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6 things to do on 4/24/2008

Every Thursday Evening   7-9pm
Meditation Class
Maitreya Seattle Learning and Healing Center
2260 152nd Ave NE, Redmond, WA 98052
Jean Luo
www.MaitreyaSeattle.com
info at MaitreyaSeattle.com
Meditation can help you to become more intuitive and to reconnect to your spirit via the subconscious mind.

Thursdays   7:30-9pm
Autobiography of a Yogi
23305 Bothell-Everett Highway
Bothell WA 98021
425.806.3700
www.AnandaSeattle.org
contact at anandaseattle.org
Experience pearls of inspiration and fascinating stories from Yogananda’s autobiography which has inspired millions since its publication in 1946.

04.24   6pm
City Year Seattle/King County’s Ripples of Hope gala
Sheraton Seattle
1400 6th Avenue
Seattle, WA 98101
206.219.5008
www.cityyear.org/seattle
lguzauskas at cityyear.org
City Year Seattle/King County will honor Bill Gates Sr. and Mimi Gardner Gates at the annual fundraising dinner.

04.24   7pm
Film Screening: “Thirst”
Camp Long ELC
5200 35th Ave. SW
Seattle
206.923.1980
www.nweec.org
sluoma at nweec.org
Is water a human right for all people or is it a commodity to be bought, sold, and traded in a global marketplace? “Thirst” tells the stories of communities that are asking these questions. Each year, millions of children die of diseases caused by unsafe water. Free

04.24   7-8:30pm
Spring is Here: Clear Clutter and Create Order
Shoreline Public Library
345 NE 175th, Shoreline, 98155
206.546.8535
www.composedomain.com
info at composedomain.com
Learn how to clear clutter and reclaim your space. Re-align your inside and outside worlds!

04.24   7-9pm
Grass-roots Social Change in the Majority World Roundtable Discussion
Antioch University Seattle
2326 6th Ave.
Seattle, WA 98121
206.999.6581
http:ileap.org/fellowsblog08/
britt at ileap.org
Join this free discussion with 2008 iLEAP International Fellows as they debate the promise, practice and problems of development in the Majority World. These Fellows hail from Nepal, India and West Africa and are leaders in their respective organizations where they are committed to working for change at the grass-roots.

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