Real Life Yoga - Quincy Center www.reallifeygoga.com
October Workshops
Friday begins Oct. 3rd,
Community Yoga Class
Try a Different style of yoga every month. This month NIA Yoga with Amy Currier, All classes are geared toward the beginner levels
$7.00 drop-in any Friday - please call or e-mail
Newly certified yoga teachers are also encouraged to come enhance your practice, and are welcome to fill in when needed, call for more info
Tuesday Oct 7th - 28th
(Level One) Pilates Mat Classes with Sophia Bellas
Take it to the core, with bands, balls and belts, learn the safest and most effective ways to strengthen your core - 4 week series $45.00
(Level two begins in November)
Saturday Oct. 11th
Spa day
8:00am Begin your day with a Tai-Chi class with Toni Aclear FREE!
9:30am Yogalate's class at 9:30am with Dee $12.00
Then it's in the kitchen to prepare a scrumptious lunch beginning with an delightful hearty chicken stir fry and delicious desert with Carol Goldstein Cooking Lesson $10.00 Let's Eat!
After you enjoy your meal, it's time to pamper yourself with home made spa products made by Moira Duggan of Belladerma 100% all natural products
Get a Chair Massage or Reflexology treatment for an small extra fee
Look for our upcoming workshops in November.
Chanting, Feng Shui, and Laughter Yoga, Yoga Philosophy, Teacher Training, Hands on practices, and more If you have a healing modality or workshop that you would like to share, please give a call, or any questions let me know.
Namast'e Dee Lyon 617-285-5219
Monday, September 29, 2008
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Childrens Yoga Teacher Certification
This weekend we had the Childrens Yoga Teacher Certification program at the Marriott Hotel in Quincy. There were 19 students - many of them teachers and other professionals. Next weekend we are doing the Seniors Yoga Teacher Certification and on October 18-19 the Prenatal Certification.
Saturday, September 20, 2008
Temple Shalom of Milton - Craft and Holistic Health Show
You are invited to a
Featuring a fine selection of quality vendors, crafters and holistic health and wellness specialists.
Where-
Temple Shalom of Milton
180 Blue Hill Avenue
Milton , Massachusetts 02186-1186
When-
Sunday November 9, 2008
Time-
10 AM-4 PM
$1.00 admission = a chance to win raffles and prizes.
Vendors being sought -
Single 8 foot table provided - $40.00
Double 8 foot table provided. - $60.00
For more information and vendor inquiries – penny3am@yahoo.com
Temple Shalom of Milton
Attention- Penny Spellberg
180 Blue Hill Avenue
Milton, Massachusetts 02186
Featuring a fine selection of quality vendors, crafters and holistic health and wellness specialists.
Where-
Temple Shalom of Milton
180 Blue Hill Avenue
Milton , Massachusetts 02186-1186
When-
Sunday November 9, 2008
Time-
10 AM-4 PM
$1.00 admission = a chance to win raffles and prizes.
Vendors being sought -
Single 8 foot table provided - $40.00
Double 8 foot table provided. - $60.00
For more information and vendor inquiries – penny3am@yahoo.com
Temple Shalom of Milton
Attention- Penny Spellberg
180 Blue Hill Avenue
Milton, Massachusetts 02186
Friday, September 19, 2008
No Stress Allowed - A Women's Getaway for Mind, Body and Soul - Plymouth - Nov 7-9, 2008
No Stress Allowed - A Women's Getaway for Mind, Body, Heart, and Soul!
November 7 – 9, 2008
..Do you get stressed out during the Holidays?
..Do you ever wonder if there is a way to maintain your balance and not
get caught up in the yearly holiday craziness?
This Getaway is for you. Treat yourself to the workshops of your choice
while enjoying the quiet and comfort of the Best Western Cold Spring, set on five acres of picturesque landscaped grounds only minutes from Plymouth’s Historic waterfront.
Your weekend away includes:
Two nights’ deluxe accommodations
Breakfast daily, One Luncheon and One Dinner
Featured Main Workshop with noted Author and Life Coach Monique Morimoto Flaherty,
entitled “Have a Mindful, Joyful Holiday … and Life!”
Daily Yoga Classes, Dance Instruction, Guided Meditations, Movie Night and additional workshops for you to choose from, while still allowing for plenty of free time to relax!
