Unity in Ashland welcomes Norma Nakai Burton M.Div.
Event Details
Time: January 8, 2017 from 10:30am to 12pm
Location: Havarah
Street: 185 N. Mountain
City/Town: Ashland
Phone: 541.488.9220
Event Type: spiritual, gathering
Organized By: Unity in Ashland
Latest Activity: Jan 7, 2017
Event Description
108 Gongs Ring in the New Year
Ancient Japanese Buddhist Temple Ritual
Norma Nakai Burton M.Div.
It’s Vibration up-level time!
It's time we claim what we know, we stand tall in who we are, and we join with millions and millions of others locally and around the globe who are moving higher up and further in to bringing the KIN-dom of heaven on earth.
We have been talking about this evolutionary leap for years, since the 2000 millenium shift, since 2012 and the Mayan Calendar. We knew there would be a dark period before the dawn.
Now is not the time to despair.
It is the time to focus and to act
with the power of the Fifth Sacred Thing – SPIRIT!
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