Spirits in Nature Revealed in Photography

April 27:  Spirits in Nature Revealed in Photography

            Alan
Ostmann, our presenter says, “As most of us are aware, the universe is a
complex multidimensional place.  Within
these many dimensions are a variety of seen and unseen beings.  My love of photography has blended with my
spiritual path and love of nature to reveal the faces of many of these
spirits. 

Anything that we respect and love unconditionally will reveal its true
self.  I know that living this philosophy
is why I am able to capture the spirits in nature as I do.

            My
love of photography began in the age of the Kodak Brownie.  My professional career took the path of a CPA
and today I continue to work with over 120 clients.  The evolution of digital photography became a
perfect blend of my computer knowledge and my eye for capturing nature in
photos.  Please note that all my photos
are pure and unedited.  There is no
enhancement or editing in my work.  The
earth is a complex living entity that deserves our respect and unconditional
love.  Let us all commit to living a
greener life.” 

Death Café

This Sunday, April 13 the topic is  Death Café - Encouraged by her friend, Jan Cooper, our presenter, Sandra Kremer, began the Hendersonville Death Café a few months ago.  At a Death Café people drink tea/coffee, eat special treats and discuss death.  Not a class nor a grief group, the Café promotes open discussion about the end of life.  It is an experience rich in sharing, listening and wondering.  Sandra will discuss the history and guidelines of this international movement.

            A graduate of Oberlin College, our presenter received her MSW at the University of Houston in Clinical Social Work.

Also remember, next Sunday,April 20, EASTER, there is No Forum.