Survive or Thrive?

I have been in a survival mode, especially since last December, and even starting a year or more before that. I am usually in a thrive mode and I want to be again. But how do I do that? And how is this an important part of Spirituality? I will share some thoughts on how to thrive and why I feel that this is an important part of my Spiritual Journey. Let’s thrive together. And yes, I plan to bring a didgeridoo to play for the meditation after the talk.

Doctor Gale is known for his simple, yet powerful spiritual work. His skill lies in taking complex esoteric information and making it simple and practical. Gale holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering, a Master’s Degree in Transformational Studies, and a Doctor’s Degree in Applied Spiritual Studies. His work often includes playing the didgeridoo. To find Gale’s CDs on the web https://www.amazon.com/Mystic-Sound-Didgeridoo-Doctor-Gale/dp/B0012RCPXK

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Bonnie and Dennis have been making music together for the last 30+ years. Dennis is a professional musician who has traveled all across the United States and parts of Asia performing with nationally known children’s artists. He’s been in numerous bands playing all kinds of music from Bluegrass to Classic Rock and beyond. Bonnie has sung with many of those same bands, church choirs, and a trio of female vocalists back in California. Her trio, Girls Night Out, specializes in three-part harmonies and performs both originals and covers. The O’Hanlons make their home in Gig Harbor and perform regularly for festivals, church services, and home concerts.