Samuel uses the holiday season as the vehicle for an evening of powerful teachings, including a story about a farmer and a lost flock of migrating geese to illustrate his key points. Samuel’s discussions include: how fearing change puts a price on our happiness; why there is an imperative for us to be ready and able to be what is needed; the importance of knowing that despite knowing the limitations of form, we chose to be here now, at this time of transition; why Guardians have hope beyond that which most have; and why we must trust rather than believe.

Samuel’s primary focus at this meeting is the need for us as Guardians to be masterfully aware of the “weight” of our thoughts, words, and deeds, lest we continue sabotaging the good in our lives. He discusses: how neutral thinking is damaging not only to the planet, but to our personal lives; the ramifications of not recognizing our power and why even unintentionally misusing it boosts the “darkness” in the world; why we see that which we want to see and the benefit of seeing all things from a higher perspective; determining if the “shoulds” this holiday season outweigh the stress, fatigue, and overwhelm they bring.

Samuel begins the meeting discussing the many "lives" we lead and the importance of living consciously. He uses the recent death of a dedicated Phoenix Institute volunteer as the backdrop to illustrate how others are affected by our lives when we know what we are here to do, remember the bigger picture, and live love without judgment. Samuel then discusses the importance of discernment, including: why the reasons behind our choices are more important than the choices themselves; why discernment is a statement about not fearing life; and the importance of always learning about our selves.

In this Labor Day message Samuel discusses the things we labor on in our lives with topics including: the rules and boundaries in our lives that we choose to obey or to ignore, what those choices mean, and the reasons behind them; what the Universe really wants for us; how to cut the ties to a slavery we've allowed in our lives for too long; and the need for us to start over.

Too often, Samuel says, fear controls our lives, keeping us from truly living. In this meeting Samuel encourages us to regain that control by recognizing and facing our fears, seeing fear as a friend, understanding fear’s great purpose in our lives, learning how to bring completion to our lives and our fears, and seeing why fear flees when we are fully alive.

During this meeting Samuel’s discussion includes the importance of being balanced in the physical, mental/emotional, and spiritual arenas of our lives; spiritual independence; the law of attraction and repulsion and its impact on the people and experiences that are drawn to us; how to create personal empowerment and avoid disempower¬ment; the power of connecting with others of like intent; why a point of power is created when our actions meet resistance.

Manifestation is Samuel’s focus at this meeting. His discussions include: the role vision and dreaming play in manifestation; why working with others aids manifestation; how our focus during the manifestation process impacts the world; why focusing on pain and hardship sabotages manifestation; why “fake it until you make it” no longer works; and, how the tools of manifestation can be used to help the world in the coming times.

Samuel devotes this meeting to questions that were intended for his interview in the Phoenix newsletter but couldn’t be included because of time constraints. His discussions include: why some people see, feel, or sense energy and others don’t; what “ascension” means as he uses it; why the seeds of the North American dragon energy need healing and how that healing can be helped along; our fears, their roots, consequences and how to move beyond them; how best to use this year’s strong creation energy to better manifest; why some people responded to Samuel’s recent retreat with fatigue and exhaustion and others didn’t.

In this meeting Samuel's discussions include: how the free will of others impacts our lives; how immediate family members, friends, and acquaintances create the "three rings of hell" that impact how we believe, think, and act; and, how the story of Palm Sunday mirrors our personal sacrifice and what we are here to do.

In this meeting filled with laughter and life-changing information, Samuel discusses: the things we can do to counter a world gone haywire; the importance of respecting loss through conscious grieving; why abandonment issues are often rooted in loss; three main sabotages we face; things we can do every day to change the world.