Add-on options*: Angel Readings, Individual Coaching, Massage, Reflexology or Reiki (*separate fees)
Featured Speaker: Monique Morimoto Flaherty, MA, CPCC
Quincy resident and founder of SoulWorks Coaching® Monique is a certified Spiritual Life and Business Coach, Speaker and Author. She inspires people to live from their deepest purpose and to create meaningful, joyful lives. Her guided meditation CD, “The Soul’s Intent” has helped hundreds of people de-stress and access their inner wisdom. A featured author in two books, (Women’s Journey to Wellness ~ Mind, Body and Spirit and Emotional Wellness for Women) her chapters “Letting Go of the Need to be Perfect” and “Living a Spiritual Life” are helping women around the world appreciate and embrace their inherent value.
Early Bird Registration: Reserve by October 18, 2008 and save $40,
$199 per person based on double occupancy
$299 for single occupancy.
After this date, the cost is $239.00 based on double occupancy or $339.00 for single occupancy. All taxes included. Charges for items of a personal nature such as laundry, phone calls, etc. not included.
Registration & Cancellation Policy
To register, please email Cheryl at sales@bwcoldspring.com or call 508-746-2222. Reservations require a $50 non-refundable deposit. Balance due 7 days prior to the weekend. Cancellations accepted up until three days prior for a full refund less the $50 non-refundable deposit.
Best Western Cold Spring 188 Court Street Plymouth, MA 02360
www.bwcoldspring.com
Each Best Western hotel is independently owned and operated
November 7 – 9, 2008
..Do you get stressed out during the Holidays?
..Do you ever wonder if there is a way to maintain your balance and not
get caught up in the yearly holiday craziness?
This Getaway is for you. Treat yourself to the workshops of your choice
while enjoying the quiet and comfort of the Best Western Cold Spring, set on five acres of picturesque landscaped grounds only minutes from Plymouth’s Historic waterfront.
Your weekend away includes:
Two nights’ deluxe accommodations
Breakfast daily, One Luncheon and One Dinner
Featured Main Workshop with noted Author and Life Coach Monique Morimoto Flaherty,
entitled “Have a Mindful, Joyful Holiday … and Life!”
Daily Yoga Classes, Dance Instruction, Guided Meditations, Movie Night and additional workshops for you to choose from, while still allowing for plenty of free time to relax!
Add-on options*: Angel Readings, Individual Coaching, Massage, Reflexology or Reiki (*separate fees)
Featured Speaker: Monique Morimoto Flaherty, MA, CPCC
Quincy resident and founder of SoulWorks Coaching® Monique is a certified Spiritual Life and Business Coach, Speaker and Author. She inspires people to live from their deepest purpose and to create meaningful, joyful lives. Her guided meditation CD, “The Soul’s Intent” has helped hundreds of people de-stress and access their inner wisdom. A featured author in two books, (Women’s Journey to Wellness ~ Mind, Body and Spirit and Emotional Wellness for Women) her chapters “Letting Go of the Need to be Perfect” and “Living a Spiritual Life” are helping women around the world appreciate and embrace their inherent value.
Early Bird Registration: Reserve by October 18, 2008 and save $40,
$199 per person based on double occupancy
$299 for single occupancy.
After this date, the cost is $239.00 based on double occupancy or $339.00 for single occupancy. All taxes included. Charges for items of a personal nature such as laundry, phone calls, etc. not included.
Registration & Cancellation Policy
To register, please email Cheryl at sales@bwcoldspring.com or call 508-746-2222. Reservations require a $50 non-refundable deposit. Balance due 7 days prior to the weekend. Cancellations accepted up until three days prior for a full refund less the $50 non-refundable deposit.
Best Western Cold Spring 188 Court Street Plymouth, MA 02360
www.bwcoldspring.com
Each Best Western hotel is independently owned and operated
Enlightenup The Film - Kendall Square Cinema
Enlighten Up-a Skeptic's Journey into the World of Yoga-is an independent
film
Filmmaker Kate Churchill is determined to prove that yoga can transform anyone. Nick Rosen is skeptical but agrees to be her guinea pig. Kate immerses Nick in yoga, and follows him around the world as he examines the good, the bad and the ugly of yoga. The two encounter celebrity yogis, true believers, kooks and world-renowned gurus. Tensions run high as Nick’s transformational progress lags and Kate’s plan crumbles. What unfolds and what they discover is not what they expected.
