Journal are distributed to more than 195 locations in the Ann Arbor area, including Crazy Wisdom Bookstore, Whole Foods, Plum Market, Castle Remedies at the Parkway Center, the Food Co-op, Kerrytown, Nicola's, the Zen Temple, Sweetwaters, Pharmacy Solutions, Michigan Union, the Better Health Store, the Ann Arbor Institute of Massage Therapy, North Campus Commons, Arbor Farms, the Center for Sacred Living, Complete Chiropractic, the Lotus Center, Organic Bliss, the Lighthouse Center, Jewel Heart, Tsogyelgar, the Aprill Wellness Center, Yoga Space, Michigan Theater, Deep Spring Center, and the Weber Center.
We also distribute to the offices of dozens of doctors, holistic health care providers and therapists.

Intuitives Interactive with Amy Garber *  

First Thursday of the month, 6-8:30 p.m. and Third Sunday of the month, 2-4:30 p.m. at Crazy Wisdom Community Room * For Intuitives, Indigos and others wishing to explore metaphysical topics with like-minded individuals. We create a safe space for people to hear about the intuitive experiences of others and share their own. Includes hands-on exercises to develop more deeply as an intuitive, demonstrations by practitioners, discussions and social time. $3-5 donation to cover room rental. Call Amy at 358-0218; intuitivesinteractive@hotmail.com or meetup.com/intuitives-interactive.

Spontaneous SOULutions with Lauren Zinn * Sept. 6, 7:15-8:30 p.m. at Crazy Wisdom Community Room * So what's your experience of "truth?" How do you achieve "patience" when you're about to "lose it?" Is "generosity" challenging or easy for you? What about "silence?" In other words, how is your personal spiritual practice tested in everyday life? Join this spontaneous session of SOULutions, share wisdom and meet Lauren, Your SOUL support. Free. Call Lauren at 239-1901; laurenzinn@gmail.com or zinnhouse.com.

Healing Circles with Glenn Pailthorp *  

Sept. 9 and 23, 1-3 p.m. at Crazy Wisdom Community Room * Healing circles are an opportunity to enjoy guided meditations to heal the body, aura and spirit. Topics may include chakras, kundalini, shamanic journeys, out-of-body practice, spirit communication, past life regression and other intuition building exercises. Come to one or more and bring a journal. $10. Call Glenn at 417-8682; glenn@pailthorp.com  

or pailthorp.com. 

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.

8:30 to 10:30 p.m. - No Cover Charge

Every Friday and Saturday night Crazy Wisdom invites you to Tea and Tunes. Not a tea drinker? No problem! Crazy Wisdom offer a wide selection of coffee drinks. (while you're here, don't forget to try some of our tasty treats as well!)

Friday, September 7 -  

Ellen Keyt & Deb Fedon

Ellen Keyt is a Detroit-area acoustic singer/songwriter with a big, warm voice and wide-ranging musical inspirations. Featured at events such as the National Women's Music Festival, Detroit Marshall Fields Days of Music and the Ann Arbor Art Fair, Ellen's original work explores social issues, relationships, spiritual journeys, and the experience of just being human and trying to make sense of it all.  Ellen's music tells stories -- inspiring, sad and silly stories. Her style is best described as urban folk, rock/blues with lyrical sophistication, folk with an edge, rock with a gentle heart.  Deb Fedon will be accompanying Ellen on the cajon and providing harmonies and background vocals.  http://www.reverbnation.com/#!/EllenKeyt 

Alberta, Canada's own prairie balladeer Scott Cook is making his debut at Crazy Wisdom and Ann Arbor!  Scott is a tirelessly traveling songwriter with his heart forever on his sleeve. He brings honesty, humor, years of roads and a deep love of humanity to his songcraft and storytelling. His straight-talking tunes weave together folk, roots, blues, country, soul and reggae influences, framed by finger-picked acoustic guitar, banjo, ukulele, and foot percussion. Scott has been making a full-time living at music since 2007, touring extensively across Canada, the US and Taiwan. He is currently touring in support of his third album, Moonlit Rambles, a collection of road stories, existential musings, and social commentary. Music, photos and "hobo travelogue" can be found at www.scottcook.net.