A day spent immersed in music, spoken word, and experiences designed to reveal more of your true nature as love. Special guests featured Andy Anderson (R&B Artist), Lisa Ferraro (Jazz Vocalist), and May Reign (Poet and Spoken Word Queen).
In her new book, To What End?, author Rev. Christie Hardwick poses an essential and existential question: “To what end am I living? To love deep or to love wide? Can I achieve both?” She asks readers to join her in examining what it means to love deep, to love wide, and to live in the consciousness of what we both bring to the universe as our essential selves and what we receive from living in oneness.
Best known as a leadership development advisor who coaches with a spiritual lens, Hardwick advises clients and organizations to get to core issues that enable value-centered work and leadership. After twenty years as an executive in the high-tech industry, she became an ordained minister with Centers for Spiritual Living. Combining her passion for spiritual principle, music, and spoken word, she founded Inspiration Gatherings and produced uplifting events on Cape Cod with some of New thoughts' most prolific musicians. After publication of her first book, Radical Self-Tenderness, she continues to be a sought-after workshop leader and speaker online and nationwide.
If you plan to read To What End?, you'd better have a pen handy. I found myself underlining sentences filled with wisdom on almost every page. This book is a gift to the reader from one of the wisest people walking the Earth. Enjoy.
—Kevin Jennings, CEO, Lambda Legal; Author, Mama’s Boy/Preacher’s Son
Christie Hardwick offers a remarkable exploration into the depth and power of love in its most profound sense. Considering the challenges facing today’s world, this book empowers the reader with a strong understanding of the role we all can play for the good of self, family, community, and world healing. A must read for those who know that love can transform and win over all else.
—Siri Brown, Ph.D., Professor of Ethnic Studies, University of California-Berkeley
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