Upcoming Events 

Booksigning for The Sacred Power of the Universal Laws Revealed with author and spiritual teacher Sharka Marie Glet - Jun 19, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM  - Learn how to find a specific spiritual lesson in any life situation. We create our reality with our conscious and unconscious thoughts. Our unconscious thoughts create life situations, which we might not like. We can train ourselves to be able to intuitively find the unconscious thought and bring it to our awareness. Then we can harmonize the thought with the Universal Laws and improve our over-all consciousness.More people now believe that in order for their lives to improve, they need to change their thoughts. Sacred Power of the Universal Laws Revealed presents twelve ways of thinking and teaches people how to harmonize with them. They are Godly principles. It is not what you think, it is how you think, which needs to change. FREE; (815) 931-8902; sharka_glet@yahoo.com; http://www.sharkaglet.com

 Are Smart Meters Safe? with Diana Ostermann - Jun 20, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM

A former, AT&T Wireless Executive, Diana Ostermann will present an overview of DTE Energy Smart (Advanced) Meters, the Mesh Network , the Smart Grid and the health impacts of this new technology. Following will be a Q&A and suggestions for resident safety. Free.  (734) 277-0098; StopSMMnow@gmail.com; http://stopsmmnow.wordpress.com 

Dreaming the Soul Back Home Book Signing Event with Robert Moss

June 21, 7 p.m. in Crazy Wisdom's Tea Room

Soul-loss, in shamanic understanding, is a primary source of illness, depression and mental confusion. The royal road to soul recovery is to go through the doorway of a dream that shows where soul is to be found, and bring it home. In his new book, Robert Moss guides us along paths of healing and transformation, to become shamans for our own souls. Free. Call Julie 478-0160; jatumbarello@yahoo.com or mossdreams.com. 

 

Awakening Voice: Introductory Evening with Jessica Ryder -
June 21, 7-8:30 p.m. Jessica will introduce her approach to voice and creative expression by speaking, singing, guiding you in making sound together, tuning into who's present and responding to what arises. No vocal experience needed. $10 suggested donation.
Call 663-8460; jessica@awakeningvoice.net or awakeningvoice.net.

Holistic Health Lecture
Series by Mark Rojek
at Crazy Wisdom Community Room 

Community HU Chant with Local Members of Eckankar - Fridays, 6:30-7:15 p.m. 

All faiths (and agnostics!) are welcome to join this weekly, free get-together to sing one of the ancient names for God - HU. Popular in many cultures, the singing of HU is an undirected prayer to harmonize the consciousness with and open the heart to God's love. Free. Call John at 320-2010; john.zissis@sbcglobal.net or eckankar.org

Friday, June 22 - February Sky

February Sky is traditional singer and Celtic guitarist Phil Cooper with songwriter and singer Susan Urban.  Phil sings and plays his own arrangements of traditional songs and tunes on six string guitar and cittern, and he also interprets a number of carefully chosen songs from the best of modern Folk song writers, as well as backing Susan up on her songs.  Susan Urban is a writer of story songs and humorous "slice of life" songs.  She accompanies her songs, plus Phil's songs and tunes, on six and 12-string guitar, six string banjo, mountain dulcimer, and hand percussion instruments.  Phil and Susan present a combination of old and new songs addressing a wide range of experiences and emotions; their presentation includes vocal harmony, intricate instrumentation and thoughtful stagecraft.  They believe that Folk Music is a continuum - whether the songs are self-penned or have a history thousands of years old, as long as they speak to the human condition and the human heart, they carry on the Folk Music tradition. www.februarysky.com

Local tabla player John Churchville hosts an evening of Indian classical, light classical, fusion, and folk music in the wonderful Crazy Wisdom Tearoom. Come hear the sounds of a musical tradition that dates back over 2000 years. John has performed this music all over the United States and India, including the Ann Arbor Summer Festival, Hiawatha Music Festival, as a presenter for the Michigan Music Educators Conference, the North American Bengali Conference, and as a featured performer with the Michigan Pops Orchestra. Now he brings his friends Dan Piccolo, Scott Brady, Prashanth Gururaja, Atmaram Chetainya and others to the tearoom for a monthly Indian music night that will include the sounds of the tabla, sitar, bansuri, violin and vocals. www.johnchurchville.com