Pittsburgh (2/27/10)
In his first Lifescapes of 2010, Samuel continues exploring the topic of renewal by focusing his teaching on how we can renew being and knowing what we are, and how to use that to change ourselves and the world. Topics of Samuel’s interactive discussions include: the need for practice and focus in all we do; the role the placebo effect plays in our lives; tenants of power that can change the world including sending energy, renewing and learning trust, and communicating with difficult people; the critical role diet and exercise play in molding our bodies to hold the energy we need to wield to change our selves and our world, and more.

Lexington (3/6/10)
During this Lifescapes, Samuel continued his focus of renewal as he discussed the following: why every work of power requires working with others; the importance of having a function of spiritual service in every aspect of our lives; why it is crucial to hold higher frequencies, and practices that will allow us to do so; the negative impact of animal-based foods and tips for avoiding them; the benefits of living foods; how decisions about food tells us what we believe about ourselves and what our priorities are; why our relationship with food reflects our beliefs regarding prosperity; how settling for less can affect our spiritual energy; and more.

Atlanta (3/13/10)
In the last Lifescapes of this series, Samuel goes deeper into his discussions about renewal with topics including: an easy and simple way to change the world; the relationship between renewal and recommitment; the importance of and techniques for detaching; ways to know if we are dealing with our issue/lesson or someone else’s; the need, on all levels, to renew passion; the role of vision in renewal and passion; how sexual practices activate god and goddess force within us; the importance of intimacy in all our relationships; how orgasm activates our Source self, and renews, refreshes, and literally recreates us; and more.