Dr. Saul Shaye back in Memphis!

Suggested Love Offering: $20-$30 ( Call the church office to reserve your seat)
Dr. Saul Shaye was a practicing Doctor of Chiropractic for 18 years when he became aware of his greater ability to heal. His presentation tells the story of his own spiritual transformation with unique healing demonstrations that show the chronological unfolding of his gift. His humor and down to earth style coupled with his breadth of medical and scientific knowledge engage even the most skeptical audiences.

A former vice-president of the Universal Holistic Healers Association, Dr. Shaye has lectured on wellness, healing and dreams throughout the world for more than 20 years. He defines healing using Edgar Cayce's philosophy of healing: "…all strength, all healing of every nature is the changing of the vibrations from within the attuning of the divine with the living tissue of a body to Creative Energies …."

He has written numerous articles on health and healing and is author of the book, "He who walks on Two Worlds".

Private Healing Sessions (15-20 minutes) $40
By Appointment Monday & Tuesday, March 10-11
To Book a Private Healing Session w/ Dr. Shaye:
call B J at First Unity Church : 753-1463

Walk for the Water

Walk for the Water, May 30 - June 9, 2008 along the Chattahoochi River to bring awareness and remind us to be thankful for the gift of water and for the entire natural world. The Many Horses Foundation, dedicated to honoring and teaching the Native American values and traditions, is organizing this event. The event is a 10 day Walk for the Water starting at the head waters of the Chattahoochee River on May 30, 2008 and ending on June 9th in a traditional Native American ceremony in Atlanta. Many Horses Foundation's goal is to increase awareness of our responsibility to the natural world and to the water which sustains all of life and to bring focus to the need for water, water conservation and water purity.

Native American Elders from across the nation are coming to support the walk. All people regardless of race, religion or ethnic background are invited to walk for the water, for the life and for future generations. Dr. Masaru Emoto, best-selling author of "The Hidden Messages in Water," is planning to come to Atlanta on June 10th to join the Elders for a culminating event. His studies have illustrated how water responds to words and thoughts and how we can influence the healing of the water through our words and songs.

Gary Adler FourStar, CEO of the Many Horses Foundation, is an enrolled member of the Costanoan-Rumsen Ohlone tribe of California and is of Assiniboine lineage through his father, Jerome FourStar. He is an interpreter, a teacher and a guide in these traditional ways. Living now in Georgia, Gary conducts seminars, lectures, leads ceremony and facilitates healing work throughout the United States and regularly conducts training workshops at the Hart Center located in Memphis, TN.

The Healing Arts Research Training Center, The HART Center, is a licensed non-residential facility dedicated to helping people find meaning and purpose in their lives.The multidisciplinary team offers unique activities for personal growth and transformation. They provide everything from counseling, energy work, massage, and drumming to even deeper processes such as psychodrama and hart work to help people go inward utilizing breath and creative expression that helps activate the inner healer/teacher. For more information on the Hart Center and to view a schedule of event/workshop dates for Gary FourStar, visit http://www.thehartcenter.org/.

For more info and to register for this event, go to http://www.walkforthewater.org/ or http://www.manyhorses.org/