Pilgrim's Speak

Meet Dave, Sales Admin

Cynthia — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 02:07:09 +0000

Dave, Sales Administrator:

Pilgrim’s Way- What “gift” do you recommend to people that you feel is a gift to the world?

Dave- The “Autobiography of a Yogi” by Parmahansa Yogananda. That pretty much sums it up for me. That book gave me the most joy because it opened up endless possibilities for me. I think it is the most powerful spiritual book I’ve found.

PW- What motivated you to become part of the staff at Pilgrim’s Way?

D- The Pilgrim’s Way is the spiritual heart of this peninsula and I want to be part of it.

PW- Where did you grow up?

D- Los Angeles.

PW- What did your mother and father do?

D- My Dad was a railroad man for the Santa Fe Railroad. My Mom was a house wife.

PW- What was your most memorable job?

D- That would be when I was the manager of the Big Sur Lodge General Store.

PW- What is your favorite book or author and why?

D- Aside from the Autobiography of a Yogi, it would definitely be The Film Encyclopedia by Ephrain Katz. It’s the bible for all films.

PW- What is you favorite word?

D- Hope.

PW- What is your least favorite word?

D- Does George W. Bush count as a single word? Well, ok; then gossip.

PW- What turns you on?

D- The future.

PW- What turns you off?

D- Negativity.

PW– What sound or noise do you love?

D- The sound of water moving like an ocean or stream.

PW– What sound or noise do you hate?

D- Elevator music.

PW– What profession, other than your own, would you like to attempt?

D- A Reference Librarian.

PW– What profession, other than your own, would you not like to attempt?

D- There’s so many,… I’d have to say door-to-door Sales.

PW– Finally, if heaven does exist, what would you like to hear God say when you enter the Pearly Gates?

D- Come on in!

Meet Rosemary, Intuitive Counseling

Cynthia — Mon, 17 May 2010 00:25:47 +0000

Rosemary, Intuitive Counseling Consultant:

Pilgrim’s Way – How do you describe your “gift” offered as a Consultant?

Rosemary- Unique. A talent. Sensory empathic intuitive counseling.

PW – How/when did you first become aware of this “gift”?

R – At a very young age, maybe 7 years old; I could actually sense what people were feeling and thinking. My mother was gifted and mentored me.

PW – What is the most common question you are asked as a Consultant?

R – “What is my life purpose?”

PW – What inspired you to become a psychic consultant professionally?

R- I would say my mother and changing people’s lives was really rewarding.

PW - How do you respond to those who call you a “Fortune Teller” or question your validity?

R- I kind of say I prefer “spiritual coach” and I love skeptics so I tell them something themselves no one else knows.

PW - What about your Consulting gives you personal satisfaction?

R- The change I see in people’s lives when they take my advice.

PW - What motivated you to become an on site consultant at Pilgrim’s Way?

R- The people, the environment and their reputation.

PW - Where did you grow up?

R- In Southern California.

PW - What did your mother and father do?

R- Mother was a spiritual teacher and father was a business owner (Pest Control).

PW - What was your most memorable job?

R- As a radio host.

PW - What is your favorite book or author and why?

R- It is absolutely the book “The Search for Omm Sety” by Jonathon Cott, even though it’s out of print.

PW - What is you favorite word?

M- Fantastic.

PW - What is your least favorite word?

R- No.

PW - What turns you on?

R- Little things that take you by surprise.

PW - What turns you off?

R- Greed.

PW - What sound or noise do you love?

R- The sound of a breeze or wind.

PW - What sound or noise do you hate?

R- Bamboo windchimes or fingernails on the blackboard.

PW - What profession, other than your own, would you like to attempt?

R- An Archeologist.

PW - What profession, other than your own, would you not like to attempt?

R- An Undertaker.

PW - Finally, if heaven does exist, what would you like to hear God say when you enter the Pearly Gates?

R- You did a very good job this time and you don’t have to go back again.

Meet Cynthia, Co-Owner Pilgrim’s Way

Cynthia — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 18:42:10 +0000

Cynthia, Co-Owner & Chief Bottle Washer:

Pilgrim’s Way- What “gift” do you recommend to people that you feel is a gift to the world?