Featuring: B.K.S. Iyengar, Pattabhi Jois, Norman Allen, Sharon Gannon, David Life, Gurmukh, Dharma Mitra, Cyndi Lee, Alan Finger, Rodney Yee, Beryl Bender Birch, Shyamdas, Diamond Dallas Page and many more!
For more information contact: info AT enlightenupthefilm.com
It is playing this weekend at The Museum of Fine Arts-and in Kendall Square
Cinema Friday, September 19th through Thursday, September 25th.
www.enlightenupthefilm.com
film
Filmmaker Kate Churchill is determined to prove that yoga can transform anyone. Nick Rosen is skeptical but agrees to be her guinea pig. Kate immerses Nick in yoga, and follows him around the world as he examines the good, the bad and the ugly of yoga. The two encounter celebrity yogis, true believers, kooks and world-renowned gurus. Tensions run high as Nick’s transformational progress lags and Kate’s plan crumbles. What unfolds and what they discover is not what they expected.
Featuring: B.K.S. Iyengar, Pattabhi Jois, Norman Allen, Sharon Gannon, David Life, Gurmukh, Dharma Mitra, Cyndi Lee, Alan Finger, Rodney Yee, Beryl Bender Birch, Shyamdas, Diamond Dallas Page and many more!
For more information contact: info AT enlightenupthefilm.com
It is playing this weekend at The Museum of Fine Arts-and in Kendall Square
Cinema Friday, September 19th through Thursday, September 25th.
www.enlightenupthefilm.com
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Open Doors - Braintree Stretch, Sweat, Shed
STRETCH - SWEAT - SHED
Yoga Type: Weight Loss
Classes Category: Weight Loss
Special Events: Special Event
With Ronnie Shaffer
Sundays, September 21, 28, October 5, 12, 19, 26; 9:00am - 10:15am;
Fee: $110.00 for 6 classes
STRETCH, SWEAT & SHED those extra pounds. You will realign your mind, body, and spirit with yoga poses and you'll build strength, increase your flexibility, and lose weight. This six week program is designed for you to detoxify your body through yoga postures, learn cleansing breaths and stretch till you sweat. No previous yoga experience is necessary.
More hospitals offer alternative therapies for mind, body, spirit
By Lisa Gill, Special for USA TODAY - September 16, 2008
When nurses tried to insert an IV into patient Linda Aron's hand, she was so anxious over the impending operation to fix her acid reflux that they simply had to stop.
Instead of continuing to poke and prod Aron, nurses at Grinnell (Iowa) Regional Medical Center called in a massage therapist to rub her shoulders and arms to help her relax. Within 10 minutes, Aron had an IV in place.
To meet patient demand and enhance the hospital experience, more hospitals like Grinnell offer patients complementary and alternative treatments. The American Hospital Association says today that 37% of hospitals around the USA make complementary and alternative treatments available — including acupuncture, touch therapy, and music and art therapy.
A similar survey by the hospital group in 2005 found that one in four hospitals offered such services.
MUSIC THERAPY: A healing grace note for patients
BETTER LIFE: Rounding up alternative medicine news
Patients such as Aron, 56, of Grinnell (population: 9,100), say they are surprised at how some of these therapies make a difference in their hospital experience.
"It was wonderful to have someone take your mind off of what was going on," Aron says. "Having the human touch and knowing that someone is paying very personal attention to you helps. It keeps everything from being so medical."
And, to help speed her recovery and relieve pain from the surgery, Aron currently receives weekly acupuncture from the hospital in Grinnell as an outpatient. She pays the $55 fee out of her own pocket.
"This is a movement toward 'patient-centered' care," says Sita Ananth, director of knowledge services for the Samueli Institute, an Alexandria, Va.-based non-profit that studies alternative therapies. "Many hospital mission statements are to serve the mind, body and spiritual needs of their patients."
Success measured in patient satisfaction
Ananth also points to the lucrative market potential of these types of therapies for hospitals, although most hospitals have yet to see a profit. According to the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, up to $19 billion a year is spent on alternative treatments. And the AHA's survey showed that much of that is paid out of pocket for patients — 71% of them pay cash.
While these types of therapies have a useful place in the hospital, more data are needed to understand how they work, says Andrew Schafer, chief physician at New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center. "Complementary and alternative therapies must be scrutinized in terms of their risk-to-benefit ratio and be subjected to placebo-controlled studies.
