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PRESS RELEASE PRESS RELEASE "Thoughts Are Seeds" Book Reading and Discussion Kim Kalesti - Author, Visionary Artist, Illustrator, Music Composer, Singer Don Nelson LCSW - Discussion Facilitator Date: Tuesday, October 18, 2016 – 7:00 P.M. Location: The Society of Jewish Science 109 East 39th Street New York, NY 10016 (212) 682-2626 A magical-musical thought provoking and emotional stirring event that touches all the senses. It can be described as a combination of philosophically framed poetry, accompanied by dream-like subliminal illustrations and haunting melodies. Bring your spirit of adventure and wonderment to enjoy Kim Kalesti’s inspiring music and poetry. There will be a book reading and discussion of "Thoughts Are Seeds" that promises to be a fun and unique interactive experience. About the Artist Kim Kalesti is a multi-dimensional artist; prolific in her consistent ability to express her life experiences in her Philosophical Picture Book Series, The Book of Kimistry music and poems, illustrations and paintings, live performances and recordings. Her books are songs, while turning the page we listen to her unique vocal arrangements that accompany the vibrant colorful characters; taking us on a journey to unravel layers of conscious and subconscious thoughts. "Kim's uncanny ability to capture the human desire in her books make for a multi-dimensional emotional experience". Here are some of the book/song titles in her Philosophical Picture Book Series: “Thoughts Are Seeds", “Gonna Take My Time”, “Don't Give Excuses For Absurd", and "Do You Wanna Stay In Your Little Room?” Don Nelson LCSW – Discussion Facilitator- It makes perfect sense that the reading of "Thoughts Are Seeds" be coupled with group facilitator, Don Nelson's sensibilities and experience as a practitioner of the study of behavior and mind, embracing all aspects of conscious and unconscious experience as well as thought. Don is a multi-dimensional practitioner as a Licensed Psychotherapist, Psychoanalyst, Group Facilitator and Professional Speaker and Writer with the ability to elevate the discussion on "Thoughts Are Seeds". About the Venue: The Society of Jewish Science Jewish Science is a spiritual movement comparable with the New Thought Movement, authentically and Kabbalistically connected to Judaism. Rather than the paternal God figure encountered in Hebrew tradition, Jewish Science views God as an Energy or Force penetrating the reality of the universe. God is the source of all reality and not separate from but part of the world. The movement was institutionalized in 1922 with Rabbi Morris Lichtenstein’s and his wife Tehilla’s founding of the Society of Jewish Science. Jewish Science shares several principle beliefs with Christian Science and the New Thought movement, and it is intended to function as a counterweight to the Christian elements in both of these movements and strictly maintain its Jewish identity. The movement speaks to a Jew's physical and spiritual health, but does not rule out the importance of medical intervention - unlike Christian Science. Jewish Science also incorporates psychology, and concepts about practical spirituality similar to beliefs developed in the New Thought movement. Thanks to radio broadcasts on WMCA and the establishment of the Jewish Science Interpreter magazine the movement attracted numerous adherents, thereby helping its rise to prominence in the Jewish community. Today the Society's "Home Center" is located in midtown Manhattan, NY. The Center is open to all regardless of religious affiliation. Admission only $10.00 Book and Admission $25.00 The event begins at 7:00 pm and concludes at 8:30 pm For additional Information contact: Terry Katz - Executive Director of Society of Jewish Science 212-682-2626 http://thecenterforappliedjudaism.org Email: [email protected] Kim Kalesti http://www.kimkalestimusic.com/ [email protected] Don Nelson, LCSW Licensed Psychotherapist, Psychoanalyst Professional Speaker/Author 212.677.0999 [email protected] www.challengetheleaderinside.com .
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