L.A. Free Press Editor To Speak Jan. 8
ted quinn
i wholeheartedly encourage you to make a point of
being there with art on sunday. it was my privelege to
have taken his meditation class in joshua tree for two
years - a class which taught me to see the very word
'meditation' in a radically new and usefull light - so
i can personally attest to the fact that even one
afternoon with art is well worth any thinking person's
time. as a contributor to the newly resurrected free
press, i have also been fortunate to be involved ina
publication which can help to bring about badly needed
transformation in this world.
art has been deeply involved in the most progressive
work this country has known for over half a century. i
firmly believe, from experience, that a lot can be
learned from this elder advocate of peace and
happiness.
yours,
ted
--- Art Kunkin <artk...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear Dear Friend Of The Freep,
>
> I want to personally wish you a very happy and
> prosperous New Year. If you
> have been reading my Tools For Success and Life
> Extension column in the
> L.A. Free Press, you know I believe that there is
> much that we can do
> internally to be successful and prosperous and happy
> regardless of what
> happens in the world around us.
>
> Nevertheless, 2005 has been a year of great crisis
> in the world and it
> seems that the crisis may come to a head in 2006.
> Either the Bush
> government will consolidate its Big Brother
> government in the U.S. and
> throughout the world (perhaps even by cancelling or
> again stealing the next
> presidential elections) or our opposition will stop
> this growth of fascism
> by becoming more vocal, more organized and more
> insistent on impeachment.
>
> Therefore, I want to invite all of you who are in
> Los Angeles to meet with
> me on Sunday, January 8 at the Bodhi Tree Bookstore,
> 8585 Melrose Ave. to
> discuss how all of us involved with the L.A. Free
> Press can use our
> newspaper to improve the world. I want to report to
> you what is happening
> at the newspaper and how we can use the paper to
> magnify and make
> meaningful our individual response to the terrible
> crisis of humanity that
> we are facing.
>
> Since the Bodhi Tree Bookstore is one of the most
> recognized centers of
> spiritual consciousness in the United States and the
> world, I also want to
> report to those who come to this meeting my own
> progress toward making the
> legendary alchemical Philosopher's Stone, the
> medicine that tradition says
> can bring about the extraordinary life extension and
> maturity so much
> needed today. In recent years millions of people
> have become acquainted
> with the idea of the Philosopher's Stone through the
> fictional Harry Potter
> books but since your very own Free Press Editor is
> one of the very few
> serious laboratory researchers into the Stone I
> thought I would combine
> these two subjects at our gathering. In my own life,
> personal and social
> consciousness are very much related and I want to
> share with my friends my
> practical knowledge about physical health and inner
> joy.
>
> And for those of you who signed up for our free
> Newsletter but are too far
> away to join us on January 8 there is much that you
> can do with and through
> our newspaper to improve your personal and political
> world no matter where
> you live. Please continue to let your friends know
> about the paper through
> emails and personal conversation. Every article and
> comment that you submit
> for publication makes us stronger. Your
> subscriptions and donations and
> support are vital to pay for the production and
> printing of the L.A. Free
> Press. Every dollar helps! Read the paper on-line at
>
>
<http://www.losangelesfreepress.com/>www.losangelesfreepress.com
> if you are
> too far away to get the printed copies. We have a
> powerful tool at our
> disposal and let's make it powerful enough to really
> improve our world. Our
> plan this year is to once again return to weekly
> publication and expand our
> voice into many cities and many countries. You can
> help make this happen!
>
>
> Sincerely, Art
> Kunkin, your editor since 1964.
>
>
>
>
> Please open up the Los Angeles Free Press web site
> at
> www.losangelesfreepress.com, subscribe to the free
> Newsletter and open up
> the pdf file of a current issue of the Freep to read
> on-line.
>
> And, if you like what you see and read, please do
> subscribe to the printed
> Free Press that will be delivered to you via postal
> snail mail. We do need
> your support! You can use the secure PayPal form
> that is on the web site
> with or without a credit card or send a check to the
> address in the paper.
> Please support your community newspaper.
> Thank you, Art Kunkin, Editor.
> The Los Angeles Free Press was established in 1964.
>
> INFORMATION TO CHANGE THE WORLD (FOR THE BETTER!)
> TOOLS FOR PERSONAL SUCCESS AND LIFE EXTENSION!
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