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Welcome! We at TRS are delighted to meet you, albeit by web. Who we are, what we do and how we do it, are explained in our new and expanded website that was introduced in celebration of our Twenty fourth birthday on October 6, 2010. In this, our 24th year, (YES, HAPPY BIRTHDAY TRS! Born on October 6th, 1986) we will continue to add features, topics and services for you.
In short, we are here to help those who help others,whether it is to work with individuals or groups, whether to teach, hold classes or meetings. That also means letting the community know who is available and what these professionals offer.
Check out our Calendar of Events for all the interesting work that goes on here, including, our FREE Monthly Lecture Series. Every third Thursday of the month, you get to meet some of the practitioners who work here and find out lots of different ways to make YOUR life better.
We enjoy being part of the larger community, sharing all that we can. If you have any suggestions, we are always delighted to hear them.
Remember to choose joy!
Memorial Service for Susan Harding
Memorial Service September 19, 2010 5:30-7:30pm Pure Vision Arts 14 west 17th Street New York, NY 10011 We believe this is sponsore...
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Our calming indoor waterfall welcomes everyone.
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Lecture Series
Third Thursday of the Month
2010 TRS Free Lecture Series
September 16, 2010
SEE YOU IN SEPTEMBER!
Labor Day..9/6
Back to School ... 9/8
Eid ul Fitr... 9/8-9/9
Rosh Hashanah begins 9/9
Grandparents’ Day... 9/12
TRS Monthly Lecture...9/16
Yom Kippur...9/18
Autumnal Equinox...9/22
American Indian Day...9/24
Hello Everyone! And it’s still summer ..till
the 22nd..What a busy month! Don’t you love
it? Gives a small glimpse of the fascinating
complexity of this place we call Home..America.
Labor Day has it’s roots in the celebration of and
respect for the workers in this land. First one
was in 1882 in New York City in Union Square.
Grover Cleveland made it a top priority. In 1894,
Congress made it a federal holiday just six days
after the Pullman Strike. It usually takes the form
of a parade and symbolically is the end of summer
holidays.
School..ever present..thank goodness..begins in the
astrological sign of Virgo. It is the practical sign
related to the detail of life..with Mercuty’s energy
brought out in analytical, critcal, orderly pursuit.
How interesting...
Little Eid,or Eid ul Fitr, the holiday that celebrates
the end of the Holy Month of Ramadan, is a joy-
filled time. Food and family, presents for the
children and loved ones. The actual date
depends on the moon phase.
The “Jewish New Year” is a time of joy and family.
Rosh Hashanah is the first of The High Holy Days
or Yamin Noraim (Days of Awe) which commemorates
the creation of the world as narrated in the Bible or ten
days that are specifically set aside to focus on repentance
that conclude with the holy day of Yom Kippur.
Grandparents Day is a nice time to look back and say
“Thanks and we love you”. You wouldn’t be here without
them. Honor their wisdom and experience...
Now, the Autumnal Equinox..the time of Harvest.
Reaping what you have sown. Rewards for hard work..
joy and reveling..preparing for the time when you will
count on what you have sown. Summer’s warmth
still present.
For those of you who observe, the New Moon is on
9/8 at 6:30am at 15 degrees of Virgo. The Full Moon,
the Harvest Moon, arrives on Sukkoth, on 9/23 at
5:17am at 0 degrees of Aires.
Of course, in this busy time, we look forward to seeing
you at the Monthly Lecture Series. Several of our
practitioners are coming back to present again due to
your requests.
Lilia Marquez will present the benefits of Reiki Ryoho,
a Japanese healing art - a very gentle, yet powerful
form of energy healing. Yumiko Crystal is again
discussing creating health and happiness and the
benefits of working with a holistic health counselor.
Naomi Tellez will discuss the benefits of a “New Mystery
School” and the advantage of Advanced Spiritual Training.
Hope to see you there.
Have a wonderful holiday if you are celebrating, and if so,
you might consider inviting a friend who is new to your
traditions to share your celebrations. Enjoy!



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