William Peters
Learn about the Shared Death Experience (SDE), where caregivers or loved ones feel they have participated in a dying person’s transition to a benevolent afterlife. William will present case studies and findings from over 300 SDE accounts. He will offer the first research-based methods to classify how SDEs unfold, highlight the remarkable benefits to experiencers, and provide insights to manifest an SDE.
Luján Comas
La Muerte Como un Despertar a una Expansión de Conciencia. La enfermedad, un accidente grave, la muerte de un ser querido o la posibilidad de la propia muerte por un diagnóstico inesperado pueden ser la piedra en el camino que nos dé la posibilidad de abrirnos a una expansión de conciencia.
Natalia Sanchez, MA
La ECM como brújula cosmológica. Natalia hablará sobre su investigación sobre cómo las ECM sirven como brújula cosmológica para evaluar el rumbo adecuado. Esto incluye una cosmología compartida con comportamientos y actitudes psicológicas comunes, la idea de un Más Allá y la sensación de pertenencia a algo mayor.
Cecilia Chiarpotti
Desde la Creación a la Manifestación. El Arte del Ser en creación dentro de los dones en sanación, conlleva la importancia de integrar el llamado y tomar acción en este mundo maravilloso. Aunque lleve a la incertidumbre y el caos interno, es una armonía perfecta que brinda la manifestación de tu identidad y tu existencia.
Brahmananda David Nowe
Brahmananda David Nowe will share personal experience of receiving Shaktipat in 1975 and his Sadhana (practices) for unfolding Kundalini. In addition to kundalini and Shaktipat, he will discuss subtle body, chakras, nadis and kriyas (purifications) that occur spontaneously in Siddha Yoga. The process leads to the Realization of the Self (Atman) and the unfolding of our inner Shakti (innate Divine Powers).
Brian Sackett, PhD
Our opening meditation will set the intention for peace and goodwill throughout the conference. For this meditation, we will focus awareness on that which is constant. We can shift awareness by focusing attention on what does not come and go. By holding the focus on what does not change, we access the spirit within.
Rick Archer
Rick will talk about his personal spiritual awakening story, starting with his childhood, his learning to meditate in 1968, and his years as a meditation teacher. He will describe his inspiration and motivation to start Buddha at the Gas Pump in 2009. He’ll also share insights and experiences he’s had while doing this now very popular spiritually focused podcast.