A doorway to magical realms, which leads within to find your answers. This is a place of healing and restoration of passion.. Whether fiction or non-fiction, Theresa Chaze will help you find new paths to healing and the wisdom many thought long gone.
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
The Wrath The Return The Truth: Judgment Has Begun
The Wrath, The Return, The Truth examines real events and current affairs and considers how they continue to shape our nation and the world. This far-reaching spiritual guide explores the condition of todays church and presents a vision for the future of mankind. In 1996, diabetes sufferer Daniel Osorio suddenly lost his eyesight while driving on a highway. That night, while he slept, he began to experience extraordinary revelations that caused him to question world events. Here, using prophetical insight and the word of scripture, Osorio delves deep into some of the most momentous events of the twenty-first century, including the presidential elections, the World Trade Center catastrophe, earthquakes, hurricanes, tsunamis, and floods. Osorio includes a comprehensive biblical account of the events leading up to the second coming of Christ. Offering dream interpretation as well as a compelling analysis of what many churches may be omitting or inappropriately teaching, Osorio boldly puts forth a new world order. Will the church, New York City, and the world be prepared for what is likely to come? Find out as you join Osorio on an introspective and spiritual journey to make peace with the past and summon hope for a better future. About the Author Daniel Osorio was born in New York City. He has worked as a senior recruiter in an educational program, served as a legislative assistant to a councilman, and helped the disadvantaged within his community for more than ten years.
On November 22 at 5 pm eastern, Until You Walk the Path, You Won’t Know Where it Goes will host Stanley Livingston as he talks about his career and his new project “The Actor’s Journey”.
Working on the small and silver screens, Livingston’s resume includes the titles actor, writer, director and producer. Although he is best known as Chip Douglas on the still popular comedy My Three Sons, he also appeared in other series and in feature films. He has written, produced and directed both feature films and TV series. His latest projects, The Actor’s Journey and The Actor’s Journey for Kids, teaches the business and entertainment industry skills from the point of view of 100 insiders who have worked in the industry both in front of and behind the camera. They share their personal experiences and their insights in order to help others to avoid the pit fall of the business.
Tune at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/theresachaze on November 22 at 5 pm eastern to listen to Stanley Livingston talk about his amazing career and what it takes become successful in the entertainment industry . Those who wish to speak to Stanley or ask him questions may call in at (347) 324-3745 or participate in the interactive chat room, which is available on the show’s page.
Until You Walk the Path, You Don’t Know Where it Goes will be hosting singer/song writer Ray Lane on November 15 at 5 pm eastern.
Singer/songwriter Ray Lane returns to the Folk/Rock music scene with a story that is as compelling as it is haunting. Told in a collection of songs set to capture hearts and souls. Ray shares with his listener’s experiences that speak to anyone who has loved and lost then found themselves alone searching for answers. With a distinct and unique voice set against a backdrop of beautifully orchestrated music, Ray Lane emerges from the blur of LA on a soul searching journey. Upon signing on with veteran producer/mixer David J Holman (Bush, No Doubt, Ever clear) Lane and holman have achieved that timeless alchemy of performance, production and song that will capture your imagination.
Tune at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/theresachaze on November 15 at 5 pm eastern to listen to Ray‘s music and learn more about his career. Those who wish to speak to Ray may call in at (347) 324-3745 or participate in the interactive chat room, which is available on the show’s page
Benefit Concert to Bring Awareness to Domestic Abuse
Until You Walk the Path, You Don’t know Where it Goes is proud to host Christine Hill and Ross Morgan as they talk about the benefit concert and their docudrama, “A Daughter’s Hope.” Designed to raise funds to cover the production cost for “A Daughter’s Hope”, both Hill and Morgan hope to raise awareness of domestic violence and missing loved ones.
"A Daughter's Hope" is the fictional telling of the true life events of Michigan resident Christine Hill as she struggles to overcome an extraordinarily difficult and abusive life, the most painful part of which was the unexplained disappearance of her mother from the Florida Keys in 1981. While the case is still unresolved, this particular story focuses on Ms. Hill as she fights with setback after setback, only to become a stronger wife and mother to her own family.
West Michigan based musician, artist, and designer. Morgan is the vocalist in the rock band Holloway and co-owner of Seaway Sound Studios in Muskegon, MI. www.myspace.com/seawaysound. He has released two "solo" albums - 2001's "The September Edition" and 2005's "The World is Raving Mad.”. He is currently working on a new album and music video.
