site of an ancient Maya city believed to have been used to train kings and shamans) 13.0.0.0.0 refers to the Maya calendar where the new B'aktun began on 12/21/12. A B'aktun is 144,000 days or about 400 years.
Middle left - Temple from Copan and right - view from ceremonial mountain site
lower - bird and banana flower from Honduras
2013
June 13, 2013: 2012 and Beyond: A Maya
Message of Hope for the Future
Story telling, Pictures of Honduras and Meditation
Jan Ogren was asked to journey to Copan, Honduras last December to be present for the for 12/21/2012 transformation. She participated in the Maya ceremonies leading up to and including the Solstice sunrise ceremony and two fire ceremonies. This experience was a life-changing event, not
just for her personally but for the world as we collectively move toward a new
evolution of human consciousness foretold by the Mayas more than a millennium
ago.
Along with sharing photographs of her
experiences, she will guide us in meditations to help convey the messages she
received from the Maya Shamans she worked with and what she learned from the
astrological configuration where the Sun, Earth and Milky Way moved into direct
alignment.
Santa Rosa IONS (International Institute of Noetic Sciences)
6:30 Social time 7:00-9:00 Meeting and Presentation 10$
Admission
Lomitas School House 2421 Lomitas Ave. Santa Rosa, CA.
April 21rst Sunday 11:00 a.m. Being Decidedly Uncertain www.uunorthbay.org
How do we balance knowing who we are with being open to change? How can we hold passionately onto our beliefs and values and be accepting of other views? While many religions try to offer answers, Unitarian Universalism encourages a personal search for truth and meaning: a continual opening to the unknown. This morning we'll explore some tools to help on life's continually uncertain journey as UUFNB sets a certain course for an unknown future.
April 15th, 12:00-1:00 Sonoma State University
Stevenson 3044 (please let me know if you plan to attend)
Turning Stress into Strength - Part II
Stress: work, family - those gut-clenching, jaw-grinding unwanted moments of change and uncertainty are usually very detrimental to our health. Unless, we learn how to change our automatic responses and create a habit of balance and strength. Using the principles of Aikido and neurophysiology we will explore what our individual reaction patterns are and practice using stress to increase our ability to be centered and strong. Jan will review concepts taught in Part I and share additional exercises and resources.
March 8th, 2013 Helping Clients Perceive and Consciously Change their Patterns of Relating to Others www.RECAMFT.org with Michelle and David Keip
January 27th, 10:30 a.m. Love is Larger than Fear www.uupetaluma.org
2012
December 21, 2012 Copan Honduras - Maya Fire Ceremonies
December 10th, 2012 6-8 pm GAIA's Garden Resturant Santa Rosa
reading from: Vintage Voices: Call of the Wild Come dine with authors of the anthology and hear them share their writing. www.gaiasgardenonline.com
November 27th Tuesday Sonoma State University, Rohnert Park
Noon to one p.m. 3042 Stevenson Hall
Transforming Stress into Health and Strength
Stress: work, holiday, family - those gut-clenching, jaw-grinding unwanted moments of change and uncertainty are usually very detrimental to our health. Unless, we learn how to change our automatic responses and create a habit of balance and strength. Using the principles of Aikido and neurophysiology we will explore what our individual reaction patterns are and practice using stress to increase our ability to be centered and strong.
November 11th UUCLC Unitarian Universalist Community of Lake County
Creativity: a nice concept or a vital necessity?
Is creativity just for kids and “artists” or is it an essential element for our spiritual well-being?
Unitarian Universalism is often valued as a rational, socially practical religion. But its uniqueness lies in it being the ultimately creative religion. Come join me this Sunday to explore some new concepts of creativity.
www.uuclc.org
September 1rst presenting at the
29th International Conference on Shamanism: Healing & Transformation
Cycles of Time
August 26th reading from: Vintage Voices: Call of the Wild
to benift Jack London State Park
August 26 10 a.m. Sunday Service: “Got Mystery?”
What do you do when the Universe drops a bit of Mystery
right at your feet? How can we witness Mystery in our
lives? Dr. Rachel Naomi Remen, in her book; My Grandfather’s Blessings, states: “After all these years I have begun to wonder if the secret of living well is not in having all the answers but in pursuing unanswerable questions in good company.” Come join us for a morning of exploration
in very good UU company.
July 8th Reading from Dividing Worlds for Redwood Writers Book Launch. http://redwoodwriters.org/meetings/
Redwood Writers Meeting 2:30-5 PM at the Flamingo Conference Resort & Spa, 2777 Fourth Street, Santa Rosa, CA
May 10th, 2012 Thursday 7 pm "Hope for the Future"
Santa Rosa IONS (Institute of Noetic Sciences)
Steele Lane Community Center
- 415 Steele Lane, Santa Rosa - In the DeMeo Room
I will be telling stories about the transformation of consciousness - as I see it happening in the world today. I’ll share the strange but true journey that created Dividing Worlds, how it is tied to Noetic Sciences (www.noetic.org), and where my path is taking me in the future to help with the evolution of consciousness.
May 6, 2012 "Falling in Love with Your Life Through Stories"UUCSR Women's Retreat uusantarosa.org
April 15 2012
Reading from Dividing Worlds at Redwood Writer's http://redwoodwriters.org/
February 5, 2012 11:00
"Writing the Stories to Right the World"
The stories we tell ourselves create our personal realities, just as our cultural and religious stories create the world we live in. We’ll explore how our world might be different today if our Unitarian ancestors’ stories about Jesus had been chosen as orthodoxy 1700 years ago. In honor of the Super Bowl the story for all ages will be: “A UU mascot,” an original UU fable.
Unitarian Universalist Napa, CA
http://uunorthbay.org/
November 17th 2011 Book reading and Meditation http://www.noetic.org/events/2011/11/dividing-worlds/ Petaluma, CA
October 16 8 pm Outbeat Salon GLBT radio show - FM 91.1 & FM 90.9 http://www.outbeatradio.org/?cat=6
October 9 Practicing Love Humboldt UU Fellowship www.huuf.org
September 18th Book Reading - Redwood writers Anthology release party - Rohnert Park, CA
August 7 Practicing Love Santa Rosa uusantarosa.org
July 10 Creativity: a nice concept or a vital necessity? Santa Cruz www.uufscc.org
June 19 Practicing Love Alameda uuliveoak.org
May 14 Workshop: Learning our UU faith through stories and fables Fremont CA - Pacific Central District Assembly www.pcd-uua.org
May 6 Training: Working with trangender individuals in therapy Lomi Community Clinic Santa Rosa www.lomi.org
April 30 Workshop: What you think does matter Occidental CA
April 24 Easter: Remembering a Religious Liberal www.uupetaluma.org
April 17 Liberally Religious and Proud of It Kelseyville www.uuclc.org
April 10 Natural Connnections Petaluma www.uupetaluma.org
