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2021 Spring Equinox: Spring Forth into the New Era

The Hearts Center Presents

Spring Forth into the New Era with Saint Germain
March 20-22, 2021
Livestream from Livingston, Montana

 

A Global Experience with Saint Germain
Get ready to travel! Our spring equinox prayer vigil zooms you around the planet! Hosted by the Livingston Sanctuary of the Heart, our centers from New York to Mexico, Mount Shasta to Washington, D.C, Chicago to Chile, and Mexico to Argentina and Spain are highlighted throughout our three-day vigil. Like no other event we have ever had, our local groups take the lead and set the stage for the descent of light through special HeartStreams planned for each center participating.

 

Freedom, Self-Realization, Healing, Sharing the Word—Vigil Sharings
During our vigil, each center will focus on a special theme for their session and will receive a release of light through a message from an ascended master of their choice. New York’s theme is “Enlightenment, Self-Realization, Freedom, and the Victory of the Ascension for All.” In their section the Goddess of Liberty will heartstream. Mount Shasta’s theme is “Unity of Beingness and Vision of Oneness,” Lady Portia is their chosen ascended master, and other English-speaking heartfriends around the world are invited to join their session via Zoom. Chicago’s focus is “Divine Love and Transmutation.”  And Washington, D.C. and Texas offer prayers and songs for the blessing of elemental life.

On Sunday, our Spanish-speaking heartfriends will be invoking and anchoring the light in four countries, supplemented by English-speaking prayer leaders. Beloved Metatron comes on Monday, when David and our heartfriends from Livingston will lead us in prayers for their chosen theme: “Planting Seeds of Light within the Soil of All Souls for Aquarian Love-Wisdom to Grow.”

Other masters who are scheduled to deliver HeartStreams during our vigil are Saint Germain, Kuan Yin, Arcturian, Sanat Kumara, Lady Master Venus, Warren Wallring and Lanello.

Our Local Centers—Busy Ushering in the New Day
What a joy to highlight our local centers! Many are broadcast points for our daily prayer services, and all of them are involved in sharing the teachings of the ascended masters.

Our Washington, D.C. area group holds weekly teleconference book studies and regular teaching presentations. Our centers in Mexico, and Central and South America do tremendous work translating our books and translating and teaching Meru University classes for Spanish-speaking inquirers and heartfriends.

The Mount Shasta center continues to draw ascended master students to their community and a city overflowing with such a rich spiritual heritage. The group there, in addition to a weekly violet flame prayer service, practices Paneurhythmy. They have built a vaastu temple, a type of holy architecture that anchors great light into the earth. And they are working on plans to construct a community center.

Take a detailed look at where our centers are located and what they are up to...

We look forward to being with you in person, via Zoom, or over our broadcast for our spring equinox prayer vigil. Accelerate the evolution of our planet into a New Era of enlightenment with the ascended masters and heartfriends around the world!

 

Links and Information

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Conference Program  PDF Rev 3/18

Programa de la conferencia PDF Rev 2/28

For questions about this event contact events@heartscenter.org

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Location

Masonic Temple
Livingston Sanctuary of the Heart
130 North 2nd St.
Livingston, MT 59047

 

Transportation

Airport and Shuttle
More information click here

Airport
Book your flight into the Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport (BZN


Shuttle

For this event, we will not be able to provide shuttle service to and from the airport. Please arrange for your own transportation.
Parking
Parking Location, hours, limits click here

During business hours, Monday through Friday, 8:00 am–5:00 pm:

  • Two-hour parking only on the streets where businesses are located
  • Park Street, on the opposite side from the Livingston Sanctuary—the side of the Livingston Depot Center. See map. (It is okay to park in the Depot’s gravel parking lot.)
  • Public parking lot. (Drive north on Park Street. Go right on B Street to the public lot on the left after Callender and before Lewis Street. See map.)

After 5:00 pm and on weekends

  • Unlimited parking on the streets
  • The American Bank parking lot, a few doors away on 2nd Street. See map.

Click Here for a PDF of Printable Parking Map

 


Lodging & Meals

Lodging
Click here

Roommates

If you are looking for roommates, email lodging@heartscenter.org with your name and phone number.