The December 2 concert, entitled, Always Have Hope, will feature Holloway with a special appearance by Night Toucher. It will be held in Billy’s Lounge in Easttown. All proceeds will go toward the production cost of “A Daughter’s Hope.”
Tune at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/theresachaze on November 8 at 5 pm eastern to learn more about true cost of domestic violence. Those who wish to speak to Christine Hill and Ross Morgan may call in at (347) 324-3745 or participate in the interactive chat room, which is available on the show’s page.
Until You Walk the Path, You Won’t Know Where it Goes is an interactive internet radio show, which takes a broader look at the topic of spirituality. Instead of focusing on the religious aspects of life, it delves into how our spirits inspire us to be our best and highest selves. The goal is to give a venue to those who wish to share their inspiration, their wisdom and their courage. By sharing our experiences, we not only give encouragement others to reach for their dreams, but to also help
News Reports in national/global press about the Wiccan Religion & Paganism in the Mainstream in America.
New York Times: On Religion: Paganism, Just Another Religion for Military and Academia http://www.nytimes.com/2009/10/31/us/31religion.html includes photos and interviews with Circle Sanctuary high priestess Selena Fox and Pagan Studies scholar Dr. Michael York.
ABC News: Real Witches Practice Samhain: Wicca on the Rise in U.S. More Americans Are Wiccan, and Will Celebrate Samhain, Not Halloween, Saturday http://abcnews.go.com/WN/real-witches-practice-samhain-wicca-rise-us/story?id=8957950 includes interviews with Patti Wigington of About.Com: Paganism/Wicca, Don Lewis of Witch School, and Selena Fox of Circle Sanctuary.
And Happy Halloween and Thanks to Barry Lynn and Americans United for Separation of Church and State for publicly pointing out that Halloween in America today is secular and is distinct from Samhain, the religious holiday celebrated by Wiccans, Druids, and other Pagans.
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Samhain Blessings!
Circle Times: Saturday, October 31, 2009
Alternative programming to NCIS: The newest military series Operation Home Base
Operation Home Base: A proposal By Theresa Chaze
Seeing the need, a small group creates grass roots organization called Operation Home Base to help those in the military and their dependants to meet the basic needs of life. Existing on donations of time, money and resources, they frequently have to dip into their own savings to keep the lights on. Coming from diverse backgrounds, personalities, and motivations, they put their differences aside and combine their talents to create a bridge between civilians and the military.
After months of trying to close them down, a representative from government offers OHB unlimited resources. The only catch is that along with the money and influence, they must accept the Government’s Advocate as the new head of their organization. Is it a honest humanitarian offer or are they once again trying to hide something? And if so, what?
An Alternative To NCIS: Operation Home Base--The Newest Military Drama
Operation Home Base is a military drama about fictional non profit organization that gives support to military personnel and their families. Staffed with unique characters, each of which has their own reasons for wanting to help military personnel, OHB is designed to build a bridge between the civilian population and the military. OHB is a combination between NCIS and Army Wives with the potential for therapist drama as well. There is a wide range of potential stories that can be spun from this set-up, from domestic drama, hospital/therapist drama, legal drama, crime drama, adventure, even the occasional comedic episode.
Seeing the need, the organizers created Operation Home Base to help those in the military and their dependants to meet the basic needs of life. Existing on donations of time, money and resources, they frequently had to dip into their own savings to keep the lights on. Coming from diverse backgrounds, personalities, and motivations, they combine their talents to create a bridge between civilians and the military.
An Army brat, Lorelei Stewart grew up to married military. When her husband was killed in action, she learned how little support families received from those they served. His death left more than a financial and emotional void in their lives. There were questions about his death that the Army refused to answer. Determined to be part of the solution, instead of just ignoring the problem, Stewart goes back to school. Through her own hard work, sacrifice and stubbornness, Stewart earned Master degrees in Psychology and Behavioral Sciences. For a short time, she works for the FBI as a profiler. Through her job, she meets Michael Woodsman.