"If it turns out that the placebo effect is at work, that is not necessarily a bad thing," he adds, "but today's complementary and alternative therapies could be tomorrow's medical breakthroughs."
The majority of hospitals say that patient satisfaction is the No. 1 way they determine if an alternative treatment is beneficial, closely followed by clinical data on a treatment. Cleveland Clinic just completed a complementary and alternative therapy pilot program for patients undergoing heart surgery. Half of the patients — more than 1,700 — opted for spiritual care, counseling, art, music, touch therapy or guided imagery, and 93% of patients surveyed said the services were helpful.
Guidance from doctor groups for patients with chronic pain has helped bolster doctors' acceptance of complementary treatments, says Richard Nahin, senior adviser for scientific coordination and outreach at the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine. He cites new guidelines for treating lower back pain issued jointly last year by the American College of Physicians and the American Pain Society, which suggest many alternative therapies as potential treatments. "As doctors become more aware, hospitals will also follow," Nahin says.
Not all doctors are on board
Yet the picture is not so rosy at certain centers. According to the AHA, 44% of hospitals that offer such therapies say that their programs have a mediocre or poor relationship with staff physicians.
Betty Carlson, 79, of Fenton, Mich., doesn't need to be sold on the benefits. She received regular sessions with a Reiki therapist, a form of spiritual healing, and a spiritual adviser during her month-long stay at Cleveland Clinic after open heart surgery. As a retired nursing home administrator, Carlson says she was skeptical when first introduced to Reiki by a friend, but she quickly discovered how it helped relieve pain.
"It was very relaxing, and a gift toward my healing."
ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE IN U.S.
The percentage of U.S. hospitals that offer the following complementary and alternative therapies for their patients (Note: Services offered for inpatients):
Acupunture
2005: 12%
2007: 18%
Massage therapy
2005: 37%
2007: 40%
Music/art therapy
2005: 26%
2007: 31%
Reiki
2005: NA
2007: 15%
Source: The American Hospital Association
When nurses tried to insert an IV into patient Linda Aron's hand, she was so anxious over the impending operation to fix her acid reflux that they simply had to stop.
Instead of continuing to poke and prod Aron, nurses at Grinnell (Iowa) Regional Medical Center called in a massage therapist to rub her shoulders and arms to help her relax. Within 10 minutes, Aron had an IV in place.
To meet patient demand and enhance the hospital experience, more hospitals like Grinnell offer patients complementary and alternative treatments. The American Hospital Association says today that 37% of hospitals around the USA make complementary and alternative treatments available — including acupuncture, touch therapy, and music and art therapy.
A similar survey by the hospital group in 2005 found that one in four hospitals offered such services.
MUSIC THERAPY: A healing grace note for patients
BETTER LIFE: Rounding up alternative medicine news
Patients such as Aron, 56, of Grinnell (population: 9,100), say they are surprised at how some of these therapies make a difference in their hospital experience.
"It was wonderful to have someone take your mind off of what was going on," Aron says. "Having the human touch and knowing that someone is paying very personal attention to you helps. It keeps everything from being so medical."
And, to help speed her recovery and relieve pain from the surgery, Aron currently receives weekly acupuncture from the hospital in Grinnell as an outpatient. She pays the $55 fee out of her own pocket.
"This is a movement toward 'patient-centered' care," says Sita Ananth, director of knowledge services for the Samueli Institute, an Alexandria, Va.-based non-profit that studies alternative therapies. "Many hospital mission statements are to serve the mind, body and spiritual needs of their patients."
Success measured in patient satisfaction
Ananth also points to the lucrative market potential of these types of therapies for hospitals, although most hospitals have yet to see a profit. According to the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, up to $19 billion a year is spent on alternative treatments. And the AHA's survey showed that much of that is paid out of pocket for patients — 71% of them pay cash.
While these types of therapies have a useful place in the hospital, more data are needed to understand how they work, says Andrew Schafer, chief physician at New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center. "Complementary and alternative therapies must be scrutinized in terms of their risk-to-benefit ratio and be subjected to placebo-controlled studies.
"If it turns out that the placebo effect is at work, that is not necessarily a bad thing," he adds, "but today's complementary and alternative therapies could be tomorrow's medical breakthroughs."