Vacation Rentals

Vacation houses, apartments or rooms can be found:
Air bnb
VRBO

Hotels

A listing of all hotels in Livingston, MT 59047

Fairfield Inn & Suites Livingston Yellowstone
(1.2 miles from sanctuary)

1629 West Park Street
406-222-4914
New hotel recently opened across the street from the EconoLodge. Free hot breakfast, indoor pool, mini-refrigerator in every room

EconoLodge
(1.2 miles from sanctuary)
111 Rogers Lane
406-222-0555

Rooms will not fit a rollaway bed.
Free hot breakfast, indoor pool, mini-refrigerator in every room

Livingston Inn Motel
(1.2 miles from sanctuary)
5 Rogers Lane
406-222-3600
No breakfast provided
Quaint, fun Western decor

Yellowstone Pioneer Lodge
(1.2 miles from sanctuary)
1515 West Park Street
406-222-6110
Free hot breakfast, indoor pool

Comfort Inn
(1.5 miles from sanctuary) 
114 Loves Lane
1-800-4-choice or 406-222-4400
$10.00 extra per adult over 2 adults, rollaway beds for $10 per night
Free hot breakfast, indoor pool, refrigerators and microwaves in all rooms

Murray Hotel
(Across from sanctuary)
201 West Park Street
406-222-1350
Historic hotel, rates and rooms vary.
Live bands play on main floor. Request a quiet room.

Super 8 Motel
(1.6 miles from Sanctuary)
105 Centennial Drive
406-222-7711
Continental breakfast included
Restaraunts
Local restaurants, food markets, and more

Restaurants

Listed in order by most healthful meals, as rated by our local connoisseur!

Note: Due to COVID-19, the status of the restaurants on this listing might have changed. Please check to see if they are open or closed, if they offer carry out or dine-in, or if the hours have changed.

Neptune’s Brewery  (1 mile)
119 N. L St.
406-222-7837
Friday & Saturday: 11:00 am-10:00 pm.  Sunday, Monday, Wednesday & Thursday: 11:00 am – 9:00 pm.  Tuesday: Closed
Fresh salads, fish, sushi, some vegetarian options

The Soup Bar  (.2 mile) - Temporarily closed due to Covid as of 8/28/20
103 N Main St.
406-333-3222
Mon - Fri, 11:00 am to 8:00 pm
Salads, soups, sandwiches.

Campione Roman Kitchen
101 N Main St
Livingston, MT 59047
(406) 333-2427
Open Wed-Mon 5pm - 9pm
Serves fresh, locally-sourced food. Some vegan options available. 

The Wok (1 block) - Only open for take-out as of 8/28/20
102 N. 2nd St.
406-222-7009
Take out hours: noon-9:00 pm every day
Chinese food

The 2nd Street Bistro - Closed due to Covid. Will reopen summer 2021
123 N. 2nd St. (in Murray Hotel)
406-222-9463
Open every day, 5:00 pm to 10:00 pm
Excellent food, pricy. Many organic and local ingredients

Gil's Goods (across the street) – Only open for take-out as of 8/28/20.
207 W. Park St.
406-222-4711
Wed-Mon 12:00 pm to 8:00 pm. Closed Tuesdays
Deli menu, salads and pizzas. Outdoor seating in warm weather

Big Sky Thai - Only open for take-out as of 8/28/20
102 Roger’s Ln., Ste. B (across from EconoLodge)
406-333-2807
Tues-Sun, 11:00 am to 2:30 pm and 4:30 to 8:30 pm
Has gluten-free and dairy-free options.

Fiesta en Jalisco (next door)
119 W. Park St.
406-222-5444
Open every day, 11:00 am to 9:30 pm
Mexican food at good prices. Fast service. Vegetarian options

Faye’s Café  (.4 mile)
415 E. Lewis, Room 104
406-223-7481
Breakfast every day from 8:00 am until either 50 people have been served or 11:00 am, whichever comes sooner
Fun fusion food

Pinky's Café  (2½ blocks)
109 S. Main St.
406-222-0668
Fri-Tues, 7:30 am to 2:00 pm. Closed Wednesday
American food

The Sport (.2 mile)
114 S. Main St.
406-333-2500
Mon-Sun, 11:00 am to 9:00 pm
American food

Mustang Catering  (2 ½ blocks) - Only open for take-out by ordering online 24 hours in advance as of 8/28/20
215 W. Lewis St.
406-222-8884
Deli food

Pickle Barrel (3 blocks)
131 S. Main St.
406-222-5469
Mon–Sat, 7:00 am to 8:00 pm
Sun, 11:00 am to 8:00 pm
Sandwiches, soups, coffee, drinks and ice cream.
 

Food Stores

Foodworks Health Foods (5 blocks)
412 E. Park St.
406-222-8223
Open every day, 8:00 am to 8:00 pm

Town and Country (1 mile)
1217 W. Park St.
406-222-0559
Open every day, 7:00 am to 10:00 pm

Albertsons (2.3 miles)
2120 Park St. South
406-222-1177
Open every day, 6:00 am to 11:00 pm


Revised 8/28/20
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