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Click the picture for a
map to the Library in Ballard. |
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Click the picture for parking information and street views
of the building in Ballard. |
As always, we welcome the participation of new members and volunteers to help build a useful and valued
community resource.
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Spring Book Sale and Fund Raiser
A shared fund-raiser with Cherry Hill Seminary
in honor of its patron, Hypatia of Alexandria
Saturday, April 19, 2014
6pm - 10pm
Shoreline Unitarian Universalist Church
14724 1st Ave NE in Shoreline, in the Chrysalis Building
A wine & cheese party with Greco-Roman flair!
Come for food, discussion and information about these great organizations.
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Bring your wallet for our wine tasting.
We've recently received six boxes of books, many of which are already in our collection, so we are selling them at this fundraising event.
Many are in pristine or very good condition. We are also including other books that have been donated and are either duplicates of our
books, or not part of our collection criteria.
Come early for the best selection - most are priced $2 or $3. |
Tarot Readings with Kathy Eckert |
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Tarot Discussion Group
with Kathy Eckert
7 pm Wednesdays at the Library
Suggested donation is $5 per session.
The energy of the Tarot group is strong, and people want to keep the discussion going. This will not be a
class with a leader, but an opportunity to discuss among ourselves our teachings and experiernces with the Tarot. These are
informal discussions, finger food contributions are welcomed.
Please feel free to join in, even if you have not taken any classes here. |
Notes from the Seventh Class |
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Author Ken Reed
Saturday, May 3, 11 am at the Library
Our lies keep us from allowing our power and natural intuitive intelligence to emerge for a full, joyous
and abundant life.
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Ken Reed, Filmmaker, Explorer, Spiritual Seeker and House Holder draws from a lifetime of rich experience
of life not only as an adventurer but as a man searching for meaning and willing to taunt life by living on the edge to
share his conclusion in his book, The Art of Falling Back Upon Oneself and the Yoga of Lies.
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Dream Machine
11 am Sundays by appointment
During the winter theatre seasons, the theatre next door is busy with reheasrals, auditions, etc, and Sunday mornings
seem to be the most reliabley quiet times.
$10 suggested donation.
The Dreamachine is a rotating cylinder on an old-fashioned record-player spinning 78 revolutions per minute.
The cylinder has precisely cut out holes that produce a complex stobescopic effect when rotating around a bright light.
Besides the trippy visual effects the device is said to induce lucid dreaming and intense daydreaming.
It promotes a trancelike serenity, intensifies creativity and insight and even uncovers suppressed memories.
The first hour will be for beginners, with shorter sessions. After the first hour, we will break, and those who want more in-depth
experience can stay for a longer session.
Please bring a pillow to sit on. People who call and reserve a spot will be given priority if we have too many people.
Only eight people can fit around the table.
To schedule an appointment email:
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