Wednesday, June 20   
Paul the Venetian: Welcome to the Heart Chakra of Our Earth!
John the Beloved: How to Become “Beloved” of God
Lanello: I Proclaim You Free to Love Your Self!

Thursday, June 21   
Bonnie Blue: Blessing the Sacred Land and Peoples of Canada
Archangel Michael: Fly with Faith and Me into a New World of Light
El Morya with Hermes: Our Solstice Message for North Americans

Friday, June 22
Melchizedek: Live in the Light of Aquarian Love and Freedom!
Saint Germain: The Alchemical Science of Aquarian Prayer
Great Divine Director: Journey to the Cave of Light with Me!

Saturday, June 23
Jesus: Visionaries of Aquarius, Awaken!
Mother Mary: My Secrets for Living a Balanced Spiritual Life
Mystery Master: The Flowering of Your God-Identity Begins Now!

Sunday, June 24   
Heros and Amora: Wield the Power of Love to Change Our World!
Chamuel and Charity: Be Christened with the Love Fires of Heaven!
Mighty Victory: Experience Victory’s Love Feast of Light!

Frank Albo is a Cambridge architectural historian and an expert on Freemasonry and the Western mystery tradition.

His groundbreaking discoveries on esoteric symbolism encoded in prominent government monuments, churches, and gardens have been featured in numerous articles, radio, and television programs, as well as in his best-selling book, The Hermetic Code (2007). In an exhilarating blend of scholarly intrigue and Indiana Jones-style discovery, Frank Albo peels back conventional history and brings to life forbidden knowledge and mystical architecture hidden all around us.

We will be touring the Manitoba Legislative Building, where Frank Albo will unlock the mysteries of Canada’s most unique architectural landmark. He will take us along, step-by-step, to reveal a trail of occult clues concealed in the building’s architecture, including hidden hieroglyphic inscriptions, numerological codes, and Freemasonic symbols so intelligently masked they have escaped historians and visitors for nearly a hundred years.

Go to www.frankalbo.com to find out more about Frank Albo, view videos that give excerpts of his Hermetic Code tours, or purchase his book, The Hermetic Code.

Cost: $40. Sign up early to insure your place.

Nicolas Carter was raised in Paraguay where he learned to play the Paraguayan harp, the national folk instrument. He has been composing, recording and performing harp music for more than 20 years and has recorded nearly a dozen albums in the United States, Europe and South America, both as a solo artist and with Latin American and world music ensembles.

Nicolas finds inspiration for his original compositions from observations of nature and in precious moments of everyday life. His performances integrate harp music with these observations and reflections on culture, often with a hint of humor, to create a warm and inviting experience for audiences. He is often a featured concert performer and master teacher at national and international harp festivals.

Marion hails from Red Deer, Alberta, Canada. She acquired a respect for and love of nature early in life and has gardened every year of her life in some capacity. She and her husband annually challenge themselves to grow as much of their own food as possible.

Marion worked at "Guerilla Gardening" in an urban setting even before the coining of the term.

In partnership with her husband and family, and following organic principles, Marion ran a mixed farm and market garden for a decade and a half. She sold at many local Farmer's Markets and was known by many as the "Strawberry Lady" throughout that time. Marion also referred to herself as "The Good Shepherd" as she had a flock of 100 sheep. Her role was that of Midwife at lambing time and she was always ready to support her “moms in waiting” day or night.

During her farm years, Marion helped to establish a local Sustainable Agriculture Association following the principles of holistic resource management and an environmental protection organization.

More recently Marion studied Permaculture and received her Design Certificate in 2008 and shortly following began her own business called Permaculture Plus. Marion has since been involved in helping to increase awareness and demonstrate an example of how to transition her present urban community towards more local food production.

In the past year, Marion and her husband have become Bee Guardians as they have welcomed a hive of bees into their urban food forest. The Bees have brought with them many natural lessons.

Marion tells her story of how her love of nature has led her to be a “natural ally” of all living things. As she reveals some of the keys nature has taught her throughout the different stages of her life, she shares with you highlights of her journey to NOW.

Audrey Logan is an aboriginal Canadian and ‘traditional knowledge carrier’ who grows and eats only foraged and her own home grown pure food. She literally lives by her passion for cultivation in harmony with nature. Her grandmother was a renowned native doctor/medicine woman, healer and midwife who opened the first hospital in the Northern Alberta territories. Grandmother taught Audrey’s aunt who taught Audrey at a young age all the stories on natural growing and connection to the land. Her aunt was a well-respected trapper and bush woman with unmatchable self-sufficiency skills who earned the title ‘Queen of the North’ and was one of the last women to use dog sled travel in Canada. At 82 she danced a jig in her snow shoes.

While the wealth of knowledge about indigenous cultivation methods that has been passed down for generations by Audrey’s people may not be written, the tribal grandmothers have given her permission to orally share the sacred knowledge for this time. Audrey has spoken at Winnipeg’s annual spring ‘Growing Local’ conference and on the local TV series, ‘Vitality Gardening;’ and has given numerous presentations throughout North America on indigenous plant use and cultivation methods. Audrey gives programs for the boys and girls clubs, the aboriginal girl guides, and is currently providing hands-on experience for kids at the Dufferin middle school community garden. She invites us to come and see why she has such rich planting beds and to learn the secrets of tomatoes and potatoes. She will also reveal tips for companion planting and moon cycle growing, and how to get 4 crops a year in the northern climates.

We have booked a 45-minute guided tour of the Royal Canadian Mint for 2:30 pm on Thursday, June 21. Discover how the Mint has made over 55 billion coins for more than 75 countries around the world. Learn how massive strips of metal meet 50-ton presses to produce over 1000 coins per second. Take this opportunity to send your solar light into coins that will make their way around the world!

The prices for the tour are:

Adults: $4.75

Seniors (65+): $4.00

Kids (5-17yrs.): $2.50

Age 4 and under: Free


Please email events@heartscenter.org so we can reserve you a space. You will not have to pay for the tour until we get to the Mint.