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$29.00
Saturday, September 26th from 7pm - 9pm
Please join us for an evening of sacred music, dialogue, and collective liberation. We'll gather in community as Paul Livingstone, disciple of Ravi Shankar fills the space with the beautiful melodies of the sitar. Rising, falling and expanding, this musical journey opens hearts and grounds people in love before we transition to a heartfelt story from Daniel Klein about his liberation from Zionism.
Daniel then opens the circle up for reflection, listening and invites guests to query and share -- setting the stage for expansion and liberation. Moving beyond passive listening, this gathering brings different lived experiences together inside a supportive container that protects the dignity of diverse voices, turning the subversive belief that another world is possible into a shared reality.
The gathering is intimate by design for the transmission to feel personal and shared.
The Mission
Most peace making efforts operate through the mind. This often reinforces the very defenses and programming that need to be dismantled to achieve true liberation. This is where art and music defy conventional logic, opening the heart to possibilities that short circuit old ways of thinking. This space works through sound, music, and deep listening, grounding the nervous system and moving out of the mind and into the heart. Together we expand our capacity to hold complex, real world truths without shutting down or dividing. Coming together in deep presence creates a collective momentum to break through fear, division, and cycles of violence, offering a path for deeper healing, justice, and peace.
Event Organizers
Paul Livingstone is an international sitarist and disciple of Pt. Ravi Shankar. He is the founder of Soul Force Project, an Altadena based non-profit that promotes social justice through music and the arts, www.soulforceproject.com
Daniel Klein was born in Jerusalem and raised inside a Jewish religious Zionist settlement in the West Bank. He is the founder of Truth and Reconciliation, a platform for deconstructing ideology in service to human liberation.
**Early bird of $23 for first 10 tickets / $29 after**
Come early to peruse Watermelon Books.
Holy Ground & Watermelon Books
4874 W. Adams Blvd.
Los Angeles 90016
310-403-9800
🚙 🚗 Valet Parking is available across the street at Cento. Street Parking is available on Adams Blvd., as well as neighboring side streets Rimpau and Harcourt.
Out of respect for our Muslim brothers and sisters, Holy Ground is an alcohol-free space.
**This is a private event**