Cynthia- Miguel Ruiz “Four Agreements” because to change the world we start with ourselves. This book is brief clear and practical. I’m looking forward to reading his newest book, “The Fifth Agreement”.

PW- What motivated you to become part of the staff at Pilgrim’s Way?

C- To share a life with Paul and to be part of a growing community of Life and Nature lovers.

PW- Where did you grow up?

C- Southern California.

PW- What did your mother and father do?

C- My Dad was an incredibly creative person. He was a fisherman and an artist having grown up in the islands, but for trade he was a roofer, bus-driver, and his last business was machinist and tool & dye maker. My Mom was a fabulous gardener and cook when she was the primary homemaker.

PW- What was your most memorable job?

C- Well, probably when I was a glass blower; but I really like driving a for lift too!

PW- What is your favorite book or author and why?

C- I have so many… I love a book that can meet me where I am and take me on a journey to a more expansive place. I want to have an experience that I come back to my world changed. I guess one of those books for me was Dan Millman’s “The Way of the Peaceful Warrior”. It’s old now but nevertheless powerful.

PW- What is you favorite word?

C- Harmony.

PW- What is your least favorite word?

C- Can’t.

PW- What turns you on?

C- People who are fully alive.

PW- What turns you off?

C- Complacency.

PW– What sound or noise do you love?

C- The sound of birdsong in the open air.

PW– What sound or noise do you hate?

C- In-authenticity.

PW– What profession, other than your own, would you like to attempt?

C- Writing or Teaching.

PW– What profession, other than your own, would you not like to attempt?

C- Government work.

PW– Finally, if heaven does exist, what would you like to hear God say when you enter the Pearly Gates?

C- Welcome back!

Let’s Talk Crystals!

Cynthia — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 19:03:52 +0000

April 16, 2010
6:30 pm	to	8:00 pm
6:30 pm	to	8:00 pm

Let’s talk rocks with a crystal expert!

Valerie White has been working with Crystals and giving classes and lectures on crystals for over 20 years. She has witnessed many miraculous things involving crystals both in her life and the lives of others.

Come join us for a fun evening and learn about the energies that the different stones and crystals contain and how you can use them in your life.

Each type of stone and crystal is unique and you can tap into their energies. Crystals have been used for centuries for healing, communicating, manifesting, and bringing joy into your life. Wearing a certain stone or piece of jewelry on a certain day can make a big difference in how you feel. Find out how and why.

Valerie is a Healer and Psychic who works at Pilgrim’s Way every Friday, 3-7 and Sunday 11 – 3.

The cost for the class is $15 and each attendant will receive a Free stone and a Private Party 25% Special Discount on any crystal or jewelry items.

RSVP please by calling 831-624-4955 or email Pilgrim@Pilgrimsway.com. (6 people minimum sign-ups)

Young Manners from a Young Man

Cynthia — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 18:37:04 +0000

April 3, 2010
2:00 pm	to	4:00 pm

Saturday, April 3rd, 2 – 4 pm, author Landon Shayne Cooper will be here to meet you, sign books and discuss his motivation.

Why Shop Local ?

Cynthia — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 01:14:46 +0000

When you shop at a mega-retailer chain store or an online retailer (yes, like Amazon), most of your dollars leave the local economy. You may save a little, but the loss to our hometowns result in local unemployment, higher taxes, and reduced services. By supporting locally-owned, independent businesses, communities keep their dollars working for them as they enrich the local economy, increase the diversity of available products, provide better service and improve the quality of life for all of us.

Trading independent retailers for big-box chains weakens the local economy. This is because local stores recycle a much larger share of their sales revenue back into the local economy, while chains siphon most of the dollars spent at their stores out of the community, funneling them back to corporate headquarters or to distant suppliers. The added economic benefit of local stores has been dubbed the “local premium”. Several studies have quantified it. From Andersonville IL, Austin TX, Boulder CO and San Francisco, economic impact studies show that locally owned stores generate greater benefits for the local economy than do national chains. The Andersonville Study, for instance, shows that for every $100 a consumer spends: Local businesses give back $68 to the local economy. Chain stores only give back $43.

