A.R.E.
hosted a very successful 75th Anniversary Open House
celebration on Saturday. June 17. More than 550 individuals
took part in various events that day, including a
feature presentation that included Virginia Beach
Mayor, Meyera Oberndorf, declaring June 17 as “A.R.E.
Day.”
The hour-long program was emceed by Kevin Todeschi and included
short talks by: Edgar Evans Cayce, Edgar Cayce’s youngest son;
Sidney Kirkpatrick, author of Edgar Cayce: An American
Prophet; Charles Thomas Cayce, reading congratulations from
personalities such as Shirley MacLaine and Willie Nelson; and
the unveiling of A.R.E.’s beautiful new dolphin statue painted
with the seven spiritual centers. Those who attended the program
found it a wonderful tribute to A.R.E.’s 75 years of service!
An additional report of the event and pictures will be forthcoming
in the next issue (Sept/Oct 2006) of Venture Inward
magazine.
 TO HELP THOSE BATTLING WITH CANCER
Friday,
August 18; time, 7:30 p.m.
President's Evening Lecture
Series. Forgive for Good led by Fred Luskin,
PhD. Served as the director of the Stanford Forgiveness
Project, the largest research project to date on the training
and measurement of a forgiveness intervention. Luskin
will share his insights on programs that assist people
in handling chronic health care issues. Registration fee
$25 per lecture, Two for $45.
Friday,
November 10; time, 7:30 p.m.
President's Evening Lecture
Series. Beyond the Indigo Children featuring
quest speaker P.M.H. Atwater, PhD. An original researcher
in the field of near-death studies and author of seven
books on the subject, Atwater recounts her investigative
techniques in this field. Registration fee $25 per lecture,
Two for $45
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