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KALA hosts author/scribe Barbara Beach
Hear the peaceful message of love from Mother Mary
ASTORIA — KALA welcomes
“I love you simply because
author/scribe Barbara Beach at
you are here. Not because of who
Barbara
Beach
2 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 18 for a pre-
you are, or what you’ve done, or
sentation. Admission to the event
is $15.
Through the practice of
trance-channeling, Beach is the
scribe of a collection of letters
entitled, “The Living Letters of
Mother Mary.”
Beach has been channeling
for many years, but only upon
request from close friends or
family. She came out of the clos-
et when Mother Mary knocked
on the door and asked her to step
out and be her scribe.
2 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 18
KALA
1017 Marine Drive, Astoria
503-338-4878
$15
In 2010, Beach began to
transcribe, through trance state,
letters from the metaphysical en-
tity Mother Mary. Mother Mary
message is benevolent and one
of peace and love.
will do. There is nothing that you
must do to deserve my love. You
only need be here on this earth
and I will love you.” — Mother
Mary (Scribe, Barbara Beach)
At the KALA event, Mother
Mary will give an opening pre-
sentation with an attendee ques-
tion session to follow. The ses-
sion lasts about one hour, with
complimentary snacks to follow;
books will be fore sale.
Born and raised in the Port-
Geologist traces the coast’s rise from the sea
Hear from Tom Horning at next Listening to the Land talk
SEASIDE — The Earth is in a
constant process of rebuilding it-
self, and Oregon’s North coast is
no exception. To further explore
this constant change, Seaside ge-
ologist Tom Horning will present
a journey through time and space
in “Rising from the Sea” to kick
Submitted photo
Geologist Tom Horning will speak at the
first Listening to the Land lecture of the
season Wednesday, Jan. 21.
Land program at 6 p.m. Wednes-
day, Jan. 21 at the Seaside Public
Library. Admission is free. Re-
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eastern horizon were once a vol-
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sands of feet of mud and sand;
and the most familiar headlands
are now remnants of North Amer-
invaded the coast. Horning will
her dreams 10 years ago when
she moved to the North Oregon
Coast. Beach is a non-denom-
inational minister who enjoys
performing wedding ceremonies
in the open-air near the ocean.
She is also a reiki master and has
been involved in energy healing
for the last 30 years.
In addition, as a trance-chan-
nel, Beach offers two group
readings per month, in a private
setting on the coast and at the
Sage Center in Beaverton every
fourth Sunday.
KALA is located at 1017 Ma-
rine Drive in Astoria. For more
information on the event, call
503-338-4878. For more infor-
mation on Mother Mary go to:
www.thelivinglettersofmother-
mary.com
explain how these and other ele-
ments of the landscape changed
over time and continue to change.
Horning, a Seaside native, has
a master’s degree in geology from
Oregon State University. After
a varied career as an exploration
geologist, he returned to Seaside
in 1994 and became a natural
hazards and geotechnical consul-
tant doing business as Horning
Geosciences.
Listening to the Land is a
monthly winter speaker series
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1004 Commercial St.,
Astoria, OR 97103
503-325-4400
Submitted photo by Don Frank
Submitted photo
Barbara Beach will speak at KALA Sunday,
Jan. 18.
“The Living Letters of Mother Mary” by
Barbara Beach.
presented by North Coast Land
Conservancy and the Necanicum
Watershed Council in partnership
with the Seaside Public Library
and with generous support from
the Seaside Chamber of Com-
merce. This year’s Listening to
the Land series is focused on the
natural and cultural heritage of the
Oregon Coast.
The Seaside Public Library
is located at 1131 Broadway. For
information on library programs,
call 503-738-6742 or visit www.
seasidelibrary.org. For more in-
formation on North Coast Land
Conservancy programs, visit
www.nclctrust.org
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