The majority of hospitals say that patient satisfaction is the No. 1 way they determine if an alternative treatment is beneficial, closely followed by clinical data on a treatment. Cleveland Clinic just completed a complementary and alternative therapy pilot program for patients undergoing heart surgery. Half of the patients — more than 1,700 — opted for spiritual care, counseling, art, music, touch therapy or guided imagery, and 93% of patients surveyed said the services were helpful.
Guidance from doctor groups for patients with chronic pain has helped bolster doctors' acceptance of complementary treatments, says Richard Nahin, senior adviser for scientific coordination and outreach at the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine. He cites new guidelines for treating lower back pain issued jointly last year by the American College of Physicians and the American Pain Society, which suggest many alternative therapies as potential treatments. "As doctors become more aware, hospitals will also follow," Nahin says.
Not all doctors are on board
Yet the picture is not so rosy at certain centers. According to the AHA, 44% of hospitals that offer such therapies say that their programs have a mediocre or poor relationship with staff physicians.
Betty Carlson, 79, of Fenton, Mich., doesn't need to be sold on the benefits. She received regular sessions with a Reiki therapist, a form of spiritual healing, and a spiritual adviser during her month-long stay at Cleveland Clinic after open heart surgery. As a retired nursing home administrator, Carlson says she was skeptical when first introduced to Reiki by a friend, but she quickly discovered how it helped relieve pain.
"It was very relaxing, and a gift toward my healing."
ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE IN U.S.
The percentage of U.S. hospitals that offer the following complementary and alternative therapies for their patients (Note: Services offered for inpatients):
Acupunture
2005: 12%
2007: 18%
Massage therapy
2005: 37%
2007: 40%
Music/art therapy
2005: 26%
2007: 31%
Reiki
2005: NA
2007: 15%
Source: The American Hospital Association
Sunday, September 14, 2008
Intuitive Course - Feathers Wellness Studio - South Weymouith
A Metaphysical Journey with Ronnie Shaffer, Reiki Master/Teacher, Author and Intuitive Reader and Patti Sheets, International Intuitive Counselor, Nia Instructor and Lecturer
Thursday Evenings October 2 through November 6
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Your Investment $222.00
Deposit is required as this workshop is always SOLD OUT ! ! !
Join us for a 6 week journey into the science of metaphysics. At the completion of this course you will know which form of divination is yours; how all the separate parts make the whole art of divination; how the tarot cards relate to numerology, understanding the difference and contrast of the science of astrology and the art of psychometry. You will be taught how to connect and receive guidance only from the Highest Source of Consciousness.
This 6 week journey will amplify your sensitivity and teach you how to use your gifts with responsibility. You will develop these techniques for everyday living, a metaphysical practice and business. You must attend all six weeks to receive a certificate.
Location: Feathers Wellness Studio - 12 Union St., South Weymouth
Dates:Thursday evenings: October 2, 9,16,23,30 and November 6th
** To register use PayPal or call Feathers- 339-499-1057
*If needed, payment plan is available.
10% discount for those having taken a previous intuitive class with Ronnie or Patti
During the 6 week series you will learn about the following :
Past Live Regression - Learn how the past plays an important role in our lives today and our futures.
Numerology began when life was created, because "in the beginning there was 1." Esoteric numerology is the art and science of understanding the spiritual significance and orderly progression of all manifestation. Every work or name vibrates to a number and every number has its inner meaning.
Tarot Cards - The art of divining with the 78 tarot cards. We will use the Rider Waite deck and learn how to read for ourselves and others. Patti
Enneagrams - The nine (9) personality types. What they are, how to type ourselves and others. This will increase our understanding and compassion for those like and not like us. Enneagrams are a wonderful tool in helping us read others energy very accurately.
Shamanism - Shamanism is the world's oldest spiritual healing tradition and can be found in all cultures on Earth. Shamans are a type of medicine man or woman especially distinguished by the use of journeys to hidden worlds otherwise mainly known through myth, dream, and near-death experiences. We will explore the how to's and apply it to our work today. It is ancient but never needed more than today.
Mediumship - Learn to connect with friends and relatives on the other side. It's as simple as making a long distance phone call.
Psychometry - The ability or faculty to perceive the characters, surroundings, and events connected with a person by holding an object belonging to that person in ones hands.
