"Chants Encounters"
Coffee House Concert
tonight (12/4)
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"Forget about what should be. Discover what is."
-- Ivan M. Granger
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Thank you, Gary O Smith, for sharing your beautiful photos!
In the Celebration Circle we honor and nurture the Sacred in ourselves, each other, and all Creation.
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Photo by Gary O Smith
Do you like hearing and singing sweet vocal harmonies, accompanied by sure-fingered guitar work? I sure do! That's why I'll be at the Unity Coffeehouse this Friday night, singing along with Charley Thweatt, a touring troubadour who is one of the very best at getting folks to join in with his upbeat, uplifting tunes. He's in concert at the Unity Coffeehouse from 7:00-9:20pm, located at 1723 W. Lawndale, near Broadway and Loop 410. I guarantee you'll leave with a huge smile in your heart, and some powerful affirmations in your soul. I really hope you can join us there! Speaking of powerful music - did you hear about the fire that swept through Jump-Start Theater last Sunday morning? Or perhaps you were even there to see what happened? But if not, let me tell you about it... It started immediately with our opening song: things were really rocking and rolling; the Circle Band rhythm section was in particularly fine form, and the crowd was even more responsive than usual. The next thing I knew, Love was spontaneously moving and grooving through the room, which literally felt like it was on fire. I hadn't witnessed anything like it in years... By the time noon rolled around, we had gotten so wound up that a large portion of the folks attending ended up on their feet and dancing all around the altars for the last two songs. As you can see from the photo above, it was Big Fun! As a matter of fact, it was so much fun that I'm looking forward to finding ways to weave a pulsing, driving dance beat through our gathering on a regular basis, while still including times of quiet contemplation and meditation, too. I'm not sure how that will translate into action, but I can't wait to see what happens this next Sunday, as we honor the Divine Mother in our midst with another dance groove celebration. Hope to see you there!
With blessings,
PS: Come a bit early and support ArtsMart holiday craft bazaar this Sunday. And please note that this will be the last Sunday for you to bring some new, non-violent toys to donate to our annual Toy Drive for the Inner City Development Center. It is also the final week of our Giving Circle Pledge Drive, your chance to make a financial commitment to the Celebration Circle for the coming year. Thank you for your consideration ... your gifts truly make a difference and will be appreciated! | |
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Sundays
THIS SUNDAY
December 6th
"Re-awakening to The Divine Mother" Join Zet and Rudolf for a deep and delightful meditation on the healing, nurturing energies of the Divine Mother re-emerging in our culture. And vocalist Sarah Bading offers more of her powerful interpretations of Rudolf's songs.
NEXT SUNDAY
December 13th
"Further Along the Good Red Road" Rudolf teams up with our good friend and beloved spiritual teacher, Hal Robinson, for one last time in Hal's yearlong series of Second Sunday Circle talks on traveling the Good Red Road. His willingness to share his unique, Native American perspective on living life in balance has added much to the Circle, and we are grateful for his teachings (www.dancingbearteachinglodge.com)
Sunday Morning Circle meets at 11:00 am at the Jump Start Theater
located at the Blue Star Arts Complex
Building B In the heart of King William
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Wednesday Evening Meditation Circle gathers at 7:30 pm each week at the San Antonio Quakers Meetinghouse - 7052 N. Vandiver, at Eisenhauer Rd., two blocks west of Austin Hwy. Come experience meditation woven with Tibetan singing bowls, live music, sacred silence, led by Rudolf. Suitable for beginners and experienced meditators alike. Love offerings accepted in support our use of this beautiful, peaceful space.

This Sunday, December 6th - ArtsMart
will be held before and after Circle at JumpStart. (open 10-11am & noon-1:00pm). This is a great opportunity to shop for (and sell) your handcrafted Holiday Gifts, created by Circle folks skilled in arts and crafts. If you're interested in reserving a space to sell your work, contact the Circle Office at 533.6767 or Circle@CelebrationCircle.org
Photo by Gary O Smith
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Underground Sounds Solstice Concert 6:00pm
Cave Without A Name, Boerne
Mark your calendar for our 7th annual celebration of the Winter Solstice, performed in the extraordinary beauty of the Queen's Throne Room in the Cave Without a Name. With music and meditations from Rudolf Harst (vocals, guitar, flute, Tibetan singing bowls); with Paul Lewis (didgeridoo); Sarah Bading (vocals) and Carl Rush (percussion). Located 12 miles from downtown Boerne, you'll feel transported to another realm! Reservations requested. Tickets $20, available at our website (click here) or by calling 210.533.6767. For info about the cave and directions, www.cavewithoutaname.com or 830.537.4212 |
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