Dr. Ray Hagins comes to Old Dillard Museum
Submitted by Amefika Geuka
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL — The community is invited to attend a two-day educational lecture & workshop with Dr. Ray Hagins, psychologist, educator, Chief Elder & spiritual leader of the Afrikan Village & Cultural Center International at the Old Dillard Museum, 1009 N.W. Fourth St., Fort Lauderdale, Fla “Escaping the Jaws of the Beast” – Friday, February 22, 2013 at 7 p.m.
Come and learn what we must do to successfully reunite and empower our people so that we may prepare ourselves (and our children) to navigate through the agenda of national and world affairs. You do not want to miss this lecture, as Dr. Hagins clearly explains the differences in status that determines your place and role in what we must do to position ourselves to live in the power of our unalienable rights. You can reclaim your freedom!
“Understanding & Meeting Each Other’s Needs” – Saturday, February 23, 2013 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
This workshop is essential for healing damaged relationships and emotions because you will understand your own temperament, as well as the temperament needs of those with whom you interact on a regular basis (i.e., inter- and intra-personal, familial, friendships, employer/employee, marital, and intimate relationships.
Once you understand the temperamental needs of those around you, you will be able to appropriate the necessary amount of emotional, spiritual and even physical support to meet those needs, resulting in a better and more fruitful bond. It’s time for healing!
For both sessions only $35 — $15 for Friday evening session only * $25 for Saturday session only) at the door price(s) Friday – $20 /Saturday – $35.
Purchase tickets at: http://www.edutainmentcreations.com/#!tickets/c1zh7 or http://wblr.com/tab2/store/category/hcru/Seminar_Workshop_Registration.html. For more information call (313) EDUTAIN (338-8246).
DVDs of Dr. Hagins’ lectures will be available for purchase. Due to limited room capacity seating is on a first-come-first-served basis.
