Elaine Santos presents "Entering Your Love Era w/ Imagery, Breaking the Bonds of Self-Loathing to Experience Love & Bliss"

In-Person & On-Line, Sunday, 8/30/26: 

Elaine Santos presents "Entering Your Love Era w/ Imagery, Breaking the Bonds of Self-Loathing to Experience Love & Bliss"

"I am excited to offer this imagery session in-person and online at the San Francisco Theosophical Society Lodge on Sunday 8/30," Elaine says. "The imagery will be relaxing and will explore self-love and the obstacles that hold us back from fully embracing it.  I was inspired by the book 'Amma is Love' by Ethan Walker III; in particular the quote below about self-loathing. I have been contemplating how to release self-loathing to fully embrace and enjoy love.  I am excited to share this imagery with you!"

Here is the registration link:

https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/uAZdQ38sRhmAHaqDKDStaw

The Lodge opens at 4pm PST, for those joining in-person. Elaine's talk will start at 5 p.m. PST and that's when the Zoom will start for those joining us on-line.

For more information on Elaine's work, visit https://www.wellnessasart.com/

Paranirvana of Legendary American Sage Joe Miller, 8/19/92 - "So Long As Love Remembers"

Sandalwood on Lake Minnetonka

After I joined the Theosophical Society, I was visiting a friend of mine back in Minnesota, on Lake Minnetonka. We were walking along and went into some trees. I smelled incense, sandalwood incense. But there was nothing like sandalwood anywhere near there. Then I just took a gentle, in-drawn breath and was fined with ECSTASY.

At that time, I was working in a nightclub and driving a bakery truck too, so I probably had myself honed down pretty fine from the actual work I was doing. But I wanted to feel it again, I wanted that feeling that you couldn’t exactly say was a feeling. It was an ecstasy.

And I wasn’t thinking about anything. It was just a gentle breath. It was there because I was still enough, without anything bothering the conscious mind. So it just happened.

Well, it was about two years before it happened again. I wanted it to come back so much, I cried. And then it happened again without trying. It was just a happening. And I wanted to find out what it was. I even cried that it had come back. It’s like pleasure and pain mixed. You couldn’t call it pleasure, you couldn’t call it pain. It was just an ecstasy.

After a while, I got so that I could just do it with a gentle, in-drawn breath. But it wasn’t me. It’s just tuning into the THATNESS, the IT-ness, God, love, whatever you want to call it. The name you put on it doesn’t make any difference. It’s the experience.

So I can sit here now and just draw on a gentle breath. I wouldn’t dare breathe that way all the time because I wouldn’t want to be walking that high off the ground. But I can sit down and be very quiet and it happens. It’s just an ecstasy in the very air. 

- Excerpt from “Great Song: Life & Teachings of Joe Miller” Edited by Richard Power, Foreword by Coleman Barks