My Piece of the Puzzle

03/11/2017

This is one of the points if the Enlightenment Intensive - to know who you are!

Is that a relief? thework.com

03/06/2017

Just in case you have no idea what an Enlightenment Intensive is, I will share what it is not! It is not a lecture. It is not a new technique to learn and add to the list of dozens of tools you already know and don't use. Think of it as "spring" house cleaning for your soul. It is an event. An experience and a process. You do not go home and practice the process after the event is complete. Instead, it clears away the cobwebs so to speak, the gunk junking up your direct connection with your source. Leaving you cleaner and clearer so maybe you will use some of the tools you already have, or maybe you will realize you don't necessarily need them. It could very well be the most important thing you do for yourself ever!

02/11/2017

Good Saturday Afternoon Enlightened Warriors!

I am so excited for Mystic Perception - The Opening Enlightenment Intensive in May I can barely contain myself! It has been way too long since we've had this event in Colorado!

Here is what a former attendee wrote to Martin recently.

As the title of the event indicates, it is specifically designed to allow participants to directly experience the Divine within us, i.e. “open to a direct enlightenment experience”. Although no words can describe it, opening to this Divine aspect within (that which is truly “you”) can leave a lasting and positive impression in your life. This is the same work done by the great masters, sages, and mystics throughout history.

This peak spiritual experience can be achieved within a few days by following a simple technique, which you will be taught at the event. Personally I can still recall in vivid detail my first direct experience from over a decade ago. It quite literally changed my outlook on how I viewed myself, others, life and what lies beyond my passing from this world. In a nutshell I realized I was part of something greater than just the sum of my parts (mind, ego, body). My journey of self-realization continues today as I incorporate the truth of who I am into my daily life.

If you are curious to experience for yourself what the mystics and masters have written about throughout the ages then this event is for you. All I can say is that you will not be disappointed if you go.

I believe in this event because I have seen the positive impacts it has had in my life and those around me. For me, unreasonable happiness is no longer just a phrase but something I can experience in each moment if I choose to.

Feel free to pass this along to anyone who might be interested or who might benefit from this event.

Love to you,
Marc Meyer

If that is not enough to intrigue you and convince you to join us . . . well I am not sure what will be! My own experiences were very similar to what Marc describes.

We have 3 participants confirmed at this time - which is fantastic! We are only 2 1/2 months out - so even though May sounds far off, the time to act is NOW!

Folks have been inquiring about transportation options. The closest commercial airport is Denver International Airport (DIA).

There is a regional airport if you pilot your own plane http://www.flynoco.com/

There are many transportation options, some of which are shown below.

Transportation Options

http://blackdiamondtaxiandlimo.com/index.php/dia-loveland/

$274 10 passenger private van DIA-Sunrise Ranch
https://airportlimoservicedenver.com/index.html

http://www.greenrideco.com/res_lo.php

Also, rental cars. 1 h 14 min (68.4 mi) via E-470 N and I-25 N

I have put a post on the website http://mypieceofthepuzzle.com/index.php/2017/02/11/ride-share-board/ which hopefully will allow attendees to communicate via comments and coordinate ride sharing.

I would LOVE to see us hit 10 attendees before the end of February! Please share the word - I can send you an electronic flyer to help you do so!

Thanks! I am looking forward to seeing you in May!

In Service,

Carol Sue "Suzie" Shride
303-358-1194

www.MyPieceofthePuzzle.com

We’re the publishing company for the Lucy Dakota book series as well as the operator of various leadership and enlightenment workshops and events.

02/04/2017

To be a fashionable geek is usually a contradiction of terms, but Apollo 11 moonwalker Buzz Aldrin and Bill Nye ("the Science Guy") pulled it off.

11/07/2015

10/04/2015

A truly great library contains something in it to offend everyone." -- Jo Goodwin

During this week's Banned Books Week, we celebrated an author who has defended the freedom to read for over forty years -- Judy Blume. The beloved author of many Mighty Girl favorites such as "Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret", "Deenie", and "Tiger Eyes," Blume has been writing children's and young adult fiction for decades. But what her many young fans rarely realize is that her frank discussion of topics like religion, puberty, and sexuality in these books -- the same honesty that makes them so appealing to young readers -- has made her one of the most frequently challenged children's authors.

In our tribute post, we honor Judy Blume's career, both as an author of many beloved Mighty Girl books and as a determined and forceful voice against censorship and book banning. At a time when Blume's books still face frequent challenges, her experiences combating censorship -- and her powerful words about the value of making complex and daring books accessible to kids -- are more important than ever.

To read our post, "Protecting 'The Books That Will Never Be Written': Judy Blume's Fight Against Censorship," visit http://www.amightygirl.com/blog/?p=7425

To discover more Mighty Girl books that have been challenged or banned because of the difficult issues they tackle, check out our blog post, "Dangerous Words: Challenged and Banned Mighty Girl Books" at http://www.amightygirl.com/blog?p=4611

And, for Mighty Girl books that pay tribute to the important role that libraries and books play in our children's lives, check out our post "Celebrating a Love of Reading: Mighty Girl Stories about Books, Libraries, and Literacy" at http://www.amightygirl.com/blog?p=4517

Thanks to Title Wave for sharing this quote!