2013 Schedule

		May 22 - June 18 Astrological Cycles: The Timing of Life Raye Mathis
		June 5 - July 2 Feng Shui the Cayce Way Peggy Cross
		June 19 - July 16 Vibrations: Moving You to a Higher Dimension Nancy Eubel
		June 26 - August 6 Special Pricing A Search For God, Book Two 1-6 David McMillin
		July 17 - August 13 The Spiritual Applications of Self Hypnosis Henry Reed
		July 31 - August 27 NEW Explore Astrology in the Bible Carmen Turner Schott
		August 14 - September 10 Mindfulness in Practice: Bringing Meditation into Your Daily Life James Van Auken
		August 28 - September 24 Co-Creating Your Life Using Whole Brain Thinking Mitzi Crall
		September 4 - October 15 Special Pricing A Search For God, Book Two, 7-12 David McMillin
		September 11 - October 8 NEW Maintaining Good Health Using Astrology as Your Guide Raye Mathis
		September 25 - October 22 Becoming Who You Truly Came Here to Be  NEW Nancy Eubel
		October 9 - November 5 Awaken the Shaman Within Henry Reed
		October 23 - November 19 NEW Achieving Higher States of Consciousness Using Ancient Egyptian Concepts John Van Auken
		November 6- December 3 Writing Your Past Lives Joanne DiMaggio

The concept of eGroups was conceived by John Van Auken as a way for the A.R.E. to provide an online environment where spiritually minded individuals can come together to learn from a mentor and share information and insights on a spiritual topic directly related to the Cayce readings. eGroups are held on what is called in Internet terms a "discussion board." Discussion boards have become a popular way for people from all over the world to get together to discuss various topics of interest. Using our discussion board is similar to sending e-mail. The biggest difference being that all of the e-mails, called "posts," are contained on the discussion board, and are viewable by all of the members of the eGroup. eGroups are generally four weeks in duration.

 "Each week, the mentor, someone well versed in the current eGroup topic, posts a lesson, usually containing written and audio-streamed materials. There are also experiential exercises designed to deepen your understanding of the concepts that have been presented in the lesson. After working with the material and exercises, members of the group are encouraged, but not required, to post questions and comments about their experiences for the mentor and group members to read and respond to. eGroups are perfect for people with busy schedules. There are no specific times you "must" be online to participate.

 Testimonials 

The best part is the time spent connected with like-minded people. D.B.
I loved the intensity of working with one thing each week and building on that. B.B.

I think the ARE egroups are a wonderful idea. They are of superb quality: excellent material and caring, encouraging, expert mentoring. I recommend them to everyone! J.M.