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The 4th Annual “Finding the Gift in Shift” conference will be January 15-17, 2010 at the Sedona Creative Life Center 333 Schnebly Hill Road, Sedona. Two day tickets are $225 for general seating; Two day preferred seating (first 3 rows) is $295; Friday only $125; Saturday only $150;
Full day intensive workshop with Dr. Joe Dispenza on Sunday, January 17th is $250. Seating is limited for Dr. Joe's Sunday intensive. There are additional pre-conferences and Sunday additional workshops available for additional fee. Call the Radisson Poco Diablo Resort and ask for the special Stellar rate to book your room at the conference discount.
Stellar Productions’ Gift in Shift conference has been a sell out for the past three years and 2010 promises to be the same. The topic of this year’s event is Being The Gift in Shift; actually embodying the changes we choose to see on the planet and in ourselves. This is a time of personal responsibility and taking ownership and accountability of all that we’ve manifested. We must demand that in ourselves and in our leaders.
Being on the earth at this time is not for the feint of heart. However, the biggest, most difficult obstacles are those which give us the opportunity for the most profound transformations. We are headed to times of unheralded peace and prosperity. If that means taking responsibility for your actions and creating a new paradigm, are you willing to do it?
Gregg Braden returns as the opening key-note speaker. His ground-breaking book, Fractal Time discusses how we’re living the end of time. Forget the Hollywood version of 2012. Braden espouses it’s not the end of the world, but the end of a world age – a 5,125-year cycle of time – and the way we’ve known the world throughout that time.
Bert Janssen
2012:Twilight Of The Gods.
>From the Mayans to Wagner and beyond
In the fourth Ring opera by Wagner, called Gőtterdämmerung, the heavens are on fire, the flames consume the Gods, and the message to humanity is, ‘You Must Now Do It On Your Own.’ 5000 years before Wagner, the Mayans designed a different kind of opera and called it a calendar.
The messengers are different, but the message is the same – The kingdom of heaven is within you - Open your eyes and open your ears to your own inner mastery. Bert Janssen will discuss the Mayan Calendar, Wagner, and the tapestry that weaves the two together - the 2009 Crop Circles in Wiltshire, England
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