Dream Interpretation - What are our dreams trying to tell us. Learn how to use our dreams to solve daytime issues and more. Dreams are unique. No other individual can have your background, your emotions, or your experiences. Patti
Intuitive Sensing - Intuition is something that can be taught. The magic of intuition is that it insists you live in the moment with no expectations, a continuing freshness.
How to Set Up your Own Psychic Business - Patti's business is widely sought after throughout the New England area; working with many large corporations as part of their social functions.
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Fundraiser - There and Back Again - For Veterans
This announcement is from Sue Lynch, Owner of Charlestown Yoga Studio, Graduate of Finding Inner Peace Yoga School and now on the school Faculty. She served in the Afghanistan war and knows first hand about navigating life after being there. Please help support this important fundraiser! If you can't attend - maybe send a donation or auction item. You can contact Sue at Charlestown Yoga Studio for more information. Maureen Spencer, RN - Executive Director, Finding Inner Peace Yoga School.
Dear Friends & Family,
Thank you so much for all your support. The response from you, your friends and colleagues has been overwhelming. Our upcoming fundraiser is less than three (3) weeks away. We would love you to join us at this event. It promises to be a fun-filled evening of music, socializing, and lots of bidding (on our auction items) for a cause that speaks to all of us – supporting our veterans.
Where: Omni Parker House
When: Tuesday, September 30th
Time: 7PM
Cost: $125
Purchase your tickets prior to the event @ http://www.thereandback-again.org/FundRaisingEvents.asp
Or send a check to:
There & Back Again
91 Sydney Street
Cambridge, MA 02139
LIMITED TICKETS WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR
Below are other ways you can participate should you be unable to attend our event:
· Bid on our auction items – items will be posted on Sunday, September 28th @ noon. Bidding will close on Tuesday, September 30th @ Noon
· Donate a service or product for our silent auction
· Make a donation at http://www.thereandback-again.org/Donations.asp
· Tell your friends, family & colleagues about our organization
Finally, if you are currently serving in the military and wish to attend the fundraiser, please contact me directly. Many sponsors have chosen to support our event by purchasing tickets for veterans to attend.
Thanks again for your continued support.
Best,
Sue Lynch
There & Back Again
"Navigating Life After War"
Program Director
www.thereandback-again.org
(800) 311-0187
Aspire Magazine Fall Events
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Whole Health Expo
Whole Health Expo
Sept 13-14, 2008
Manchester NH
Oct 18-19, 2008
Northampton, MA
Visit the aspire... The Whole Health Expo presents as many as 100 exhibits+talks per event, covering a wide variety of topics on natural health and living, personal growth, relationships, spirituality and global consciousness. Stop by our booth and enter our RAFFLE
Aspiring Women Intention Group
aspiring Woman
Weekly beginning
Sept. l6, 2008
Lakeville, MA
TUESDAYS
l0:00-ll:30 am
OR
6:30-8:30 pm
When our thoughts are in harmony with our highest desires, we are filled with joy and ecstasy. Come together with like-minded women for eight weeks to combine our love, energy and intention in manifesting each others dreams.
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Yoga for Peace
in Action
global mala
Sept. 20, 2008
Milford, NH
Experience the power of collective practice and sacred action...be a part of the New Hampshire bead of the global mala for peace in action!
This day is a celebration of the healing and unifying nature of yoga and meditation practices in locations across the globe.
Holistic Happening
Autumnal Equinox
Sept 21
Auburn, MA
An event to nurture your body, mind, spirit and
environment.
An interactive holistic and green fair featuring local alternative health practitioners, massage therapists, reiki practitioners, organic gardeners, musicians, community groups, alternative energy demonstrations, vendors & resources, a crystal & gem show, psychics, new age vendors and so much more.
Admission:
Non-Perishable food Item for the Worcester County Food Bank
Living Joyfully
Live a Life of Joy & Passion
Linda Joy
Publisher & Spiritual Entrepreneur Linda Joy
Are you searching
for Joy & Inspiration?
Learn the simple yet powerful tools to live a life of joy -no matter what life throws your way. A life of joy and passion is a birthright - one that we can all claim.
Sept 24
Ms. Joy's Private Home
Lakeville,MA
Oct. 6
Uplifting Connections
Bridgewater, MA
Oct. 22
Heaven on Earth
Abington, MA
THE 3rd Annual Dream Party™!
