Karen Tate, a tour organizer and author, has written Sacred Places of Goddess: 108 Destinations as well as Walking an Ancient Path, Rebirthing Goddess on Planet Earth, the latter of which was recently released in June of this year. She has had her work highlighted in the Los Angeles Times, the Seattle Times, and in a variety of major newspaper publications. Karen Tate is also a frequent guest on national public radio and hosts her own show, Voices of the Sacred Feminine.

Karen Tate is also the author of a number of articles appearing in both international and domestic publications. She writes for Sacred History Magazine, Mystic Pop, Circle News, the Beltane Papers, as well as several online zines, and international magazines. Currently, Karen is also a contributing writer to a work in progress entitled How to Speak Goddess, and the Feminine Reformation: A Goddess Meta Narrative. She is an active member of the International Women’s Writing Guild, she has led and organized Sacred Tour itineraries, and because of this she has helped many individuals enjoy purposeful travel.

Karen Tate is an ordained minister, an independent scholar of the Sacred Feminine, and she graduated from The Women’s Theological Institute where she specialized in Goddess and Women’s Spirituality. Karen has focused on the study of comparative religions, the roles of women, and she is the founder of the Educational, Art, and Cultural Organization called The Isis Ancient Cultures Society. An Adepta within the International Fellowship of Isis, Karen was ordained by Lady Olivia Robertson, at Clonegal Castle in Ireland. Karen is currently a speaker at the Center for Partnership Studies, and she recently became an associate of the Joseph Campbell Foundation. She is one of the founders of Sacred Sundays, an interfaith service based on the Sacred Feminine and complemented by the Divine Masculine. Karen Tate is also a partner in She Speaks Productions; she recognizes and acknowledges the significant vehicle that film and television present and she uses the latter to influence contemporary thought geared toward life-affirming mythology, to encourage discussion, to increase awareness, and to promote the goal of modern day mythologists. Karen and her husband have created and cared for the Isis Temple of Thanksgiving and Karen was nominated for the Pagan Pride day 2006 Community Service Award.

Karen Tate


Walking An Ancient Path


Sacred Places of Goddess: 108 Destinations


Sacred Voices of the Feminine

William Arntz graduated summa cum laude in 1972 from Penn State University with a degree in Engineering Science then worked as a research physicist with Pratt and Whitney Aircraft on the first wave optics simulator for high-energy gas dynamic laser weapons (a.k.a. “Star Wars”). After two years he reunited with a longtime friend who was enrolled in the Master’s Degree film program at Boston University. Together they created, Beat the Deva, a one-hour animated film noir, which won a Cine Eagle, the Kenyon Film Festival, and was distributed on the art house circuit. Upon completion of the film in 1980, William moved to California and became a Buddhist. In the late 80’s his Buddhist teacher assigned him the task of using his meditation/visualization skills to create computer software.

With $100,000 in savings and no business experience, in five months William wrote AutoSys – a distributed job scheduler and one of the most widely used pieces of System Management software ever written, used by such clients as Merrill Lynch, NASA, ILM, Sun Microsystems, Cisco, and Boeing. In 1995 William devised a second successful software product, which he sold nine months later. “Retiring” for the 3rd time he finally decided to unite his four great passions: (1) leading edge science, (2) spirituality (3) filmmaking and (4) computers. The result? The creation of What the BLEEP Do We Know?!

Rose Rosetree is a healer, a teacher, and an author. She is a graduate of the United Nations International School and holds a B.A. from Brandeis University, where the motto is "Truth even unto its innermost parts." Rose Rosetree is the author of Read People Deeper, Cut the Cords of Attachment, Empowered by Empathy: 25 Ways to Fly in Spirit, Let Today Be a Holiday: 365 Ways to Co-Create with God, The Power of Face Reading, Aura Reading Through All Your Senses: Celestial Perception Made Practical, Wrinkle’s Are God’s Makeup: How You Can Find Meaning in Your Evolving Face, and The Roar of the Huntids. With more than 100,000 copies of her books in print, Rose Rosetree is well-known for the innovative mind-body-spirit systems she has developed.

Rose has created trademarked systems and techniques for cutting the cords of attachment and aura readings; she pioneered the first system for training empaths to hone their skills. Rose is a member of the International Association for Regression Research & Therapies, Inc. (IARRT) as well as the National Guild of Hypnotists, Inc. (NGH); she is a certified Consulting Hypnotist and Regression Therapist, and since 1986, Rose Rosetree has conducted Regression Therapy sessions. Rose has had more than 800 interviews, her work has been highlighted and praised in a variety of publications including The Washington Post, The Washington Times, The Los Angeles Times, and The Catholic Standard, and she has been on The Diane Rehm Show, The View, seven different segments of ABC News in Cincinnati, and The Colbert Report.

Rose was a Transcendental Meditation instructor for Maharishi Mahesh Yogi for 17 years; in 1971 Rose headed up a program, the first of its kind, in Miami, where meditation was taught for credit in a public high school, and in 1974-75, Rose syndicated a weekly column on meditation for seven newspapers in Massachusetts. In 1981-82, Rose joined forces with the Environmental Protection agency and developed a meditation training program; the program was implemented in Illinois and was the first Transcendental Meditation program to receive federal funding in the United States. Later, in 1986, Rose Rosetree began focusing on developing her original work; she began learning about healing astral debris, connecting with Ascended Masters and Archangels from Teaching of the Inner Christ, and she was named a lay minister. Rose is also a Minister of the Universal Life Church which is a nondenominational organization that supports the rights of the individual to connect with God directly.