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A talk with Melinda Clarke adn Deidre Teagarden about an important talk Saturda August 4th.The Nisei Veterans Memorial Center (NVMC) announces a showing of the
documentary Lost Generation and talk by author Melinda Clarke on
Saturday, August 4, 2018 at 1:30p.m. in honor of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Remembrance Days . The event will take place at the Oceanview Maui Adult
Day Care Center on the Nisei Veterans Memorial Center campus in Kahului.
The event is free and open to the public, but reservations are required
due to space limitation. The movie includes some graphic war-time footage
viewer discretion is advised. Please call 244-6862 for reservations and
more information or email [email protected].
Lost Generation contains footage taken by the U.S. Occupation Forces
after the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945. The enactment of the
Freedom of Information Act in 1976 allowed for the movie footage and
photographs to become available for purchase and in 1980 Messrs. Tsutomu
Iwakura and Kazumitsu Aihara formed the 10 Feet Movement. With the help
of NHK and a civil campaign of citizens from all over Japan sending in
3,000YEN per person, the men purchased 100,000 feet of footage and photos
that were later used in three different movies. Ms. Clarke was gifted
those films while she was conducting interviews of A-bomb survivors in
Japan in the early 1980s.
Melinda Clarke is an accidental activist who began marching to her own
tune after the Three Mile Island incident in 1979. Having lived in Japan
in 1964, she had a calling to move back in the 1980s and began recording
the Hiroshima and Nagasaki survivors stories. Her worldview shifted and
it wasnt long before she became a passionate advocate for peace. Ms.
Clarke inspires others to live a life of peace and purpose and recently
walked the Shikoku Pilgrimage (900 miles). Her talk Journey Toward Peace
will touch upon her A-bomb survivor interviews and what we as everyday
citizens can do to promote peace and end war.
Lynn Araki-Regan and I have a talk about Tropic care-no-cost HEALTH CARE ON MAUI August 11th-19th
call 808-270-7855 for info.
Dr. Paul Leon Masters SPIRITUAL MIND POWER AFFIRMATIONS, DR. MASTERS LATEST BOOK. WE START A NEW CHAPTER ON ENERGY CONSCIOUSNESS. WE WILL DISCUSS Clearing the Mind of Negatives-Part 2.
WHAT TO DO
Seek peace and always find some point to agree on
I’d like to refer to a book that changed the way many people thought and made them become aware of the Power of Positive Energy. The Power of Positive Thinking has helped men and women around the world to achieve fulfillment in their lives through Dr. Norman Vincent Peale’s powerful message of faith and inspiration.
Doug Schenk and Dr. Tom Vendetti talk about recent. Doug Schenk talk about his latest travels with his wife Cindy. He wnet through India and Joined with Tom Vendetti for a trip to Mt. Kailash. A special benefit for the Maui Dharma Center will be held Sat. Aug. 4th at the McCoy Theater at the MACC.
Betty Sakamoto and I talk about Primaries August 11th. KAOI will be doing election coverage from 6pm on August 11th. Sponsored by Sakamoto Properties. Go to https://elections.hawaii.gov/voters/polling-places/https://elections.hawaii.gov... for polling sites and more info
Here's an Excerpt from my Audio book How to Fly with Less Stress!
How to Fly with Less Stress is the second book in the Travel Angel series by the Rev. Cindy Paulos. Rev. Cindy Paulos has 40 years of experience in stress reduction techniques. This book gives you a complete holistic guide of easy tips and exercises that cover all aspects of air travel, from going through TSA to how to relax on board. This is a book you will take on every trip. It also helps reduce fear of flying.
Rev. Cinday Paulos has written four other books on meditation techniques, as well as five cds. TheTravelAngel.com has info on all the shows, the blog, and the app. Learn:
https://www.amazon.com/How-Fly-Less-Stress-Affirmations/dp/B07DRNBBMP/ref=sr_1_1_twi_audd_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1532288067&sr=8-1&keywords=how+to+fly+with+less+stress
Clearing the Mind of Negatives-Part 1
The world has been going through a battle of positive and negative forces for a long time. We are bombarded with many negative influences without even being aware of it.
One of the problems about slipping into darkness, is that in darkness you can’t see til you bring in the light.
That is why mediation is so important.
Here are a few sources of Negative energy to watch out for
WHAT TO DO
Fill your life with light.
Light is the most powerful force against darkness.
I wrote a book called Put A Little Light in Your Life, filled with ways to use light as a positive tool in your life.
Had a Great talk with Michael Backes and Teri Freitas Gorman about Medical cannabis. This event sold out, but there will be another in August. Researcher and author, Michael Backes returns to Maui for another Lunch & Learn presentation from 1-3 pm, Saturday July 21, at the Leis Family Class Act Restaurant, on the second floor of the Pa?ina Building at UH Maui College, 310 Ka?ahumanu Avenue in Kahului. His presentation, “Understanding CBD & Medical Cannabis” will highlight the most recent research on medical use of cannabidiol (CBD) and other medicinal cannabinoid compounds. The $20 event fee includes a hot buffet lunch and class materials. Register at www.understandingcannabis.eventbrite.com. Seating is limited.
CBD or cannabidiol is a compound produced by certain cannabis varieties. Unlike THC, CBD does not produce euphoric effects. While CBD has recently gained public attention, there is great deal of misinformation about its legal status and health benefits. During his presentation Mr. Backes will explain how CBD and other cannabinoids interact with the human endocannabinoid system. He will also dispel many of the myths and claims about CBD commonly encountered on the internet.
“With four million patients using medical cannabis nationally, and some 22,000 registered patients in Hawai?i, understanding how cannabis therapy works is more important than ever,” said Mr. Backes. “Chronic pain, migraine headaches, PTSD, epilepsy and dozens of other conditions can be safely and successfully addressed with cannabis, but it’s also important to understand it’s not a cure-all and not all cannabis plants or products are created equal.”
Cindy Paulos and Fiona Joy talk Story. Fiona Joy was born in Cessnock, New South Wales and raised in both Newcastle and Tamworth.[1] She began to study the piano at a young age, composing short pieces before she was a teenager. She trained at the Tamworth Conservatorium of Music under tutor Ursula Bakker and showed early signs of musical talent.[2] Her teachers included Es Clarke, Ursula Bakker, and Maureen Newell.[3]
The Sydney Morning Herald said of her in 2007 that she "ranks among the world's best in her genre, but struggles for recognition in her home country" of Australia, largely due to the lack of recognition given to the genre by Australian music critics until she won the 2006 ZMR award. Fiona Joy is the first Australian to place in the top ten on the ZMR chart and the first to win a ZMR award.
Her first album, Portrait of a Waterfall, charted at No. 1 on the New Age Reporter (NAR) World Charts in 2005.Her classical release, Angel Above My Piano, earned the NAR Lifestyle Music Award for Best Piano Album of the Year for 2006.
She has been a finalist multiple times in both the Musicoz Awards in the jazz and classical categories, and the Los Angeles Music Awards in the New Age/Ambient Instrumental category.
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