The Love & Light Institute is proud to host an intimate evening with Robert Swan, OBE and Jamie Butler: Author, Teacher, & Medium!

The Institute’s co founder, Jamie Butler, recently travelled to Antarctica with Robert Swan and the 2041 Foundation in March of 2016. She is looking forward to sharing her accomplished guide and life changing experience with our community!

This event includes a lecture from Robert Swan, Q&A with Jamie Butler about her recent trip to Antarctica, wine and cheese. All proceeds from this evening go directly to Robert Swan to assist him in spreading the mission of preserving Antarctica, the Earth’s last great wilderness.

“Robert Swan, OBE is the world’s first person to walk to both the North and South Poles. He earned his place alongside the greatest explorers in history by accomplishing this feat by age 33. His 900- mile journey to the South Pole, ‘In the Footsteps of Scott,’ stands as the longest unassisted walk ever made on earth. During Swan’s Antarctic expeditions, his team survived near-death encounters as the oceanic ice melted prematurely due to climate change.

Since 2003, Swan has led annual expeditions to Antarctica with students and business executives to heighten awareness of the Antarctic and build advocacy to ensure its survival as a
wilderness. His teams have also helped design and build the world’s first Antarctic renewable energy education station.
Swan has served as Special Envoy to the UNESCO Director General and as a UN Goodwill Ambassador for Youth. In recognition of his work, Her Majesty the Queen awarded him the high distinction of OBE, Officer of the Order of the British Empire and the Polar Medal.”

To learn more about Robert Swan’s mission watch his internationally acclaimed Global TED Talk: https://www.ted.com/talks/robert_swan_let_s_save_the_last_pristine_continent?language=en.

To reserve a ticket for this very special event please email Colleen Zeigler at colleen@loveandlightinstitute.org with the names of the attendees to confirm your seat. She will send you a link to make a $75, per seat, tax deductible donation to the Institute.

There are 60 tickets available for this event and will be available on a first come first serve basis.