The Dreams, Synchronicity and Imagination Meetup Group is hosting an informal discussion about astral projection, lucid dreaming and journeying experiences at the Green Lake Chocolati (7810 E Green Lake Dr N) next Monday (Jan. 16, 2012) at 6:30 p.m. Information about the group, via meetup.com: Meet other local people who are interested in an exchange of ideas and information regarding the study of dreams, synchronicity (meaningful coincidence) and imagination. Using Robert Moss’ book The Three “Only” Things as a starting point, we’ll explore how to take these marginalized dimensions of life seriously, using them to increase self-awareness and enhance our sense of meaning and purpose.
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Group to meet at Chocolati to discuss astral projection, lucid dreaming and journeying experiences
Green Lake couple receives SPU Medallion award
Green Lake residents Richard Dahlstrom and his wife, Donna Dahlstrom, are winners of Seattle Pacific University’s 2012 Alumni Medallion Award. Recipients are leaders within their chosen professions who reflect the values and ideals of Seattle Pacific and are active in their communities. Richard and Donna will each receive their award during Homecoming celebrations at SPU on January 26, 2012. Richard, a 1979 graduate of SPU, has been senior pastor of Green Lake’s Bethany Community Church (1156 N 80th St) since 1995. He is also a teacher with Torchbearers Missionary Fellowship and Fuller Theological Seminary. Richard is the author of O2: Breathing New Life into Faith,…
‘New Year’s Eve at Green Lake’ planned by Interfaith Community Church
The Interfaith Community Church is planning a New Year’s Eve at Green Lake event. The music, prayer and song outdoor gathering will begin at 3:30 p.m. on New Year’s Eve (Saturday, Dec. 31, 2011), near the Green Lake Community Center (7201 E Green Lake Dr N). A walking meditation around Green Lake will follow. Nine different faith and spiritual traditions will be represented. Thanks for the tip, Lila Rapcewicz.
Vedanta Society offers discussion series on work-related topics at the Green Lake Library
This story comes to us via Kat Chow. Kat is a student in the University of Washington Department of Communication News Laboratory, an advanced reporting class in which students produce news stories and packages for local neighborhood and ethnic newspapers and online sites. Stafford Smith of the Vedanta Society of Western Washington wants people to walk away from the society’s philosophical dialogues with more questions. The society’s three-part miniseries being held at the Green Lake Branch Library (7364 E Green Lake Dr N) is meant to stimulate discussion about why people work. “This isn’t just a passive sit-there-and-be-lectured-at experience,” said Smith, the society’s Chairman of…
Zen Buddhist Monk to give talk at Green Lake Library
Photo credit: D Sharon Pruitt Zen Buddhist Monk Rev Master Basil Singer is giving a talk on Tuesday November 1, 2011, 6:00 p.m. – 7:45 p.m. at the Green Lake Branch Library (7364 E Green Lake Dr N). The talk will be on the Buddha’s enlightenment, the beginning of a religion, and how we can do what the Buddha did. The North Cascades Buddhist Priory’s Seattle Meditation Group is putting on the event. It is not sponsored by the Seattle Public Library. For more information, contact Geoff at (360) 556-1093 or portybeach [at] hotmail.com.
