The Faculty Club, University of Toronto, 41 Willcocks Street, Toronto, ON M5S 1C7
Halloween Party at WIN & NIM …..Join us to celebrate!!!
Thursday Night - October 30th, 2008
Meeting Registration & Networking: 6:30pm - 7:30pm
Meeting & Dinner: 7:30pm - 10:00pm
Author, MBA - karmic astrologer
Our Halloween's presenter will be Karen M. Black, award-winning author, MBA – and karmic astrologer.
In this lively and informative presentation, Karen will describe how she transformed herself from MBA and full-time benefit communication consultant to become a writer and karmic astrologer.
For one person in the audience, she’ll also describe their soul’s mission – and (if they choose) the energy of their soul mate.
Karen will cover...
How did an MBA become a karmic astrologer?
The twelve year birth of Moondance: Was it chanelled?
What Moondance says about Karen’s – and your past lives
How you can use the empowering principles of karmic astrology at home and at work – every day.
What karmic astrology can – and cannot do for us
What karmic issues are we facing as a generation?
Signed copies of Moondance will be available for purchase.
HALLOWEEN BONUS:
At the end of the evening, Karen will draw for one free copy of Moondance, and one free karmic astrology session, worth $150
Guest Speaker: Karen M. Black
www.karenmblack.com
Karen received her MBA in marketing from the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto and has worked as a communication consultant in the Canadian pension and benefit industry since 1992.
She's also a practising karmic astrologer, associated with Linda Brady, author of Discovering Your Soul Mission.
In 2006, with early readers raving about Moondance, Karen left her six figure job, came out as a karmic astrologer, turned her back on traditional publishing - and committed to a dream she never previously had the courage to imagine.
About Moondance
A free thinking, emotionally-charged, highly addictive spin on love, life and the nature of reality.
In 1996, Toronto author Karen M. Black began to write in a curious, unstructured wave.
What she wrote scared her so much, that she abandoned her writing for five years. What she didn't know was that she had just written the climax of her debut novel Moondance, which would be published more than ten years later.
Today, Karen's early words are preserved virtually uncut in a series of riveting scenes that are literally keeping readers up at night.
Moondance took third place GRAND PRIZE for fiction and Winner for New Age fiction at the 2008 Next Generation Indie Book Awards in Chelsea, Michigan. It was also awarded Winner for Visionary fiction, and Finalist for New Fiction at the 2008 National Indie Excellence awards in Hollywood, California.
