Terry Porter
Susan and Terry will discuss how the use of medium ship and spirit art could be helpful finding those illusive ancestors. Terry will be available to do a few readings.
Terry Porter began quite by accident about 15 years ago when as a chef, she fell and broke her hip. Knowing she could not continue to do that work, she decided to go back and take a class and the only class that was open was psychic healing.
That has changed her life forever. She is now an accomplished medium, spirit artist, talks to pets, does spiritual readings with card, is a Reiki healer and radio show host, just to name a few.
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July 7, 2009
11 am Pacific, 12 pm Mountain, 1 pm Central, 2 pm Eastern
Ancestry.com with Suzanne Russo Adams
Suzanne and Susan will discuss Ancestry.com’s World Archives Project, an online community program that allows everyone the opportunity to help bring free historical record collections to the public. It is a collaborative effort involving thousands of people around the world keying information found in images of historical records at their convenience, using their personal computer. The data entered by contributors is used to create indexes for the collections that are posted on Ancestry.com and available free for everyone to view.
Suzanne Russo Adams, MA, AG® specializes in Italian research. She is a Brigham Young University graduate with degrees in sociology and family history/genealogy. Suzanne works as the Society Partnership Manager for Ancestry.com and has been with Ancestry for more than 10 years. She currently serves on the Association of Professional Genealogists (APG) board and as a commissioner for the International Commission for the Accreditation of Professional Genealogists (ICAPGen). Suzanne has a Master’s degree in European History from BYU and is the author of Finding Your Italian Ancestors: A Beginner’s Guide (2009.)
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July 14, 2009
11 am Pacific, 12 pm Mountain, 1 pm Central, 2 pm Eastern
Denise Linn
Susan and Denise will be discussing how miracles can occurr in your life, easily and effortless. Her book, Past Lives, Present Miracles has been called the most empowering book on reincarnation (that you'll read in this lifetime!) We will discuss how clearing blockages of the past is one of the only things that stand between you and your soul. Almost all of these obstacles have their roots in your distant past. She will share with us how we can travel back in time to release these blockages and show us that it's safe, easy and fun and how anyone can do it!
Denise Linn has been called "America's best-kept secret." For the last three and a half decades she has traveled to the far corners of the world speaking to standing-room only audiences of thousands. Her spiritual journey began as a teenager when she had a near-death experience after being shot by an unknown gunman. The revelations she received on the "other side" and the subsequent amazing healing of her wounds led Denise to eventually become an internationally respected healer, writer, and teacher.
A world-acclaimed expert in feng shui and space clearing, Denise has distilled the information and wisdom into her teachings that she gained from indigenous cultures around the planet— the aborigines of Australia, the Zulu in Africa, the Maori of New Zealand (where she was given the title of tohunga), as well as from her own Native American roots.
Denise has taught seminars in 20 countries and has written 15 books, including the best-selling, "Sacred Space," and "Soul Coaching" as well as her newly released personal memoir, "If I Can Forgive, So Can You!" Her books have been translated into 26 languages, and she has been a featured guest on Oprah, Lifetime, Discovery Channel, BBC TV, NBC and CBS. She is also the founder of the International Institute of Soul Coaching.
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July 21, 2009
11 am Pacific, 12 pm Mountain, 1 pm Central, 2 pm Eastern
Peg Zitko, Ellis Island Foundation
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July 28, 2009
11 am Pacific, 12 pm Mountain, 1 pm Central, 2 pm Eastern
TBA
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August 4, 2009
11 am Pacific, 12 pm Mountain, 1 pm Central, 2 pm Eastern
Footnote.com
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August 11, 2009
11 am Pacific, 12 pm Mountain, 1 pm Central, 2 pm Eastern
TBA
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August 17, 2009
11 am Pacific, 12 pm Mountain, 1 pm Central, 2 pm Eastern
Steve Luxenberg
Steve and Susan will discuss how we can call on our investigative skills uncover the facts about our families and how he did just that in uncovering his mother's secret in his new book, Annie's Ghosts: A Journey Into a Family Secret . We will explore how an entire story can come from one small clue and what happens when lies and omissons become real truths. There's a spiritual journey for those who uncover family secrets and how to deal with it emotionally. There is no doubt that it affects life, relationship and most probably exists in every family. A compelling hour.
Washington Post associate editor Steve Luxenberg is a master of investigative journalism. The editor of two Pulitzer Prize-winning series, Luxenberg has now written his most compelling story: his exploration of his late mother’s secret.
Beth Luxenberg always claimed to be an only child, but a chance mention led to the discovery that she had been hiding the existence of a sister, Annie. The girls had grown up together, living in a series of cramped apartments until Annie’s commitment to a mental institution at the age of twenty-one. Why was Annie committed? How had Beth so thoroughly erased her sister’s existence? Why had she wanted to?
Steve Luxenberg has worked with The Washington Post for twenty-four years, overseeing reporting that has won numerous awards for Post staff members, including two Pulitzer Prizes for explanatory journalism. In his current role as a Post associate editor focusing on special projects, Steve has directed coverage of in-depth stories on the causes and consequences of the financial crisis that unfolded in the fall of 2008. He lives in Baltimore, Maryland.
