Sean Savoy. PHOTO: Stephan Fuelling
Sean Savoy’s presentation at the 2012 Cosolargy Conference was titled “Linking to the X-Sun and Activating Consciousness” and dealt with identifying and unifying with intelligent solar energy, the way to return to spiritual Consciousness and true individuality, the tools for personal awakening and self-transformation, insight into past-life recall and future-life activation, and the practical application of sun-gazing techniques to encourage the regeneration of spiritual faculties. As part of his presentation, he played a series of film clips from the documentary Eat the Sun and read from Teilhard de Chardin’s “Hymn to the Universe.”
Biographical Note:
Sean Savoy is the Chancellor of the International Community of Cosolargy and the Jamilian University. An ordained minister, Sean is a spiritual educator trained in Cosolargy, the religio-scientific system that teaches the restored ancient arts and sciences of personal transformation by means of solar light-energy techniques. He holds certificates and degrees in pre-theological, theological, and divinity studies from the Jamilian University of the Ordained in Reno and graduated summa cum laude from the University of Nevada with a BA in Spanish and in Journalism.
Sean is also a radio personality, writer and editor, and public speaker who lectures in the United States and abroad. His recent lecture, “Law’s Labors Lost: Failure of Peru’s 1969 Agrarian Reform Law to Stimulate Agricultural Production,” was delivered for the United Nations World Food Programme, and was published in 2011 in Border-Lines, the journal of the Latino Research Center of the University of Nevada.
Sean is president of Steamboat Hot Springs Healing Center and Spa and is active in interfaith and community work, serving as a member of the Nevada Clergy Association, chairman of the Nevada Prayer Breakfast committee, member of the steering committee of the Bridges Out of Poverty initiative, and as advisory board member for the Latino Research Center of the University of Nevada.
Also an archaeological explorer, Sean has spent over 20 years in the field, uncovering the mysteries of the ancient pre-Columbian cultures of Peru. In 2005 he was dubbed “Indiana Jones, Jr.” by Men’s Journal and acknowledged as one of the outstanding world explorers of “Generation X.” He has been profiled and featured in various documentaries, including Peter Sorcher’s Eat the Sun, ZDF-Fassung’s “Hunters of Lost Treasures: Secrets of the Cloud People,” and Discovery International’s “Lost City in the Clouds.” His explorations have been reported in newspapers throughout the world.
Sean is the host of two talk radio programs, “House of Savoy,” a public affairs program, and “Higher Calling,” an interfaith program. He is also cohost of “Living Conscious,” a 30-minute segment on “Broad View” with Jay Davis, heard at 3:30 PM Saturdays in Reno, Nevada, on 96.1 FM KBZZ “The Buzz.” Formerly, he was a reporter for Reno Public Radio KUNR 88.7 (NPR). Currently, he is a featured columnist for the alternative local publication Reno Tahoe Tonight magazine.
