CONNECTING THE DOTS: Our Journey from UFOs to Consciousness
Colorado College Conference Center, Crestone
May 23-25, 2025
2 Nights/3 Days at Colorado College Baca Campus and on 5-acres in Crestone
$300 Early-Bird through January 10, 2025 (Save $50)
Limited to only 70 people
LECTURES • PRESENTATIONS • MEDITATIONS • SKYWATCH
With Paola Harris, Grant Cameron (via Zoom), Brit Elders, and surprise special guest!
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Three seasoned researchers plus a surprise special guest present their research in this retreat. Brit Elders will discuss her and husband Lee Elders seven-year research with the great Wendelle Stevens on the Billy Meier case and the messages of the Pleiadeans. She has authored four books including her newest release UFO…Contact from the Pleiades. Brit is the associate and webmaster for Shirley Maclaine.
Canadian Grant Cameron, presenting via Zoom, is a wealth of information and is perhaps the most accomplished UFO documentarian and UFO researcher. Both he and Paola Harris will present all the UFO disclosure data one needs. They will discuss their journey “down the Rabbit hole of UFOlogical mystery” to the expansion of personal Consciousness. This retreat will include Friday and Saturday night CE5 Stargazing on Paola’s land in Crestone and a meditation for World Peace.
Pricing:
- $300, Early-Bird (through January 10, 2025)
- $350, Regular
Registration fees are refundable, less a $75 administration fee, through December 31, 2024.
From January 1, 2025 and after, registration fees are non-refundable.
Please contact Paola Harris at paolaharris@hotmail.com if you have any questions.
ABOUT THE PRESENTERS
Grant Cameron (appearing via Zoom) has been a UFO researcher since 1975, and was recognized as both the Leeds Conference International Researcher of the Year and the UFO Congress Researcher of the Year. He is a world-renowned expert on UFOs, conspiracies, and government cover-ups, and has spent decades watching and chronicling developments around extraterrestrial contact. He lives in Winnipeg.
Brit Elders is an investigative author and documentary filmmaker who traveled the world exploring a variety of topics, including the mysterious world of UFOs. She has worked on many in-depth investigations, including the Billy Meier case and the waves of UFO sightings in Mexico, which began in 1991 and continue today. An internationally published author, Brit focuses her research and work on nonfiction topics. She has written books, articles, documentary films, and ghostwritten and edited for others with the goal of learning something new from each project. She is the CEO of ShirleyMacLaine.com, a position she’s held since its inception. An advocate for naturopathic health and healthy eating, Brit has hosted radio programs and been a guest on radio and television in the US as well as other countries. Brit has lived in Arizona her entire life.
Paola Harris is an Italo-American photojournalist and investigative reporter in the field of extraterrestrial related phenomena research. She is also a widely published, free-lance writer, especially in Europe. She has studied extraterrestrial related phenomena since 1979 and is on personal terms with many of the leading researchers in the field. Website: paolaharris.com
Join these three great thinkers and a special guest for a 3-day retreat in beautiful Crestone, Colorado!
The weekend includes lectures, presentations, meditations, and star gazing on Paola Harris’s land. The lectures will be held in the Colorado College Conference Room on the Baca Campus. Colorado College’s campus is located at the foot of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains in the San Luis Valley.
Fee is $350 (regular) $300 (early-bird through Jan 10, 2025) and includes all events. Lodging and meals are on your own. (We recommend going to Airbnb SOON to reserve your lodgings.)
Participants for this special event are limited to 70, first come, first served. For more information, contact Paola at PaolaHarris@hotmail.com
Maps:
Click on maps for printable PDFs
What to bring:
- Clothing layers: It will be hot during the day and cold at night, so bring plenty of layers. Last year, one clever person even brought a sleeping bag to keep herself warm in the reclining chair for the night skywatch! Temperatures could range from mid-30s to low-70s.
- Sturdy and comfortable shoes for walking on dirt with scrub vegetation
- If you are local or driving in, please bring lawn chairs for yourself and extras if you have room. Many people are flying in for this event and could use your extra chairs. Reclining lawn chairs like the “zero gravity” chairs are a nice option so you can lean back and observe the sky.
