Changing The Course Of Our Destiny

Reverend Michael Beckwith

Rarely have I been moved to tears, deeply inspired, filled with joy, danced in the aisles, served some of the most flavorful vegetarian cuisine in town, all while breathlessly in awe of a collective presence of visionary leaders … This past Tuesday night was one of those extraordinary moments when Evolutionary Leaders from around the world gathered at UCLA. Their mission was clear, a call to action … a chance to change the course of our destiny!

This brilliantly choreographed evening accompanied by the Agape House Band throughout, was a show of unity, emotion, creativity, awareness, cooperation, and profound thought … truly a collective effort of passionate humanitarianism and love. As the visionary leaders began to arrive, the excitement and peaceful energy infused the Royce Hall patio.

A Call To Conscious Evolution - Our Moment of Choice

Evolutionary Leaders - In Service
UCLA - August 31, 2010

Thirty years ago, long before The Secret came onto the scene, I found myself in a challenging health situation where I had been to 12 specialists while enduring constant pain. Unfortunately, none of them could figure out what was wrong with me. Then one day while sitting on the front lawn in a hopeless state, a Spirit driven miracle took place: my neighbor pulled up with a big smile on her face and a bag full of new age books from the Bodhi Tree bookstore. In that bag were two books that would change my life forever – Louise Hay’s You Can Heal Your Life and Sondra Ray’s Loving Relationships.

Roar and Snore - A Safari Adventure

It was 11:00am Saturday August 8, 2009 when my daughter (24), myself and our respective partners arrived at the San Diego Zoo's Wild Animal Park for an unforgettable 24-hour family adventure. As a conscious and compassionate animal person, I have to admit I had major reservations about visiting the animal park when my (vegetarian) boyfriend originally showed me the article he read about the parks Roar and Snore overnight camping program. Once he shared his feelings about their program being an integral part of saving many of the creatures on the worlds "Endangered Species" list, that's when I started doing research into this unique 1,800-acre Wild Animal Park, which also includes a 900-acre native plant reserve.

Herbie Hancock at The Grammy Museum - The Imagine Project

If you haven’t yet ventured out to The Grammy Museum at LA Live, you must treat yourself. The 18-month-old museum offers the community a substantial gift through classes, events (for all ages), artifacts, culture and history. The current exhibit – Strange Kozmic Experience, gives the visitor a rare glimpse into the lives of Janis Joplin, The Doors/Jim Morrison, and Jimi Hendrex, among others. On display are photos, cars, personal hand-written letters, journals, lyrics, and there is much more to this 30,000 sq foot museum.

The Museum’s mission is to use music as a gateway to learning; inspiring and cultivating creativity, critical-thinking and self-expression. The experiential tools that support their vision include after school programs, teacher curriculum, teacher workshops, museum tours, seminars, symposia, master music classes taught by Academy members, mentoring programs, music