The workshop went wonderful and was so much fun, that I decided to offer it again in February. Some folks got snowed in others could not get the night off from work.  We will hold the workshop again on February 22^nd, which is a Tuesday evening.  Money for book and workbook must be in by Monday February 14^th. Please reserve your spot as soon as possible. 

Must Prepay for book and workbook by: February 14^th and register for evening of the 22^nd

How to understand
Dr Caroline Myss’s  (SACRED CONTRACTS)
and
Do your own Sacred Contract

   Thru out the last couple of years people have become interested in Archetypes etc. The expert in this field in my own opinion is Dr. Caroline Myss.  I have been recommending her tapes and books to everyone. Many have expressed an interest in her material on Sacred Contracts. When I personally did my own Sacred Contract, the things I learned about myself, helped me to create much change in my life for the better. Many who purchased the book and workbook for Sacred Contracts did not have the time or take the time to understand it, or just plain could not understand how to do it. So I am offering all my understanding by having a free gathering to explain how to do the Sacred Contracts. I will explain and show you how to work with the book and workbook. The only requirement for my time is that you buy the book and workbook from “The Jade Fox”. 

Sacred Contracts: Awakening Your Divine Potential by Caroline Myss
Caroline Myss's Journal of Inner Dialogue:
Working With Your Chakras, Archetypes,
and Sacred Contracts (Journals) by Caroline Myss  

LIST PRICE: Both $44.95

 FROM JADE FOX: $40.00 Pre paid by above date.

Additional Caroline Myss Books, Cards, and Tapes will be offered that night at a discount of 20%.

ALSO AVAILABLE AT 20% Discount the night of the gathering, you may order any of the following titles:
Prepaid that night.

Finding Your Sacred Contract: Live Workshop by Caroline Myss      

How to understand Dr Caroline Myss’s  (SACRED CONTRACTS) and do your own Sacred Contract

Sacred Contracts: Awakening Your Divine Potential by Caroline Myss

Caroline Myss's Journal of Inner Dialogue:
Working With Your Chakras, Archetypes, and Sacred Contracts (Journals) by Caroline Myss 

Above titles pertain to Sacred Contracts, The 20% off can also be used for any of Caroline's books, tapes etc.

 The following excerpt on Sacred Contracts is from Caroline’s web site.

 Sacred Contracts

Have you ever wondered what your mission in life is supposed to be?
    You probably know people who seem to have had their entire life mapped out from the day they were born. You may have envied their sure sense of what they were born to do -- their work, career, marriage, and personal goals.
    And yet you have probably also wondered whether that was really all there was to it. So have I. The answer I found is that there's much more involved. I believe that each of us is guided by a Sacred Contract that our soul made before we were born. That Contract contains a wide range of agreements regarding all that we are intended to learn in this life. It comprises not merely what kind of work we do but also our key relationships with the people who are to help us learn the lessons we have agreed to work on. Each of those relationships represents an individual Contract that is part of your overall Sacred Contract, and may require you to be in a certain place at a certain time to be with that person.
    This doesn't mean, of course, that free will plays no role in your Sacred Contract. At any given moment -- or "choice point" -- your Contract may provide you with an opportunity for growth. It can come in the form of a challenge at work, the dissolution of an old relationship or the formation of a new one. As you work with my book "Sacred Contracts," you will keep notes on each of the significant Contracts in your life. I recommend that you keep a notebook or journal for just this purpose. (I've designed a Journal of Inner Dialogue to help you organize all the information you'll accumulate as you review the key relationships in your past and present by answering the many questions in my book.
    Your Contract is made up of all these components of your life, yet it can't be reduced to any one of them by itself. One way of viewing your Contract is as your overall relationship to your personal power and spiritual power. It determines how you work with your energy and to whom you give it. Finding and fulfilling your Sacred Contract also depends on how much you are willing to surrender to divine guidance.

The Basis of Sacred Contracts

     I believe that we each agree to the terms of our Contract before entering the physical realm of this world. This applies whether you accept the concept of reincarnation, or believe in a single lifetime followed by heaven or hell -- or neither. I go into the background for my beliefs in much greater detail in "Sacred Contracts," but one fascinating parallel occurs in the writings of Plato. In the tenth and final book of his great work The Republic, Plato relates the Myth of Er.
    In brief, the story concerns a Greek soldier named Er who is left for dead on the battlefield. Twelve days later he awakens on his own funeral pyre, and later tells a remarkable tale of what he observed while he was suspended between life and death. Er found himself in a kind of way station between heaven and earth where souls were passing from one plane to the other. Dead souls were waiting to be judged and assigned to their reward or punishment, while other souls prepared for their journey to earth. Some were old souls returning for another go-round; others were freshly minted and awaiting their first life on Earth.
    At one point the waiting souls are presented with many possible life scenarios, and are advised to choose from these "samples of lives." Plato informs us that "there were many more lives than the souls present, and they were of all sorts. There were lives of every animal and of man in every condition," including tyrants.
    Before entering life on the Earth plane, however, the souls were led to the plain of Forgetfulness, a barren waste with no vegetation, where they were required to drink from the river of Unmindfulness. They then promptly forgot everything that had just happened to them. The reason should be obvious: if you know in advance exactly what's going to happen in your life, you would have great difficulty making decisions or taking actions that are intended to teach you something, often through painful experiences. You might naturally be reluctant to begin a relationship with someone who you knew would hurt you, even though you needed to learn a valuable lesson from that person.
    Whether we take this myth literally or simply as a teaching device of Plato's, we can use it to gain a higher perspective on our life. If you think of your life's direction as something to which you have agreed, then what formerly seemed like arbitrary or even absurd conditions can be seen in another light. They are part of the roadmap that you've agreed to follow. Each event, each person of any significance whom you encounter, has an agreed-on role in your learning experience. Sometimes the learning is difficult because you don't always surrender to the situation. It may take time for you to see the reasons for it. But the sooner you do, the less painful it becomes. In time, you can learn to accept each event as it happens without struggling against it and prolonging your psychic -- and physical -- suffering. To have a serious illness or injury is difficult enough; seeing it as a punishment or the cruel caprice of fate only makes it harder to bear. The resulting stress will probably also make it worse, and you will take longer to heal or recover.
    Naturally, you can't be expected to see everything immediately, or in advance. But if you have a way of looking at the symbolic meaning of your experiences, you will be better prepared to accept the inevitable changes to your life. Fighting change builds up emotional scar tissue. Surrendering to divine will allows you to accept the changes, and get on with your life.
    To help you understand and fulfill the terms of your Sacred Contract, you have been encoded with a set of 12 primary archetypes. Four of these are universal archetypes of survival: the Child, Victim, Prostitute, and Saboteur. The other eight are drawn from the vast storehouse of archetypes dating back to the dawn of human history. "Sacred Contracts" shows you how to determine the identity of your eight personal archetypes from a comprehensive Gallery of Archetypes in the Appendix.