Michael Woodsman grew up in a Navy family. He always intended to follow the family tradition and enlist right out of high school. However, a childish prank in his teens led to the accident that left him permanently disabled. Unable to serve he went onto college to get a degree in Political Science. Using family connections, he worked his way up the political system. His hard edge and cynicism make him a dangerous opponent, who is willing to use his political capital both above board, while still being perfectly capable of blackmailing behind the scenes. He is a team player with an us or them mentality. For the us, he is a supportive and loyal advocate. The them quickly learn that crossing him was not a pleasant experience for his charm was a thin facade for the frustrated warrior within. While working for the Defense Department, he meets Lt. Colonel Elaine Reynolds. Although sexually attracted to her in the beginning, he respects her and her marriage too much to pursue the relationship.
Lt. Colonel Elaine Reynolds was a career officer, wife and mother, who found a way to balance her career and family needs with the help of her police detective husband. She joined the military to get an education. More office support than combat ready, Reynolds was still not above low blows both physically and verbally if the situation required action. Half accountant, half weasel, she learned how to work the system to get what she needed for her base by not only making every nickel count, but by also creatively using the resources at hand. It was through her dealings with the base Domestic Assistance co-coordinator that she met Martin Flying Crow.
A full-blooded Oneida, Martin Flying Crow used his brother’s birth certificate to enlist early to escape the abject poverty of the Rez to find the destiny his ancestors placed before him. Trained by his shaman grandmother, Flying Crow planned to walk the Red Road. The Eagle Spirit showed him that he was destined to be a healer and spiritual guide to others. What the Eagle didn’t reveal was that the road would begin covered with the blood of others. Enlisting in the Navy, he served two tours in Vietnam as combat medic embedded with a Marine unit. Although, he was not officially allowed to carry weapons, he did not hesitate to defend those in his unit by whatever means necessary. He encountered Colonel Walter Hummel and Sergeant Major Deek Williams during an investigation and eventual cover up of the unnecessary deaths of both Marines and civilians. The hypocrisy, lies and betrayal were enough to change Flying Crow’s mind about re-enlisting. Returning home, he worked as a paramedic. He quickly learned how little support there was for military personnel. Working out of his garage, he gathered information, contacts, and resources, which he used to improve the lives of those affected by war. He gained national attention when he was able to talk a wounded warrior out of committing suicide. It was this exposure, which made him national news and gave retiring Reynolds the inspiration for the next segment of her life. Enlisting Stewart and Woodsman and using Flying Crows template, the four of them created Operation Home Base.
Living hand to mouth, OHB was always on the verge of closing their doors. The need was great, while resources were limited. When Walter Hummel appeared with an offer of an endless supply of cash and political clout, it seemed to be too good to be true. Three members were eager to accept. Martin was the only hold out. He didn’t trust Hummel’s motives. He had already seen how Hummel’s open hand was the diversion for the hidden one holding the dagger. He knows the dangers, but he is willing to barter whatever is left of his soul to help those who serve and their families.
After the agreement is signed, the three other members begin to suspect that Martin’s suspicions are valid as they learn that Deacon (Deek) Williams has been chosen as Government Liaison/OHB Supervisor without their input. As the new head of OHB, he answers only to Walter and the Pentagon.
An ex-special ops, Deek was deployed in Vietnam in the summer o f 1966. Assigned to Recon Intelligence, he worked closely with the Montagnard and the Vietnamese Army. Five years later, he reemerged from his assignment and was immediately air lifted out. His military records were sealed except to those with the highest security clearance. Charming one minute, deadly the next, Williams is able to accomplish the seemingly impossible. A permanent bachelor, he has many love interests but no attachments. He sees the big picture when it comes to his career and the military, but he refuses to get caught up in the messiness of intra-personal relationships. The "companions" who warm his bed at night are never there to see the dawn. He is a man of mystery and many contradictions. Likeable, yet frequently frightening, he disappears without notice only to return without explanation.
Immediately, the team is called into service after a disgraced Marine has been found burned to death in there remnants of his parent’s home. They need to help Gunnery Sergeant Matt Thompson and his wife deal not only with the death of their only son, but the disgrace of their son being dishonorable discharged and accused of raping a friend‘s teenage daughter. OHB must help defend them from the charge of murder made by a deputy sheriff who has a grudge against the Gunny.
On Saturday morning, October 31, a memorial place for Marion Weinstein (1939-2009), author of Positive Magic & other works, will be dedicated at Circle Cemetery, the national Pagan cemetery located at Circle Sanctuary Nature Preserve in Wisconsin.
