One of the most-appreciated benefits of being a Solari subscriber is the opportunity to form lasting friendships with other like-minded individuals, whether online (through Solari Connect) or in-person through a Solari Circle.

The Solari Circle in Kansas City, inaugurated in November 2023, has been expertly led by our Hero of the Week, Anita Scheuring, for the past two and a half years. In August of this year, Anita stepped down as Circle leader while remaining a Circle member. The impetus for starting the Circle was a Meet & Greet with Catherine at the time of the Weston A. Price Foundation conference in Kansas City in October 2023.

Initially meeting monthly and then bimonthly, the Circle has held potlucks and engaged in lively discussions about topics ranging from mind control to synthetic biology to all aspects of the control grid. In announcing that she would no longer facilitate the meetings, Anita congratulated fellow Circle members for having “the courage to peel back the scales and see ‘what is’” as an essential first step in “dreaming up new possibilities and then taking action.” (In another email to the group, she wrote, “It’s wonderful being awake and aware with all of you!”)

In addition, the Circle organized a second Meet & Greet with Catherine as well as a “Legislators’ Lunch” at which Catherine educated eight legislators and other individuals running for office in Kansas and Missouri about programmable money and control.

Anita is a born educator, mentor, and critical thinker, having spent decades in public education, first as a classroom aide and then as a high school English teacher. She also has extensive experience as a Christian Education director and women’s leadership coach and group facilitator. She is passionate about adult growth and development and says, “Staying healthy in the last third of the life cycle isn’t about looking youthful but rather taking our place as elders. We have the ability to share the wisdom we’ve gained through experience” by “showing up, listening, and discerning when to speak.”

In her communications with the Circle, Anita has not been shy about reminding group members of the many concrete actions they can take:

“[U]sing cash; working with legislators; divesting from control grid companies; not using ‘wearables’; us[ing] analog; us[ing] holistic medicine and homeopathy; prepar[ing] for power grid shutdowns, food shortages, [and] loss of communication; and eat[ing] clean food.”

We would like to express our gratitude to Anita for her leadership expertise, enthusiasm, and sizable contributions on many fronts.