OCTOBER 3, 2008
Cranston, RI
A Transformational Future Party Celebrates 2013 in 2008!
The Dream Party™ offers a rare and whimsical opportunity to identify and embody your dreams for the future, while connecting with the support & expertise needed to identify action steps to success! 'Come as you aspire to be' means you're invited to dress to portray one or more of your dreams for the future.
The Posture of Consciousness
Yogi Amrit Desai
Special RI Presentation
Yogi Amrit Desai
Oct l0-l2
Santosha Yoga
Cranston, RI
Learn to be Present & Still
Amrit Yoga helps to free us from limitations to reside in our true state of infinite creative potential so we can carry this deep peaceful
state into our lives.
Bioneers by the Bay: Connecting for Change
Oct. 24-26, 2008
New Bedford,MA
Bioneers by the Bay: Connecting for Change is an internationally acclaimed annual gathering of environmental, industry and social justice innovators who have demonstrated visionary and practical models for restoring the Earth and its inhabitants
3rd Annual - South Shore Yoga Network Conference
Oct. 26, 2008
Randolph,MA
For online registration - go to
click on event icon on right side of home page - download agenda and select one of two concurrent day long sessions for only $99.00 Exhibitors, fashion show, lunch provided, readers, pampering sessions - will be available throughout the day. This is a great networking event and way to meet and mingle with other yoga practitioners.
Special guest this year is Peggy Cappy, Yoga for the Rest of Us - on PBS television
We are seeking SVENDOR and SPONSORS - applications now being accepted. Contact Linda Joy at linda@aspire.net
Seacoast Better Living Expo
Seacoast Better Living Expo
Nov. 15, 2008
Portsmouth, NH
The Seacoast Better Living Expo will give great alternatives, tips and products you can apply to your everyday routine to start living green, healthy and holistic.
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Elmwood Acupuncture
East Bridgewater, MA
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Flat rents apply. For more information, please contact
Janet Cabrera at 508-378-8004 or jlee@bostonacupuncturist.com
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Holbrook - Real Life Yoga Studios
Real Life Yoga Studio in Holbrook is offering the following specialty classes:
Pre-Natal Yoga Wednesdays at 6:00pm-7:00pm with Marcela Heffron
This class is specifically designed for women preparing to give birth. Women who have recently given birth are also welcome to attend. Classes will include stretching, breath work, and traditional Hatha yoga postures modified for the pregnant body. This is a six week series starting Sept. 17th – Oct. 22nd. This class requires pre-registration. Those who sign up after the series begins will be pro-rated
Fee- $60
Yoga for Kids of all ages Sunday’s starting Sept. 14, 2008 with Kara Magaldi
Itty Bitty Yogis (age 3-5) 8:30 am (Mom or Dad will be able to participate in the 8:30am adult yoga class ongoing in studio 2)
Yogikids (ages 6-8) 10:45 am
Yoga for Kids (ages 9-12) 4:00pm
Share your experience in the wonders of yoga with your children and their friends! Please pre-register required.
To pre-register for any of the classes contact Nancy West at (781)767-1827 or e-mail to: nancy_reallifeyoga@comcast.net
Holbrook
239 North Frankin st ( Rte.37)
Pre-Natal Yoga Wednesdays at 6:00pm-7:00pm with Marcela Heffron
This class is specifically designed for women preparing to give birth. Women who have recently given birth are also welcome to attend. Classes will include stretching, breath work, and traditional Hatha yoga postures modified for the pregnant body. This is a six week series starting Sept. 17th – Oct. 22nd. This class requires pre-registration. Those who sign up after the series begins will be pro-rated
Fee- $60
Yoga for Kids of all ages Sunday’s starting Sept. 14, 2008 with Kara Magaldi
Itty Bitty Yogis (age 3-5) 8:30 am (Mom or Dad will be able to participate in the 8:30am adult yoga class ongoing in studio 2)
Yogikids (ages 6-8) 10:45 am
Yoga for Kids (ages 9-12) 4:00pm
Share your experience in the wonders of yoga with your children and their friends! Please pre-register required.
