Philosophy & Religion & Unexplained   

Einstein:“I think the most important question facing humanity is, Is the universe a friendly place?" How do our beliefs determine the quality of our lives? Discussions will be initiated by a photograph and text on the following topics: Truth, Children, Parents, The Value of each person’s life, Friendship, Good and Evil, Balance in Life, Love, Fear, Envy, Spiritual Laws, Living in the moment, Happiness, and Death. Six of these will be chosen depending upon the composition of the class.

Have an experience which is thoroughly captivating and expands possibilities beyond imagined boundaries. Dred (Fred Osborn) takes his audience on a ride through their minds with participation and interaction. He can pull random information from each person’s thoughts, including addresses, names of pets, and even birthdays!

Albert Einstein said “There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle.” Ann Eller, who was a colleague of Dr. Hynek, advocates for the existence of ETs. Hynek was the UFO advisor for the USAF, who eventually switched from skeptic to believer. James Witt, PhD, will present scientific evidence and inductive reasoning to support the concept of a benevolent, intelligent Creator of which all is inseparable oneness.

The Bigfoot culture is an evolving phenomenon, divided between research proponents with serious academic objectives and obsessive extremists intent on fast-tracking a capture and kill mission. Ultimately, no investigator will be satisfied until physical proof more substantial than trace evidence is presented to the scientific community. An analysis of recent field work and discoveries that may indicate a paranormal connection will be considered and debated while welcoming participants' input.