Three In One Concepts Gala 2009

"When we gather together with the
same intention, we create an energy
field beyond imagination.”
~Gordon Stokes

Wednesday, April 29

Thursday, April 30

Friday, May 1

Saturday, May 2

Post-Gala Tour

On May 2, after the Gala programs end, a chartered bus will take you for a sightseeing tour in Kyoto and then to Ark Hotel Osaka where the Post-Gala program will take place.
The tour will include World Heritage: Shimogamo Shrine, Nijo-Jo Castle, and
To-Ji Temple.
At Shimogamo Shrine, you will have the pleasure of seeing models in the act of wearing 12-layered ceremonial kimono and their dances. This is a special show for our tour only.
One bus accommodates 30 people. Tour fee includes admittance fee to the temples. Fee schedule is listed to the left.
To register for the tour, complete the appropriate section on the Gala registration form. Registration on the day of the tour will not be accepted.
You may choose to get off the bus at Kyoto Station after the tour. (Full payment required)

Post-Gala Program
Structure/Function, Numbers and CHOICES

Charge for room is for one person per day (tax and service charge included). Mainly single rooms available. Double Room (1 double bed) available on a very limited basis. Contact Fons Amoris for availability and price.
Again, this is a special rate for Gala attendees. From April 6, 2009 and later, you will be charged ¥1,000 ca. €8 per person, per day more. Regardless, please use the provided registration form; otherwise, you will be charged the regular hotel rates.

Ark Hotel Osaka
1-19-18 Chuou-Ku
Shimanouchi- Fu
Osaka-Shi, Osaka, 542-0082
JAPAN
Phone: +81 6-6252-5111
Fax: +81 6-6252-5471

Occupancy Rates
Single Room
(Includes breakfast)
¥8,000 ca. €65

Testimonials

For those of you who are not familiar with the Gala and/or did not attend Gala 2009, we have asked a few of our friends for their comments.

MARIE-LOUISE MARTY – Faculty Member (Italy)
Kyoto is such a wonderful city. I love the beautiful temples and wonderful gardens. In 2000, we were taken very early one morning to a temple where monks lit a fire and burned pieces of wood where people had written their problems. I can still hear their
rhythmic singing. In 2009, I will prepare my own list with old unresolved matters that needs to be burnt and finally laid to rest. Until we meet, best wishes to all!

WARREN STAGG – Faculty Member (India)
I love it when the Gala is in Japan. It gives me a reason to visit one of my favorite places. The people are friendly and gracious and the country itself is beautiful. The temples are an expression of tranquility and meditative purpose. Artistically Japan is in a world of its own. I love to spend time in the Kyoto train station, which houses one of my favorite murals, one that you must see if you are interested in art. It’s incredible. I hope to see you there for Gala 2009. It will be an experience that will be with you forever. See
you soon.

GABRIELE ULBRICH – Faculty Member (Austria) and ROLAND ULBRICH – Advanced Instructor
We attended Gala 2000 in Kyoto and it was an extraordinary experience. The hospitality was sensational and discovering a totally different culture was a great adventure. If you are thinking to join us, do not think twice. It will be an unforgettable treat for all your senses – for your outer senses (see – touch – eat) as well as for your
inner senses (smell – spirit – feel) as well as for your ESP (congruent with all times). We both look forward to Gala 2009 and to meeting our Japanese Three In One ‘family’ again.

ZOE KWAKKEL – Specialized Trainer (Netherlands)
In 1999, I attended my first Gala in Las Vegas. It was an amazing experience - people (my peers in One Brain) from all over the world had gathered together to celebrate our Work and to update our knowledge. It was because of this first experience, I decided to attend my second Gala, which was in Kyoto, where once again I was impressed and amazed at the power of the One Brain System, especially when Daniel talked about Structure/Function, and I understood and reconnected with the Universal Language of Touch.
Our entire time in Kyoto, was a marvelous experience – everything from the delicately and beautifully gift-wrapped items to the tea-ceremony in the temple – all of which I will treasure forever. I knew back then, one day I would return to the beautiful country again. So, I am looking forward to seeing all of you at Gala 2009, once again in Kyoto.

MARION LANE – Los Angeles (USA)
There is no country in the world like Japan. From the moment I landed at the vast and beautiful Osaka Airport, I was impressed with everything that surrounded me. I was told that Japan was very expensive, but I did not find that to be true. I bought many things for myself and gifts to bring home for friends and family. Every place I went, I was met with courtesy and friendliness. From the opening night of Gala 2000, the entertainment, the music that welcomed us to each event, the delicacy of the tea ceremony, the drums, the visits to nearby temples – everything was magnificent and I will treasure my
memories of Gala 2000 always.

Gala Tuition

Gala program and 4 meals (2 brunches and 2
dinners):

Special Consideration for Family Members

English Language Text is currently being created.
Price is yet to be determined. Manual will be
available for purchase at the program.

Rihga Royal Hotel Kyoto charges (include breakfast) Twin Room. Cost is per person/per night.