Calendar of Events

Conscious Community Weaver Gathering

Monday June 22nd, 6:30-8:30
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Contact 775-851-2993 to RSVP. Orientation for new folks is at 6 PM.

Here is what the group is all about:

We seek to transform the world through love and service leaving it better than how we found it rather than simply coping and conforming to it.

GROWING TOGETHER
We support spiritual and community growth by sharing what works for us to build authentic relationships. We also set powerful intentions for areas of our life that we choose to grow further.

WHAT WE DO
In the virtue stories section, we ask that you share personal stories about what has worked for you. The intention part of the meeting is used to share areas that you personally want to work on. Then we share the passions we have to make the world a better place--- and connect with each other to help realize them. We receive inspiration, inspire others, grow spiritually, and weave connections between us that radiate out into the total community.


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DIRECTIONS: 1435 Sioux Trail in the Virginia Foothills. Take 395 South, exit 57B to Virginia City. Turn left On Hwy 341. Take the third left AFTER Toll Rd at Shadow Hills Dr. Take a right on Minnetonka, up and around the hill, left on Sioux Trail, 2nd house on the right. Home number is 851-2993

4th Annual Get To Know Your Neighbor Week

Saturday June 20th through Tuesday June 30th, 2009

For Immediate Release
May 14th, 2009

4th Annual Get To Know Your Neighbor Week,
Sat. June 20th through Tue. June 30th.

Contact: Richard Flyer 775-721-3287 or rflyer2@yahoo.com
Neighbor Week Page

Reno, NV - - The Conscious Community Network encourages northern Nevadans---young and old, and urban and suburban---to participate in the Fourth Annual “Get To Know Your Neighbor Week” from Saturday, June 20th through Tuesday, June 30th by hosting a pot-luck, block party, or coffee klatch on their street. Or, just go out and meet your neighbors by knocking on their door and saying hello.

The first three annual events were so successful with more than 200 different pot-lucks and block parties and thousands of people involved, that it has turned into an ongoing movement.

We ask that organizations help us to spead the word by encouraging their employees, congregants, or members to participate.

“With so many studies indicating Americans feel disconnected from their larger community,” Richard Flyer, a founder of the Conscious Community Network, noted, “we wanted to hold a regional event where a large number of gatherings would take place simultaneously.” Flyer added: “By bringing people together to talk about common needs, we put a face on the person next door and help people reconnect with the larger community they participate in.”

We encourage neighbors to form “caring circles” to organize their events and also to continue meeting after Neighbor Week is over: to help seniors who are isolated; find mentors for youth; beautify your street; plant a garden; and so many other possibilities.

“Get To Know Your Neighbor Week” is part of the Conscious Community Network The network is a new regional-wide movement for social renewal, that, as part of its mission, encourages creating a purpose driven community that focuses on demonstrating Goodness in our lives.

If you are interested in hosting an event, would like to register your event, or if you want to learn more about the Conscious Community Network, contact Richard Flyer at (775)-721-3287. Register your event online by going to www.itstimereno.org/neighbor.asp