FULL PROGRAM

• What are we talking about when we talk about love?
• How does fear stop love? What are we really afraid of?

The world-class guitar player and Latin Rock legend Carlos Santana says that he continues to play music, not for the money or the fame or the gold records, but because music is the best way he knows to spread light and love. But what about that part of our culture and that part of ourselves that is infected by darkness and fear? This program suggests that fear and love cannot co-exist and that art, music, light and especially love, can get us through the turbulent times.

Carlos Santana is the legendary multi-Grammy award-winning musician and guitarist, credited with creating the sound called “Latin Rock” from a mixture of electric blues, psychedelic rock, Latin rhythms, and modern jazz. Carlos brings a lifelong commitment to the spiritual path, from his Catholic upbringing through his studies with Eastern philosophies and teachers and other spiritual sources.
www.santana.com

Cindy Blackman Santana is a virtuoso drummer, composer and sound innovator with a passion for pushing creative boundaries and exploring movement and change. An articulate believer in the sacred, transcendent dimension of music, Cindy cultivates spirituality in and through her music, and believes “When you are playing music, you are doing the work of prayer.”
www.cindyblackmansantana.com

Dr. Jerry Jampolsky is a physician, psychiatrist, and authority in psychiatry, health, business & education. In 1974, he founded the International Center for Attitudinal Healing (ICAH), which offers people of all ages, faiths, and cultures facing life threatening illness, catastrophic events, loss of loved ones, or everyday challenges, free support services and unconditional love to help them through tough times.
www.ahinternational.org