Center For Peace Council
Marti Ackerman
Tamy Brown
Nan Citty
Steve Citty
Margarita DiVita
"I met Center for Peace co-founder Perry Robinson at a Coptic Conference in April 1998. Two years later, I attended one of his Huna Workshops, and I have been an active member of the Center For Peace community ever since. In the last seven years, my service has evolved as a dancer as well as a member of several dance support crews, beginning with working in the kitchen to serving as a dance coordinator, a firekeeper, and presently a moon mother. I accepted an invitation to join the Council in the fall of 2002, which has offered me a wealth of opportunity to grow in community.
"For the last two years, I have served the For The One organization as the international coordinator. I have been attuned as a third-degree Reiki practitioner as well as to the energy of Magnified Healing, a channeled energy healing practice from Quan Yin, the Buddhist Deity of Compassion. I am also an ordained priest in the Order of Melchizedek, a non-denominational order of healers. It is in deep gratitude that I am able to connect with my spiritual family through the Center For Peace." email Margarita
José Gonzalez
Ed Hodges
Katy Koontz
Council Member, Fire Elder
"I’ve been blessed to be the Fire Elder at the Center since 2001 and a Council member since 2002. I’ve also had the pleasure of assisting Nan Citty with Native Nurturing, the Center’s program for young people, for more than a decade. I began dancing in 1997 with the Long Dance and am now a longtime Sun-Moon dancer. I’ve also danced the For the One and the Women’s Web of Life dances and have participated in two firewalks at the Center.
"In 2004, Caroline Myss, Ph.D., certified me as an archetype consultant, and I’ve presented workshops at the Center on identifying and working with archetypal patterns in one’s life. I’m also a longtime student of A Course in Miracles." email Katy
Barbara Rector
Jeannie & Perry Robinson see