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Julie Desch is a now 64-year-old partner, mom and volunteer. She retired from medicine in her late 30’s in order to care for her first new baby and stay alive. This plan worked, and she now spends much of her time hanging out with her partner, learning about and teaching mindfulness to the cystic fibrosis (CF) community, reading and marveling at CF research, staying fit and active, laughing with (and at) her two grown children and playing with her two dogs. Oh, and she goes to a lot of Zoom meetings. She lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.

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Atala Dorothy Toy is a remarkable photographer, author, and social activist renowned for her work in exploring the intricate relationships between humans and nature.

Atala's unique perspective as a visual storyteller allows her to capture the essence of life forms that often go unnoticed. Her passion for nature and its beings is not only reflected in her stunning photography but also in her thought-provoking lectures and workshops. She engages audiences with her insights into consciousness, inviting them to explore their own connections with the natural world.

Visit Atala's website for more information on her work:
https://atalatoy.com

Visit Atala's Facebook Group for more photographs of Nature Beings:
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Robert Potter is the author of Letters from 500, a visionary work that explores humanity’s potential from a future perspective. His writings focus on bridging the gap between the seen and unseen, guiding individuals through transformative experiences that uncover deeper truths about existence.

Marianne Tebbens, is a psychotherapist and artist, who brings her unique insights into the human experience. Recently, she has embraced the concept of non-duality, which has brought her a profound sense of wholeness and curiosity, opening new chapters in her lifelong journey of self-discovery.

Together, Robert and Marianne will share their insights on the nature of reality, the journey to oneness, and the power of embracing both the known and the unknown in our quest for deeper meaning.