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PresenceATL -Conciousness and Awakening - Divine Presence - Spiritual Development
PresenceATL - Atlanta Georgia Center, the Fellowship of Friends since 1976. Introductory meetings on the
spritual teaching of Divine Presence. The art and science of awakening and how all true religions are one religiion.
Being Present to your own life is the most important thing you can do with your life. The esoteric traces can be found throughout history and even pre-history,
revealing the same message of Divine Presence. In Atlanta we have found the message at the High Museum and at Emory Carlos Museum, in
ancient artifacts and paintings throughout the ages. Some of the system ideas we use come from Gurdieff and Ouspensky, and the Fourth Way. However
we have penetrated the esoteric keys left by the ages. Introductory meetings help people to understand how the system is taught, and
we look forward to hearing from interested seekers of a more concious existance.
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