Shifting from Mind to Heart

- with Dr. Christine Bair

February 25, 2012

10 am to 4 pm

The way people think of themselves and their connections to others and the universe is changing from a culture of the mind toward a culture of the heart.  Spiritually our challenge now is not just to change or expand our consciousness: but to embody the divinity that is in our heart.

In this workshop, we will explore an overview of spiritual perspectives from the past, identify the current evolutionary spirituality being felt as a ‘tug of the heart’ or a sense that ‘there must be more to life than this,’ and learn a technique – Heart Rhythm Meditation – that puts our physical body into coherence, our mind and emotions in a state of calm and peace, and connects us with our spirit’s voice of intuition and connection with the Divine.

Each person will have the opportunity to experience the profound effectiveness of this simple practice and ‘see’ its effects measured objectively on the computer screen, as our physiology is monitored while we meditate.

Cost: $75

To register send a check to

the Amethyst Foundation

44 Buffalo Creek Road

Duncannon, PA 17020

Phone: 717-275-5638

Email: AmethystSpiritualCenter@gmail.com

or visit our Web page: www.AmethystSpiritualCenter.org

Christine Bair holds doctorates in both Energy Medicine and Spiritual Healing from  Holos University.  As a Holistic health professional for over three decades, she is a licensed RN, psychotherapist, and founder of Center for True Self.  Also ordained, she focuses on the interface of science and spirituality, facilitating the integration of body, mind, and spirit in her private practice.  As a workshop leader, speaker, writer, and teacher she helps others transform life stress into personal and spiritual growth.  The central role of the heart in intuition, intention, human vibrational organization, and healing is her passion and research focus.  A voice for the emerging science of Epigenetics, she bridges multiple disciplines using consciousness and energy as primary modalities of healing.