I’m now resuming my ministry in Hawaii

I’m back. After camp­ing out on our land for seven months while build­ing our home, we are now com­fort­ably sit­u­ated in our thirty foot diam­e­ter yurt. We have tele­phone ser­vice, so I am now able to be on the inter­net at home rather than need­ing to go to an inter­net café eight miles away. We don’t have elec­tric­ity, so I power the lap­top and printer off of our vehi­cles. At night, I work by oil lamp light.

While I still have some fin­ish­ing work to do here at home, I am now launch­ing my new min­istry here in Hawaii. My wife, Geral­dine (Jah­nava), and I are work­ing on my auto­bi­og­ra­phy, Saf­fron: An Amer­i­can Sid­dhartha, which has been twenty years in the mak­ing. I will post the man­u­script on my web­site. We’re also plan­ning for me to teach classes at a yet to be deter­mined loca­tion. The yurt is set up to host smaller, more inti­mate meet­ings along with office space for me to meet with my clients.

I will have a full min­istry of spir­i­tual teach­ing, life coach­ing, wed­dings and net­work­ing. I am updat­ing my PR mate­ri­als and web­site. Check for fur­ther updates: www.stevebohlert.com. Aloha.

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