Objet : Reminder and Access Info for Duane Elgin Teleseminar TonightDear Friends,
I hope you'll join us tonight for our dialogue with visionary futurist and author Duane Elgin. Starting at 5:30pm Pacific time, we'll explore the radical paradigm shift that occurs when we awaken to the reality that we live in a "living universe."
We'll ask the questions: Who are we? Where are we? What kind of journey do we think we're on? Do I feel at home in the Universe? Through our contemplation of these essential questions, Duane will help us clarify our understanding of who we are in the biggest possible context and help uncover the real nature of the evolutionary journey we are on.
For full event information and access instructions visit:
http://www.evolutionaryspirituality.com/events/duaneelgin.php
Thank you again for your participation in our series. I look forward to seeing you at the event!
Warmly,
Craig Hamilton
Founder, Integral Enlightenment
P.S.- We've opened up additional space in our 9-week Integral Enlightenment Telecourse starting this Saturday. To learn more and register, visit: http://AcademyForEvolutionaries.com
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