December 31st @ 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm EST
This year sure was a strange and difficult one! But there is hope for a brighter tomorrow.
There is so much going on beneath the surface in our Universe that we don’t realize how it affects us unconsciously, adding to our unrest, discomfort, anger and dismay. The Buttonwood Tree family offers an important message of hope and understanding, for those who dare to listen.
You're invited to hear an important message for 2021, to gather our positive intentions and energies to help our world, and to learn what we can to do to increase our chances for a peaceful, productful life going into this new year.
Annaita Gandhy will introduce us to 2021 with an informative message offered with care and encouragement so that we can be more aware of our roles in our future together. These are challenging times and we need tools to navigate them to be successful and happy.
This year, for our fifth annual Fire of Hope, we’ll meet online, able to see multiple performers each from their home, and send messages back and forth to each other online. Our thanks to HannaH’s Field for taking care of the technology and supplying music to inspire and lift our spirits. And, as with all other Buttonwood programs at this time, we will include Moments of Gratitude 
Weather permitting, we’ll make a the fire outside – to send our hopes up to the heavens, and if you wish, burn up our burdens as well. It’s all up to YOU. You can make your own fire, use a candle, or simply envision it all.
This is a new era … it’s time to live deliberately, positively and lovingly!
Join us! BE part of the Goodness that we need more of in this world. Photos below from 2018 and the conclusion of last year when we were inside TBT:
Donations for Buttonwood are welcome and appreciated. This is a free event. Refreshments are up to you 🙂
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