Workshop Information:
Saturday, November 14, 2009
1:30 – 4:30 PM
Coal Creek Canyon Community Center
Cost: $25 USD
Attend in person or via Internet webcast

In Adamus’ opening message to Shaumbra in September, he noted the importance of keeping a log or journal. Here’s part of what Adamus said:

“I’m going to ask you to keep track of your experiences. It may be a diary, it may be a blog, it may be notes to yourself. We are venturing together into new territory, into the New World of new consciousness, New Energy. Keep a log. It’s going to help you to understand how you got from one point to the other. “

By writing in a journal, you’ll remember things like dreams, “ah-ha” insights, feelings and experiences. It’s one of the most effective ways to bring in and ground energies that used to be just in the ethers. A journal is also a great way for bridging the human consciousness with your divine, almost like writing notes to yourself. Neal Donald Walsch, author of the Conversations with God series, began by journaling to himself and later used the notes as the basis for his books.

If hundreds or thousands of Shaumbra put their energies into their journals, it also provides an important method for grounding the collective energies of Shaumbra into the potential of earth and humanity. Journaling takes a “thought” or feeling from the other realms and brings it into everyday consciousness.

Now you can learn to journal in an easy, fun and purposeful way with best-selling author Patricia Aburdene on Saturday, November 14 from 1:30 – 4:30 PM MST. You can attend in person at the Coal Creek Community Center or join in online with our by pay-per-view webcast. Patricia journals just about every day as part of her work as a professional author. Whether you’re interested in writing a book or finding a new way to connect with your inner self, Patricia will show you the best way to keep notes to yourself, how to write in a way that it will mean something later, how to make journaling fun rather than a chore, and how to open yourself so the thoughts flow onto paper or keyboard.

If you have a lot of thoughts running through your head and feelings flowing through your heart, now is the time to bring them into your life… to serve you. According to Adamus, journaling is truly a gateway to mastery!

A Message from Patricia Aburdene
You’re a busy person. Why invest time to journal? Because Adamus asks us to do so? True enough -- and having joyfully journaled for decades, I know why.
Keeping a journal offers many practical and soulful benefits! First, it is a conscious, practice, requiring you to be present. Like meditation? Sort of. But in one sense better: journaling lets you take notes! Benefits? 1) Journaling quiets you down. AHHH. 2) Unlike many spiritual practices, journaling sets you up to collect the “Ah-has.” And that’s, as they say, priceless.

Journaling is a great way to start your day because it provides a gentle transition from the creative sleeping mind to the more abrupt day-to-day mind. Morning journaling grounds you, requiring you to “check in,” before facing any stress. Much better. Hey, in your journal, you just might describe your perfect day!

Journaling links your conscious mind to your deep self and reveals your inner voice. Writing, by definition, addresses an audience, even if it’s just your best friend. Journaling is a letter from you to you. In that glorious privacy, the inner self is at last free to be, emerge and speak. As you get used to the inner voice, it strengthens and your soul/ intuition find a reliable channel to speak through.

Then you can chronicle your changing perceptions, feelings, consciousness, thoughts, brainstorms. It’s all there on the record. There is nothing, NOTHING, like the power of journaling. I could not live without it. I’d love to tell you all about it!

About Patricia:
Best-selling author Patricia Aburdene is a world-renowned speaker, author, and architect of corporate transformation. Having won recognition as coauthor of the Megatrends books, Patricia embarked on new studies integrating business research and spirituality. She now inspires audiences with a concrete blueprint of how values, consciousness, and leadership will heal today’s economic crisis.

Her new book Megatrends 2010: The Rise of Conscious Capitalism was published in September 2005. Patricia coauthored with John Naisbitt the New York Times number one bestseller Megatrends 2000, the bestselling Re-inventing the Corporation, and Megatrends for Women. Megatrends topped bestseller charts worldwide. Collectively, her books have sold more than 14 million
copies worldwide.

Aburdene holds a BA in philosophy from Newton College of the Sacred Heart, a BS in library science from Catholic University, and four honorary doctorates. In 1990, she was awarded the Medal of Italy for her interpretation of global trends. She lives in Boulder, Colorado, and Manchester, Massachusetts.

Saturday, November 14, 2009
Time: 1:30 – 4:30 PM
Location: Coal Creek Canyon Community Center
Cost: $25 USD
Attend in person or via Internet webcast

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