- Flashlight and/or headlamp (especially with red light for conserving your night vision)
- Bug repellent – the mosquitoes may be out!
- Sunscreen
- Hat with brim
- Sunglasses
- Umbrella or poncho – you never know!
- Snow boots and warm winter clothes – it could be 70 degrees, it could snow!
- Blankets to keep you warm at the Skywatch
- Notebook / Journal and pens for keeping track of your experiences
- A cooler with extra food and snacks – there are a few grocery stores and restaurants, but it is a small town and the restaurants fill up quickly so wait time can be extremely long. You may want to pack your lunches ahead or plan menus and groceries ahead and make lunch with friends at your lodging.
- Lots of water! And refillable water bottles
- Binoculars
- Night vision goggles
- Camera
- Chapstick – it is DRY in Colorado!
- There is one gas station in town
- Grocery store: Elephant Cloud Market, 200 Cottonwood St, Crestone – grocery/produce shop. Open 8am-7pm daily.
- The Cloud Station Deli, 300 Cottonwood St. 719-496-0966. Dine-in, Takeout. Open 8am-2pm every day.
- T Road Brewing Company, 120 W Silver Ave, Crestone. 719-256-0431. Visit website for hours. https://www.troadbrewing.com
- Our Food Is Art Restaurant, 121 E.Galena St. 719-256-6342. Open Wed-Sat, 12-8pm (closed Sun-Tues). http://www.ourfoodisart.com
- The Silver Lotus Mobile Cafe – Valley Fusion (Asian Fusion Food Cart / Truck). 175 Golden St., Moffat.
CLOSURES
- Mandala Pizza location has closed. Retail food trailer and catering only.
- Desert Sage Restaurant is permanently closed.
LODGING
Note: Be careful not to book a room in Westcliff as it is a couple of hours drive even though it is only 20 miles away.
Baca Grande Accommodations (closest to Baca Campus)
(719) 256-4243
Crestone Casitas
17601 County Rd T 5/10, Crestone
(719) 480-1867
https://www.crestonecasitas.com
Crestone Inn
171 Alder St, Crestone
(303) 669-7666
https://goo.gl/maps/6aSAoSHCFn5ZbPRr7
Mystik Mountain Retreat House
176 Camino Baca Grande, Crestone
(719) 937-3052
vrbo.com
Coll House Bed and Breakfast
1019 Moonlight Way, Crestone
(719) 256-4475
collhouse.com
The Beetch House Retreat Cabin
(719) 588-8639
BeetchHouse.com
Joyful Journey Hot Springs 28640 County Rd 58EE
28 min N of Crestone 719-256-1328
Yurts and more!
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- Denver International Airport to Crestone – 216 miles, 3 hrs 48 min (via hwy 285)
- Intersection of Highway 17 & turn off at T road to Colo College Baca Campus – 12.2 miles, 16 min
- Kiosk intersection in Crestone to Paola’s land (Star Gazing / Skywatch) (494 Camino Real) – 5.6 mile, 9 min
(subject to change)
- 9:30 am-12:30 pm: Meet ‘n Greet and Registration at Colorado College Baca Campus; Morning Lecture/Presentation
- 12:30-2:00: Lunch on your own
- 2:00-5:00: Lectures/Presentations
- Dinner Break
- 8:30-10:00: Simple Star Gazing and Meditation on the Baca at the corner of Camino del Rey and Camino Royale — Bring your chairs, warm layers and appropriate shoes! NOTE: there are no restrooms or shelters on the land. The ground is packed dirt with scrub weeds, and possibly cactus.
- 9:30 am-12:30 pm: Lectures/Presentations
- 12:30-2:00: Lunch on your own
- 2:00-5:00 pm: Lectures/Presentations
- Dinner Break
- 8:30-10:00: Star Gazing and Meditation on the Baca
- 9:30-12:30: Lectures/Presentations
- Group Discussion
- Closing Meditation
- Afternoon on Your Own – Enjoy all that Crestone has to offer!
CANCELLATION POLICY: Registration fees are refundable, less at $75 administration fee, through February 28, 2025. From March 1, 2025 and after, registration fees are non-refundable.