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.

In this meeting Samuel’s discussion includes: the importance of having relationships that lighten our heart and free our spirit, and how to get there; the role laughter plays in opening the door to god and goddess energy, including the spiritual similarities between belly laughs and orgasms; and the importance of losing our “rough edges” without mourning their loss. Samuel ends this meeting saying “This is an important time in your life. Please live it, love it, and laugh through it.”

In his first Sunday teaching of the year, Samuel focuses on information and exercises that are timely and timeless. He discusses how our perception of time effects our lives, what happens when we feel we don’t have enough time, and how feelings of success impact our awareness of time. Samuel then shares powerful exercises that help create more time by revealing what we really want in our life, our year, the current month and each day.

During this meeting, Samuel hilariously retells the traditional Christmas story—all from the animals‘ point of view. His story begins with animals answering a call to aid the earth at an important time of transition, when Avataric energy would be coming to the planet in a new way. With much levity he tells the very serious story of these Guardian animals whose pride, comparative judgment, dissatisfaction, boredom and expectations kept them unaware of the opportunities for service within the very work they had come here to do. Samuel ends the meeting by discussing sacrifice, particularly the sacrifices Guardians make and the power that is made available to Guardians who have accepted the sacrifice of ego and are living love in this world.

Samuel uses the energy of the ancient fall festival, Samhain, as the foundation for this Sunday-night teaching. Discussions include: recognizing our personal wheel of the year; the costumes we wear; ways we prostitute important parts of our lives; the necessity of knowing where we are going and of knowing ourselves; and expressing god in every breath and thought.

Through audience participation, straight lecture and a humorous retelling of “The Three Little Pigs,” Samuel offers a road map to creating happiness. Topics covered include: the importance of having a goal; how friendships reflect our sense of personal worth; the importance of recognizing that all our actions are based on what we get out of them; “The Three Little Pigs” (and one well-intentioned wolf!); and specific steps to take you to the “Land of Happy.”

Samuel uses this time of year when so many people are going back to school as the focus for his message about the lessons we can learn from living. In this meeting Samuel combines his teachings with audience participation to discuss: how schools are portals that help students move from one aspect or dimension of their lives to another; how our attitudes about school show up in our attitudes about change and learning in our adult lives; the importance of being surrounded by different perspectives; the necessity of recognizing our perfection and having everything we need; and the importance of being born, and of dying, each day.