The Local Premium impacts:

· Local payrolls, as locally owned businesses spend a larger share of their revenue on local labor because they carry out all management functions on-site, rather than at corporate headquarters.

· Procurement, as local retailers spend more than twice as much buying goods and services from other local businesses. They bank locally; hire local accountants, attorneys, designers, and other professionals; advertise in local media; and source inventory from local firms.

· Profits; because their owners live in the area, a larger portion of the local retailers’ profits stay within the local economy.

· Charitable giving, as local retailers donate more on average to local charities and community organizations than the chains do.

Adding dollars circulating in the local economy translates into a larger number and wider variety of available jobs. The implications of the local premium for how cities approach economic development are significant. Not only do big-box stores eliminate more retail jobs than they create, but they reduce local economic activity and job creation in other sectors. Conversely, expanding local businesses generates substantially greater economic benefits.

By supporting locally-owned, independent businesses, communities keep their dollars working for them as they enrich the local economy, increase the diversity of available products, provide better service and improve the quality of life for all of us. During this recession, now more than ever, if you understand this issue and care about your community you should PUT YOUR MONEY WHERE YOUR HOUSE IS!

The Pilgrim’s Way Community Bookstore & Secret Garden is pleased to offer a Benefit Program in recognition of your support of our local independence for 40 years! Our Benefit Program Membership options include valuable benefits tailored to your preferences. Pick up a Membership Application in the store or at www.PilgrimsWay.com on the About Us page in the drop down menu for a pdf download.

Check out these sites to learn more about Hometown Peninsula and its members as well as other communities across the nation that are united to maintain economically vibrant independent business communities:

Good Grief!

Cynthia — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 01:35:03 +0000

Something we don’t talk about much in the west, grief. Certainly not in public or with people you want to keep as friends! Maybe in therapy or at a funeral, right? Who wants to spend time grieving anyway?! People want to have fun. Go out to the movies or the club. Go shopping and do something. Yeah, me too. But there is “good grief” and more people are starting to pay attention.

Paul and I attended a grief ritual with Sonbonfu Some’ at the end of January. Neither one of us had before and we didn’t quite know what to expect.

Why did we? Well, contrary to the peaceful, serene space you find us in at the bookstore and garden, we work very hard to create that and continually fall short of our intentions. Let’s face it; disappointment, loss, struggle, these things happen in life – for all of us. We don’t have to live a particularly dangerous life style to experience loss. The problem is not so much the loss, it’s that we hang on to it, “stuff it” as they say and it builds up and gets heavier with time. To answer the question “Why did we?”, our load is pretty heavy right now. We thought it was a good idea to clean some out if we could. Besides the event was called “Dancing with Creativity and Grief”.

Sobonfu explains that creativity and grief are two sides of the same coin. When we flush out the grief that is present, the channel becomes clear for creativity to flow through us; as natural as the air we breath and just as abundant. What a concept. No need to distract, avoid, numb out – just let it move through.

I got to tell you – Wow! Words can’t fully express the value of my experience. What I can say is that I felt lighter, more peaceful and more compassionate as a result of my experience. The next day I had a spring in my step, I had more energy and was more productive than I can remember for some time now. Paul has had that really bad flu going around that keeps people coughing for up to three months and the next day it was gone!

Here is her web site & a YouTube video.

Take Your Spirit to a Whole New Level!

Cynthia — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 20:59:11 +0000

February 11, 2010
6:30 pm	to	8:00 pm
February 18, 2010
6:30 pm	to	8:00 pm
February 25, 2010
6:30 pm	to	8:00 pm
6:30 pm	to	8:00 pm
March 4, 2010
6:30 pm	to	8:00 pm

Foundations of Spirituality

Classes with Rosemary Brown Sanders

Description:
Weekly 90 min. Classes Thursdays

Date:
February 25, March 4, 11, 18, & 25, 2010

Time:
6:00 – 7:30 p.m.

