From the Congress Committee Welcome to the upcoming California Kejiwaan Congress at the beautiful Asilomar State Park Conference Center!  The convergence of redwood trees, ocean breeze, and serene environment offers us the space to develop friendships, share in the arts, and have lots of fun.  This year is a Kejiwaan Congress and the focus will be on latihan and Kejiwaan activities.  This year is also the 50th anniversary of Subud coming to California and a special celebration will be observed. After much searching, the Congress Committee and Regional Dewan selected Asilomar for its many wonderful features.  We recognize, however, that coastal venues are not inexpensive.  In an effort to keep this Congress more affordable and to encourage families to attend, the youth registration fee is waived and the adult registration fee is reduced for registrations by March 21.  Our desire is for many of our members to attend and enjoy this wonderful opportunity.  We ask members who are able, to help others attend by donating to the Assistance Fund.  Those who need assistance are invited to apply - email SubudCongress@aol.com or call Raina Snyder at 408-329-3261. Asilomar would not negotiate a “2 day stay package” due to the high demand for their facilities over a holiday weekend.  In addition to the three day package, members may attend as day use visitors for a daily registration fee and meal fees.  We need to give Asilomar our estimated head count by March 22, so please register by then to guarantee a room and for day visitors to estimate meal and meeting room requirements. Looking forward to seeing you at the Congress, Philip Lindstrom, Raina Snyder, Roanna Clark

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From the Regional Helpers Welcome!  We look forward to greeting you at the upcoming regional congress - a Kejiwaan congress where the weekend will be filled with latihan, testing and a feeling of sisterhood/brotherhood.  Please join us for a long weekend at the beautiful seaside location of Asilomar. Love - Alexandra, Halstein, Hamidatun, Haridas, Henry, Rasunah and Roxanne

Quick Scroll: Asilomar ; Lodging And Meals ; Youth Programs ; Getting There ; Entertainment ; Congress Team

Our Meeting Space - Asilomar

Sleeping Accommodations
    

For more information on Asilomar State Park and Conference Center, please see http://www.VisitAsilomar.com

   

Food

Our Deal For Lodging And Meals

Asilomar Congress Pricing – 2 options:
Option One - 3 nights lodging and 9 meals ~ Option Two – day use fee, no lodging
Congress starts 3 pm Friday May 23, and goes thru 12 noon Monday May 26. 
Due to the holiday weekend, 2 day option is not available.

Conference Registration Fee - 18 yrs & older (to fund meeting room rentals and conference expenses) $40 ea. by March 21st $55 ea. after March 21st          Asilomar Meal & Lodging Package  (Per person) Single Double Triple/ Quad Youth 3-17 yrs Standard Lodge $570 $348 ea. $267 ea. $195 ea.     Day Use Fee for offsite visitors, Saturday & Sunday ($12 fee to Asilomar and the difference to fund meeting room rentals and expenses)  Meals purchased separately $20/day by March 21st $30/day after March 21st Donation to the Assistance Fund (help defray expense for those otherwise unable to attend)

Or click below for a MS Word version of the Registration Form, for printing and mailing:
RegForm-SubudCA-Congress08.doc

      

Childcare

Youth Activities

     
Getting There

For transportation/ride/local information, contact Roanna Clark: roannac@comcast.net  831-643-1200

Directions to Asilomar From San Francisco Bay Area or San Jose: Asilomar is approximately 105 miles South of San Francisco International Airport, and about 75 miles south of San Jose. Take 101 south to 156 West.  Take 156 West to Hwy 1 South. From Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, or San Luis Obispo: Asilomar is approximately 325 miles from downtown Los Angeles. Take 101 North, past Salinas, to 156 West.  Take 156 West to Hwy 1 South. (Hwy 68 looks temp Roanna Recommends ~ a scenic route ~ Turn off of Hwy 1 at Exit 402 B; the sign says: "Pacific Grove, Del Monte".  Go west on Del Monte Ave and continue onto Lighthouse Ave.  Lighthouse Ave becomes Central Ave; then after a couple of blocks turn right on 1st St for one block, and then left on Ocean View Blvd which loops around and becomes Sunset Dr.  Turn left on Asilomar Ave., which arrives at the entrance to Asilomar. See this map: Roanna's route and follow the blue dots. Asilomar Recommends Continue on Hwy 1 South, through Monterey to the Pebble Beach/Pacific Grove exit, and Hwy 68 West. For about 3-1/2 miles you will then be on a portion of Highway 68 West that is also called the Holman Hwy. Stay on Hwy 68 West/Holman Hwy until it becomes Forest Ave. Continue on Forest Ave for 1 mile and make a left turn onto Sinex Ave. In just under 1 mile, Sinex Ave ends at the front gates to Asilomar.

More Maps: Local streets around Asilomar Area around Pacific Grove Region around Monterey and Salinas From MapQuest:  Directions-toAsilomar.html

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Entertainment, SICA Activities, and Workshops

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SEE YOU THERE!
        

   
above: at the 2006 CA Congress ~ below: the beach at Asilomar