Fly Eagles Fly With Courage and Compassion

Fly Eagles Fly With Courage and Compassion
Natural State University/Center for Algonquin Culture
2025 Winter Semester
A Mated Pair of Eagles on a Mission
Thursday, February 13th, 2025 7 to 9 PM.(session 4 of 12) Zoom llnk https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82647686669
Eagles tend to mate on or around Valentine's Day, usually for life. Eagles embody the power of loyalty as well as courage and compassion. Courage leads to victory but love has an existential value that fulfills the promise of the present moment, and requires no future victories to be won. Every moment of love is a victory in itself. We will meditate on opening the eagle-like heart; and letting the full moon of joy stream in.
We’ll share the romantic story of Utsayantha and the more interesting one about Mount Utsayantha, shrine of the Landkeepers, Special days: 2/12 National Dolphin Day, 2/12 full moon; 2/14 Valentine’s Day, 2/15 is poet John Trudell’s birthday;
Individual class suggested donation $20.25. Sign up for 8 remaining classes for $120. Pay via paypal using address evan.pritchard7@gmail.. Participants will receive a video recording of the class for further study. In each class we will enjoy a meditation, discuss current events/holidays and how they relate to Algonquin Culture. Plus music and readings. Email for more info.