June 1, 2007, "Potpourri #1"

Lyara starts this show with a description of her May 21 dream and traces the process by which we create some of our own dilemmas through our interpretations and subsequent expectations. She and Loralia share what happened when Loralia unintentionally turned on an autoresponder that panicked her sisters and led them to call the local sheriff. The rest of the show makes observations about the most recent acceleration, world affairs, and the "shape of the op," including some comments about the "special forces."

MUSIC: Two tracks from the "Jetuton Andawi" album by The Headroom Project, a musical ensemble that is located in Bonn, Germany, and produces music from several world cultures.

June 6, 2007, "Process vs. Event"

In this show, Lyara and Loralia look at the contrasts between "process" versus "event" orientation, "being" versus "doing," "masculine" versus "feminine" energies, properties of 3D and 4D, and the nature of the journey of the Infinite Way, in which there is always a next step, and a next step, etc. They also share some of the challenges they are experiencing from the current acceleration and the effects of being in the frequency band that contains elements of both 3D and 4D. The "high level of strangeness" keeps getting higher!

MUSIC: The show opens and closes with two tracks from the "Viva Mediva" album, by Mediva, a music group that is located in Chestnut, England, which specializes in 14th Century Italian music, Spanish contigos, and makes use of Arabian instruments, among others.

SPECIAL MUSIC: Track 6 of the same album: "O Roso Bella"

June 13, 2007, "Q&A, 'About Vision,' Part 1"

Lyara answers questions about the term Adonoy Sabayoth, the name Sananda, and some of the issues involved with channels and channeling. In the latter part of the program, Lyara and Loralia begin to delve into the issues talked about in the Message, "About Vision." (The discussion of this Message will continue in the next show.) The discomfort of seeing more clearly often has something to do with when we see things that we have been doing that no longer strike us as appropriate behaviors.

MUSIC: "My Lady Rich," an album by Emily Van Evera, who drew her inspiration from the life and times of Lady Penelope Rich, who lived from 1562 to 1607 and challenged the mores of her time.