Wings Bookstore

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Friday - Sunday, November 5, 6 & 7
Business doesnt have to be about capitalism. Mark Fangue and Liz Allen, the California couple who gave up successful corporate careers to create Exotic World Gifts, will be at Wings Bookstore at Unity Campus for a weekend of education and demonstrations.

The Highlight of the weekend is Friday Evening's Event. November 5 at 6:30 pm, join us in the sanctuary at First Unity for a free presentation by Mark and Liz.

November 11-13 at Unity Campus
This 3-day interactive, spiritual, creative art experience is in its second year running, and promises to be even grander this year with exceptional visionary artists from all over the country, as well as all-day workshops that will open your heart and mind through the inspired use of art, sound and light.
The "11:11" event was created to explore metaphysical and spiritual concepts through the use of LIGHT (video, light installation, animation, projection), SOUND (vibration, music, drumming, voice), and ART (painting, photography, dance, sculpture, multimedia). Read more...

Connect with your natural healing power with the gentle guidance of Buddhist Monk, Bhante Sujatha. This 2 hour class session has been life-changing for many of its participants, regardless of religious background. The teaching is centered around the cultivation of healthy self love, for without healthy self love you cannot be fully present to love anyone or anything else.

Friday, January 14, 7 to 9:30 pm
Saturday, January 15, 9 am to 5 pm (two-day event) at First Unity

Experience the power of Energy Medicine with one of the worlds most sought after and joyous spokespersons in the field! Donna Eden is truly a pioneer in this field, and her abilities as a healer are legendary.

On a small remote rustic village of a few thousand people on the shores of Lake Atitlan, these uniquely styled bracelets are designed then created by talented Santa Cruz women who still wear their traditional dress to signify the Mayan village they are from. They wear brightly colored scarves in their hair and all their clothes are woven by hand. Guatemala is famous for its weaving traditions but now this tradition is expanding to include weaving beads, which fit into the Mayan Culture as the Mayans feel that we are all connected by a huge woven web.
These pieces of jewelry are skillfully hand-made in Guatemala by indigenous young women to help secure their own independent futures. The red-haired woman in the pictures is the person providing them with the fine beads and teaching them how to make very unique bracelets keeping their Mayan cultural beading skills. They are strung and woven for strength, durability, and the greatest wearing comfort. Download the pdf to learn more.