Cost: * $150 for all five classes

Meet your personal guides and enlist their help for everyday living!
Stay in touch with the other side’s guidance.
Meet your angels and experience kinetic energy, psychometry, bend a spoon and other psychic empathic techniques.

Class Description: This class is an introductory class explaining various energy sensing techniques that include kinetic energy, psychometry, sensing body energy, frequency and vibration. Plus, an introduction to meeting guides and angels. Spoon bending and individual mini readings for class members. (Need minimum 6 to go ahead with the class.)

* Discounts:

Bring a friend or business associate and both receive a 50% discount on the class!
Pre-paid discount of 10% on all 5 classes paid by 2/22/10.

DISCLAIMER:
For entertainment purposes only. All content, advice or opinions shared does not exclude you from personally making your own decisions, choices, actions, or assumptions regarding: physical or mental health,or spiritual advice given. Check with your doctor, mental health professional, financial professional, spiritual advisor or any other professional expert before implementing the advice you may receive during your participation in any session, class, workshop, reading, or discussion. Rosemary Brown Sanders reserves the ownership rights to all multi-media, copyright, trademark, electronic, written, visual and audio mediums, et all, regarding the content provided. Workshops, classes and sessions may be cancelled at any time due to circumstances regarding location, attendance, or Acts of God.

Help! I Need the Business…

Cynthia — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 20:54:04 +0000

February 9, 2010
6:30 pm	to	8:00 pm
February 16, 2010
6:30 pm	to	8:00 pm
February 23, 2010
6:30 pm	to	8:00 pm
6:30 pm	to	8:00 pm
March 2, 2010
6:30 pm	to	8:00 pm

Intuition In Business

Classes with Rosemary Brown Sanders

Description:
Weekly 90 min. Classes Tuesdays

Date:
February 23, March 2, 9, 16, & 23 2010

Time:
6:00 – 7:30 p.m.

Cost: * $225 for all five classes

Learn how to empower intuition to enhance your business decisions and your success!
Discover how to determine which projects, people and situations benefit you the most.
Easy tools introduced; Numerology, Pendulum, Kinetic, Hypnotherapy and more to implement daily to empower your best business choices.

Class Description: This class is for business owners, managers and entrepreneurs. Learn tools to enhance choice making, managing, and creative projects, using the intuitive side of your brain. Including; how to hire and work with co-workers by discovering their true nature, techniques to ignite on-the-go business planning, production, and crisis management quickly and easily. (Need minimum 6 to go ahead with the class.)

* Discounts:

Bring a friend or business associate and both receive a 50% discount on the class!
Pre-paid discount of 10% on all 5 classes paid by 2/22/10.

Hello Hands-on-Healer!

Cynthia — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 20:40:19 +0000

June 22, 2010
6:30 pm	to	8:00 pm

International Speaker and Hands-on-Healer

John Mayo

Event Info:

Description: 60 min. Talk

Date: Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Time: 6:30 – 7:30 p.m.

Cost: Free

Learn how John discovered his innate gift and how that changed his life.
Experience remote healing as you sit in the audience.
Receive your personal healing tissue to take with you.

Lecture Description:

John has treated people and animals and he prides himself on his estimated success rate of 90% as well as the positive feedback from clients, with which he is often inundated. He works in the following ways:

Applying his hands: Usually John places his hands on the head of the patient. The placement of hands is not always to the area required, as John believes that the body can channel the healing to the required area. Some patients feel a variation in temperature during treatment, a tingling or vibrating sensation, although some may not feel anything apart from the light pressure of John’s hands.

Speaking to patients over the phone and in some cases even over the radio: When John gives treatment by phone, he recommends that during treatment the patient holds a tissue over the earpiece of the telephone and then places it over the area of the body where healing is required.

Counselling during treatment:
John feels that counselling and healing are intertwined due to the relaxed state the patient reaches during treatment, enabling them to respond to his healing voice. John offers counselling for any concerns, whether or not it’s related to an ailment in need of healing.

RSVP please.
One-on-One Healing sessions, call for John’s schedule 2/12-2/22:
60 minutes, $150. (30 minutes upon request and availability.)