LBL talk

Life Between Lives Talk

LBL talk

Welcome to some pages I am keeping up for the LBL Talk group that is currently meeting every second and fourth Wednesday from noon to two o’clock in the Hidden Valley Home-Owners Association clubhouse. Second Wednesdays downstairs, fourth, upstairs.

Address: 1615 Coyote Road. For information call me at 928-273-0151 or Lee Ridgway at 928-771-0775.


The meeting describes itself this way:

LBL Talk

Life Between Lives is a topic of great interest to many people, and this biweekly group serves that interest by discussing books and other materials, including our own and others' personal experience, in this area of life. We will read books such as Brian Weiss's Many Lives, Many Masters and listen to near-death experiencers like Anita Moorjani, while also sharing paranormal experiences that we or our friends may have had. Group members need not have had personal encounters with psychic phenomena or the beyond, but should have interest in and be open to those who have.

And here come some elaborate directions for finding the Hidden Valley Clubhouse.

Directions: Hidden Valley is “hidden” on either side of Haisley Road. Haisley runs roughly east-west between Senator Highway and White Spar Road. Senator Highway is the southward extension of Mt Vernon Avenue and White Spar Road is the southward extension of Montezuma Street, which is also AZ Highway 89.


























Directions: turn south from Haisley Rd onto Valley Ranch Circle and then left on Coyote Rd. But beware! Valley Ranch Circle is a loop road and comes into Haisley Rd at two places, east and west. You want the east Valley Ranch Circle. A close-up:


























You'll see the clubhouse on your right like this:




















On fourth Wednesdays, you will want to park in the lot where the blue truck is in the picture. Upstairs, the Bassett Room is on the same level. On second Wednesdays, we meet downstairs and enter from the door you can see to the right of the reddish-leaved tree. The door has a white notice of some sort on it. So it may be better to park on the street just before you get this far on Coyote Street. Also notice that there is a larger, more conspicuous downstairs door to the right, out of the picture, that you will want to leave alone to go on over to the door in the corner there.

Haisley east was closed for roadwork in Jan 2019. I don’t know how to get around this except by taking US 89.