May 24th, 2008 by admin

Evening Satsang:
Friday July 25, 2008, 7pm to 9pm
Herbal tea, snacks and purified water will be served.

Cost:
$10-$15 donation (sliding scale)
no one will be turned away for lack of funds.

Kyle had an awakening six years ago, following the climax of a very painful personal story. Since then he has held Satsang as a way to provide clarity for those wanting to become free of their ego and personal suffering.

Satsang & Healing Intensive One-Day:
July 26, 2008, 10am to 5pm
Herbal tea, snacks and purified water will be served. Bring your own lunch.

Cost:
$50-$60 (sliding scale)
no one will be turned away for lack of funds.

Vanessa has studied energy healing, and developed Clearlight as a result of her own struggle with illness. Following the death of a family member and the ending of her marriage, Vanessa had a profound realization of the truth of her being. She now shares this in Satsang with her partner Kyle.

Location:
Both the evening satsang on the 25th and the daylong
satsang/healing intensive on the 26th will be held at 142 Ordnance Street, Kingston.

For the evening satsang on the 25th at 7pm, please arrive 10 to 15 minutes
early to allow for everyone to get settled in. Please do the same also for
the daylong intensive at 10am on the 26th.

Snacks and tea will be served, however, it is recommended that you bring a
light lunch as well for the daylong on the 26th.

Please pay the registration fee upon your arrival.

To find out more information:

Call: 613.767.9721 or email: info@innerpathwork.com

To view a map of the location:

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Some possible places to stay the night are:

SKWEEK’S HOUSE
15 Wellington St.
Kingston, ON K7L 3B7
(613) 548-1225 BHC
$20 a night
skweekshouse@sympatico.ca
The Only Year Round Hostel in Canada’s First Capital –
Kingston, Ontario! Book Ahead. Come Visit!

QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY RESIDENCE
75 Bader Lane, Victoria Hal
Kingston, ON K7L 3N8
(613) 533-2223 BHC
$20 a night

ALEXANDER HENRY SHIP HOSTEL KINGSTON
For a stay that’s truly memory-making, the Museum Ship Alexander Henry, once a mighty ice-breaker, now houses guests comfortably in its generous hold. A number of choices are available for guests, including rooms with double beds, others with two bunks and single rooms with one bunk. The boat sleeps a total of 47 people, and all proceeds go to support the ship’s on-board museum.
Address: 55 Ontario Street Kingston ON Canada K7L 2Y2
Telephone 1 613 542-2261

May 23rd, 2008 by admin