This Month At Red Bluff Park
Saturday, August 30, 2008
13499 State Highway 99E located just east of Hwy.
36 intersection - look for the stainless steel "pillar
of reflection" on the south side of the road
Schedule:
2:00-4:00 pm – Personal work and discussion: Ethics
in Knowledge Symposium, and World March for Peace &
Nonviolence – call/email for information and location
5:30 pm – Get together at Red Bluff Park 6:00 pm – Ceremonies of Peace and Well-Being 7:00 pm – Video broadcast from the Andes - Silo's
fifth 2008 message, followed by discussion 8:00 pm – Refreshments - BBQ available for
donation (proceeds go to Red Bluff Park)
Books Available: A variety of publications including Silo's Message -
New 2007 Hardback Edition - are available for purchase
at the Park. Silo's Message is also available at Facts &
Fiction, 409 Walnut Rd., Red Bluff, 530-527-1449, or at
the Book Barn, 619 Oak Rd., Red Bluff, 530-528-2665.
For information:
Red Bluff Park - Janet Shirley, jshirley@aol.com,
415-479-1740, or visit
www.redbluffpark.org
Events and scheduling - Trudi Richards,
trudi.richards@gmail.com, 530-757-7576
A
Place for Reflection and Interchange
Open to all who wish to use it, Red Bluff Park is
part of a growing worldwide network of Parks of Silo’s
Message - parks dedicated to peace, nonviolence and
diversity, places where people from all walks of life
may come together to interchange, to reflect, to connect
with the Sacred. Our hope is that a groundswell of good
feeling will emanate from these sacred places, touching
every human heart in need of meaning, friendship and
hope, and illuminating the birth of a Universal Human
Nation.
Located just below the foothills of the Sierra Nevada
less than two hours north of Sacramento, this sacred
community park invites people of all backgrounds and
beliefs to come together in celebration of our common
humanity.