This process of healing and purification allows us to realize the fullness of our potential as luminous human beings. Working with the voice in this way empowers our lives, balances our mind and body, and frees our voices, bringing physical health, emotional joy, and spiritual ecstasy.

In this experiential workshop, you will:

• Experience vocal and chakra purifications and ways to set parts of the body into resonance
• Learn Overtone Chanting 
• Learn sonorous massage
• Discover how this healing art authenticates the fullness of our luminous potential

 $45 

Registration includes on-demand access to a recording of the workshop, which can be viewed for two weeks following the date it was presented.  

To ensure you receive your meeting link prior to the live program, please register by June 4. 

Register here 
 

Program Format

This is a live, interactive online program that will also be recorded for on-demand viewing. Our goal is to send recordings to you within two business days, often sooner. Recordings will be available for on-demand viewing for two weeks following the day the program was presented. 

Software Platform

Zoom for Windows, Mac, or mobile device; minimum recommended network bandwidth 1.5 Mbps. Please download Zoom for free at zoom.us/download, and test your connection at zoom.us/test. New to Zoom? Check out www.theosophical.org/FAQ. Please email webinars@theosophical.org for further information.
 

LEADERSHIP: A CONVERSATON WITH THE GENERALS

Discussion panel will explore what it takes to be an effective leader in all walks of life

Wheaton, Ill., May 25, 2021 – The First Division Museum at Cantigny Park announces an extraordinary guest panel of current and retired U.S. Army generals who will share their thoughts on applying leadership, in their military lives and beyond. All six speakers are current or former Commanding Generals of the 1^st Infantry Division, the famed “Big Red One.”

“Leadership: A Conversation with the Generals” is set for Tuesday, June 8, at 7 pm Central. The virtual program, offered via Zoom, is free to attend. Advance registration is required at FDMuseum.org.

The roundtable discussion will be moderated by Colonel (Retired) Krewasky A. Salter, Ph.D., Executive Director, Museums at Cantigny Park, which includes the First Division Museum.
“We’ve assembled a remarkable group of general officers whose experiences during active duty are extremely relevant to all walks of life,” Salter said. “They have agreed to share their insights on leadership as military officers and civilians, and to share their experiences leading some of America’s finest men and women in peacetime and in combat. We are fortunate for this rare opportunity to bring them together.”

Scheduled participants are:

• Major General Douglas A. Sims II is the current Commanding General of the 1^st Infantry Division (1ID). He has soldiers deployed around the globe, including in Europe, the Middle East and Korea. Many of his soldiers also recently served in several American cities helping to vaccinate the population against COVID-19.          
• General Vincent K. Brooks served with the 1^st Infantry Division twice, first as a company commander and later as Commanding General during the combat deployment to Iraq as U.S. Division-South (Task Force Victory) in 2010. As commander of TF Victory he had several other divisional brigades under his command.           
• Lieutenant General Ronald L. Watts commanded the 1^st Infantry Division during the latter years of the Cold War. During his tenure he led 1ID soldiers in the deterrent mission REFORGER (Return of Forces to Germany)—the deployment of peacetime forces from the U.S. to Germany to deter Warsaw Pact aggression. 
• Lieutenant General Thomas G. Rhame commanded the 1^st Infantry Division during Operation Desert Storm in 1991. During combat operations he led 1ID soldiers as they conducted the initial attack to penetrate Iraqi defensive positions, a rapid passage of lines for the British forces, a night attack, and in the critical role of liberating Kuwait.
• Lieutenant General Perry L. Wiggins commanded the 1^st Infantry Division from 2008 to 2009 and is qualified to fly several aircraft in the Army’s inventory. During his time in command 1ID soldiers served throughout four provinces in Afghanistan as part of a combined joint task force.  
• Major General David L. Grange commanded the 1^st Infantry Division as his last assignment before retiring in 2000. He took command of the 1ID in Bosnia, leading the Division (Task Force Eagle) during a critical period when local mob violence tensions were high as Serbs, Croats and Bosniacs refused to live together peacefully.    

Free Community Concert Series: Mozart in the Suburbs

Concert 1: Paul Plays Mozart – Friday, June 11 at 6:30 p.m.

Join us via YouTube Livestream for this concert featuring our own Paul Burgess, playing Mozart’s iconic Piano Concerto No. 23 with orchestral accompaniment.



Concert 2: Magic Flute and Food Trucks – Friday, June 18 at 6:30 p.m.

An outdoor event on our church lawn. Bring your lawn chairs and empty stomachs for an evening of musical scenes from Mozart’s opera. Join us as local food trucks, singers, orchestra, and whimsical storytelling come together for an event the entire family will enjoy.

Featured Food Trucks: Doctor Dogs and Bayou Chill

Register here.

Free Community Concert Series: Mozart in the Suburbs

Concert 1: Paul Plays Mozart – Friday, June 11 at 6:30 p.m.

Join us via YouTube Livestream for this concert featuring our own Paul Burgess, playing Mozart’s iconic Piano Concerto No. 23 with orchestral accompaniment.



Concert 2: Magic Flute and Food Trucks – Friday, June 18 at 6:30 p.m.

An outdoor event on our church lawn. Bring your lawn chairs and empty stomachs for an evening of musical scenes from Mozart’s opera. Join us as local food trucks, singers, orchestra, and whimsical storytelling come together for an event the entire family will enjoy.

Featured Food Trucks: Doctor Dogs and Bayou Chill

Register here.

• City of Wheaton Community Relations Commission
• Downtown Wheaton Association
• DuPage Symphony Orchestra
• Immigrant Solidarity DuPage 
• Two Bostons
• Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) Committee and the Arts & Sports Tourism Committee of the Wheaton Chamber