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Definition of Alohem

Some years ago, while searching for a name for this organization, June and several friends were camping high on Mount Rainier in Washington State. During their dawn meditation, the word “Alohem” appeared to June and others in the group. The participants were mystified as to its meaning.

At a later time, Dr. J.J. Hurtak, author of The Keys of Enoch, was asked if he had any information about the word. He smiled and replied, “It is a word referring to the Creator Gods of the Universe. In the Jewish tradition it is called Elohim”

Today, the Alohem Center for Transformational Studies (ACTS) represents a diverse group of people who practice higher states of awareness through meditation.

Music Activities

: Carol and Norman singing a duet with Licia at the piano

: Della and Scott playing a duet

: Evening serenade

: Licia with an opera harp

: Louise and wake-up songs

: Music

: Music

Cooking Activities

: Evans and Nelida with waffles

: Carole and homemade ice cream

: Ede, Mike and Sonja preparing the turkey dinner

: Evans enjoys cleaning up

: Gale making gravy

: Louise making buns

: Myra directing the sous chef

: Peter manning the grill

Enjoying Life

: Caroline assisting Jean after a trip, piloted by Clark at Friday harbor

: Dowsing water

: Ede and Carole preparing songbooks

: Fun in Crawford’s hot tub

: Group hug

: Herb and Jean deep in philosophical discussion

: Louise preparing cycle

: Marilyn’s beautiful palette from Caroline

: Mike, Peggy and Myra collating books

: Myra, Scott and Jean creating bubbles

: Near Paradise

: Rochelle creating Clark’s color palette

: Rochelle matching Francis’ eye color

: Scott and Trinja Rogers

: Heather balancing Jean’s energy

: Peggy, Louise and Edy hearing, speaking and seeing no evil

Healing Energy

: Clark, Nelida, Scott, and Suzanne

: MJ receiving reiki from Peggy and Louise

: Two cool chiropractors, Gordy and Scott

: Ta da! Mike receives unique treatment from Mary

: MJ enjoying treatment from Dave

: Dr. MacKimmie recieves trager energy from Clark

: Jean’s session from Candice, Frances, Evans, Norman, Louise, Myra, and June

: Caroline enjoying a session with Kevin, Evans, Mary, June, and Clark

Movement and Dance

: Enjoying sunshine in Hansville, WA

: Evans leading morning Chi Gung

: Evening dance

: Jne and Evans demonstrate Chi Gung

: Tree of Life in Indianola

New Year's Eve

: A full house at Crawford’s

: Gift Exchange

: Gordy and Paula on the kazoos.

: June chooses her gift.

: Mary and Norman share their routine.

: Ready to celebrate

: Tall ceilings call for creativity

Traveling

: Basin Mt. Alohemers enjoyed visiting while in the mine.

: Basin Mt. Alohemers gather downtown Basin for group Photo

: Basin Mt. Everything is singing a special song composed for June’s birthday by Frances.

: Basin Mt. June is blowing out the candles on her birthday cake.

: Basin Mt. June’s sister and her brother-in-law joined the group. Walter Waikiki is visiting with Jean in this photo.

: Basin Mt. more visiting

: Basin, Montana, Mastership Mastership participants made daily trips to the mine during Mastership.

: Basin, MT. June visits with Jim and Andrea while soaking her feet in the mine waters

: Hawaii enjoying dinner

: hawaii Enjoying the beautiful scenery.

: Hawaii June has the Hawaiian spirit

: Hawaii Mastership Carole and Kay share shell leis.

: Hawaii Mastership Here we are at the YMCA camp on Kauai

: Hawaii Our meditations were outside.

: Hawaii Overlooking the Grand Canyon of Hawaii.

: New Zealand. Here is our intrepid group! (From left) Bonnie Hansen, Ramon Gonzales, Louise Burgas, Sid Smithers, Frances Allden, Gale Gray, June D’Estelle, Kay Gray, Carole Glenn, Peggy Muncaster, Myra Perala. Trinja Rogers, camera shy

: New Zealand. Kay and Gale Gray lived in Kingston, Washington. They were delighted to find there was a Kingston in New Zealand.

: New Zealand. June receives a nose greeting at the Maori dinner.

: New Zealand. Doubtful Sound was rainy and windy. Peggy was enjoying the ride and holding on for dear life.

: New Zealand. Moving from place to place was challenging for Ramon.

: New Zealand. The 45th Parallel N is south of Portland on the west coast of the USA.

: New Zealand. The Grays saw the tallest tree in the country.

: New Zealand. The Maoris stick out their tongues to frighten their enemies, as shown on this carving. These two visitors are practicing

: New Zealand. Trinja Rogers, widow of our beloved Alohemer, Scott, distributed his ashes in New Zealand

: New Zealand. We come to the end of our journey at the south end of the South Island. We gathered for a meditation and gratitude for our amazing journey.

: New Zealand. We met Peter Mason, A gentleman and skilled woodworker, who shared some of the projects in his shop.

: New Zealand. We visited the Antarctica Center in Christ Church. Chilly!

: New Zealand. We’re waiting for our boat which will rake is on a trip through Milton Sound. Later we’ll travel through Doubtful Sound.

: Alohemer Frances Allden once lived in New Zealand and created the itinerary for our trip. We visited some of her friends where Pancake the Clown served ice tea.

Travel: Greece and Paris

: Becca and a friend at the Louvre

: Greece. Exploring Delphi

: Greece. Enjoying lunch while waiting for cruise ship

: Greece. hHaded up to the Parthenon

: Greece. We were thrilled to see the torch on the way to the Olympics

: Greek Mastership. We held our Mastership outside

: Notre Dame before the fire.

: On the island of Crete our intrepid group gathers (From left). Peggy Muncaster, Marilyn Graham, Nancy Krotec, Becca Parker, Katie Evans, Carole Glenn