JOIN IN: We invite you to join with others from many paths & places in remembering & honoring Marion Weinstein, her life, & her works. Here are some ways:
(1) TRIBUTES: Express tributes & memories at this newly created In Memoriam site: http://www.circlesanctuary.org/memoriam/mw-memories.htm
(2) PHOTOS: digital photos of Marion for use at her memorial on October 31 and possible use on-line. Send to: bob@circlesanctuary.org
(3) SEND TOKENS OF REMEMBRANCE by air mail, postmarked by October 26. Send a small amulet, crystal, pentacle, or other sacred object to be interred at Marion's memorial place at Circle Cemetery during the ceremony on October 31.
Mail to: Remembering Marion, Circle Sanctuary, PO Box 9, Barneveld, WI 53507 USA. Please include your name, postal address, and email address (we will keep this confidential).
(4) CONTRIBUTE to Marion's Memorial Fund, with proceeds covering the cost of her custom created granite marker and supporting the Circle Cemetery project. Marion's marker will be set on top of the interred tokens of remembrance and dedicated as part of her memorial ceremony on October 31. Thus far, three people have contributed to the fund for a total of $85 out of the $600 minimum we need to raise.
Donate on-line with a credit card at our secure site: http://www.circlesanctuary.org/donate - select Circle Cemetery & note that it is for Marion Weinstein. Donations also can be accepted by phone -- call: 608-924-2216. Donations are tax deductible in the USA.
(5) HELP Marion's pets. As noted on Marion's website: http://www.marionweinstein.com/, please send donations in Marion's memory for the much needed veterinary and adoptive care of her beloved cats and dogs: Marion, PO Box 1028, Tenafly, NJ 07670. This fund is being managed by family members.
(6) ATTEND or ATTUNE to Marion's Memorial Ceremony on Saturday, October 31, 10 am - 11:30 am at Circle Cemetery. Conducted by Selena Fox & other Circle Sanctuary ministers, it is part of the Samhain Festival at Circle Sanctuary Nature Preserve near Barneveld, Wisconsin. Festival information: http://www.circlesanctuary.org/samhain
"Occult" claims about Caelum Moor are "ridiculous," said Norman Hines, creator of the park of 22 granite sculptures. S-T/Max Faulkner
By BUD KENNEDY
kennedy ARLINGTON — A wee bit o’ Scotland has come to the outskirts of Cowboys Stadium, and with it a foggy auld controversy over whether a Scottish sculpture park is also a pagan shrine that might hex the Dallas Cowboys.
City leaders and the family of late philanthropist Jane Mathes Kelton gathered Thursday to rededicate Caelum Moor, a former $3 million corporate sculpture park now relocated as public art along the bonny banks of Johnson Creek.
The same day, nursing home chaplain Michael Tummillo of Stephenville posted on a Web site: "Occultic landmark resurrected near home of the Dallas Cowboys." He warned Arlington about a "demonic backlash."
"Ridiculous!" said Norman Hines, now 70, creator of the 1985 park of 22 granite sculptures, some up to three stories tall and with Celtic markings reminiscent of the ancient English monument Stonehenge.
Tummillo was part of a 1996 witch hunt in Arlington, when 20 evangelical pastors signed a letter complaining that Caelum Moor, then near Interstate 20, was attracting pagan and Wiccan religious events.
Theresa Chaze has been described as the woman who plays with dragons, especially the dragons of the mind. She leads her readers to magical realms and others worlds. Her work is based on her philosophy that all peoples can live together in peace as long as we come from respect, not only for ourselves but those who follow different paths or beliefs. Whether fiction or non fiction, Ms Chaze uses her talent to help others find the path to healing and take back their own power. In many ways, she is a life coach who helps others find alternative life paths and regain their passion. Her work has been compared to Marion Zimmer Bradley and Anne McCaffrey with an adult version of Harry Potter mixed in. Theresa Chaze's major works so far include the first two novels of the Dragon Clan Trilogy , a ebook of Shadows, Out of the Shadows and Into the Light, and a fantasy ebook of short stories called, Sisters, Mother, Daughters. Her screenplay, Never Can Say Good-bye, is one of the 2006 winners of the Gloria Film Festival.