To pre-register for any of the classes contact Nancy West at (781)767-1827 or e-mail to: nancy_reallifeyoga@comcast.net
Holbrook
239 North Frankin st ( Rte.37)
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
The 8th Annual Retreat for Women - Camp Kiwanee - September 27th
COME CELEBRATE YOU!!! AT OUR 8TH ANNUAL FUNDRAISER WOMEN'S RETREAT
REGISTRATIONS ARE COMING IN!!!AND THERE IS STILL TIME SO TAKE TIME FOR YOU AND
PREPARE FOR A DAY FILLED WITH NOURISHMENT FOR YOUR BODY-MIND-SPIRIT
The 8th Annual Retreat for Women
September 27, 2008
10 AM - 5 PM
Camp Kiwanee
The Haven for Healing has been providing alternative energy healing to the South Shore for over eight years. Run by women and supported by volunteers, the Haven has served thousands and facilitated the healing of their health concerns. With the ever growing population of those afflicted with cancer, we are being called to expand. By participating in this event you will be helping us to raise the funds necessary to hire a grant writer to aid us in seeking the funding we need to provide complementary healing to this population.
Join us as we nurture our souls with amazing workshops for everyone to feed your mind! simply delicious food to feed your bellies! wonderful people to fill your hearts!
TAKE TIME FOR YOURSELF FEED YOUR SOUL
In September on the 27th we will be hosting our 8th annual Women's Retreat. This amazing day is all about Women.
It is about being together and taking workshops for healing of our bodies, minds, and spirits.
It is about honoring our role in the world as nurturers.
It is about taking some time for ourselves.
It is about feeding our souls with love and compassion and knowledge and power.
It is about feeding our bellies with abundance of delicious food and enjoying every single bite!
It is about you and it is about us.
Please take time for yourself through out the summer so on the 27th of September when we join together for a day of celebration and joy and information and workshops and food and nature and relaxation and laughter and love... we will be able to jump right in to the day at the...
Haven For Healing Foundation's Women's Retreat.
In love and gratitude,
Suzanne Hill
Lee-Ann Trigler
Founders of Haven for Healing Foundation
HAVEN-FOR-HEALING.ORG
INFO@HAVEN-FOR-HEALING.ORG
REGISTRATIONS ARE COMING IN!!!AND THERE IS STILL TIME SO TAKE TIME FOR YOU AND
PREPARE FOR A DAY FILLED WITH NOURISHMENT FOR YOUR BODY-MIND-SPIRIT
The 8th Annual Retreat for Women
September 27, 2008
10 AM - 5 PM
Camp Kiwanee
The Haven for Healing has been providing alternative energy healing to the South Shore for over eight years. Run by women and supported by volunteers, the Haven has served thousands and facilitated the healing of their health concerns. With the ever growing population of those afflicted with cancer, we are being called to expand. By participating in this event you will be helping us to raise the funds necessary to hire a grant writer to aid us in seeking the funding we need to provide complementary healing to this population.
Join us as we nurture our souls with amazing workshops for everyone to feed your mind! simply delicious food to feed your bellies! wonderful people to fill your hearts!
TAKE TIME FOR YOURSELF FEED YOUR SOUL
In September on the 27th we will be hosting our 8th annual Women's Retreat. This amazing day is all about Women.
It is about being together and taking workshops for healing of our bodies, minds, and spirits.
It is about honoring our role in the world as nurturers.
It is about taking some time for ourselves.
It is about feeding our souls with love and compassion and knowledge and power.
It is about feeding our bellies with abundance of delicious food and enjoying every single bite!
It is about you and it is about us.
Please take time for yourself through out the summer so on the 27th of September when we join together for a day of celebration and joy and information and workshops and food and nature and relaxation and laughter and love... we will be able to jump right in to the day at the...
Haven For Healing Foundation's Women's Retreat.
In love and gratitude,
Suzanne Hill
Lee-Ann Trigler
Founders of Haven for Healing Foundation
HAVEN-FOR-HEALING.ORG
INFO@HAVEN-FOR-HEALING.ORG
Sunday, September 7, 2008
Massage Therapist Wanted - Norwood
From Trisha Matthies
Subject: Massage Therapist Wanted
Good day,
I have expanded my wellness center and have a treatment room available to rent out to a massage therapist. The room would be availalbe for full or part-time. Please refer me to any appropriate contacts by forwarding my note below. Thank you for any assistance you can offer.
Love and Light,
Trish Matthies
I invite you to come be a part of our healing team while being your own boss!
We have a peaceful room available part-time or full-time in a beautiful new wellness center in Norwood. We are looking for a massage therapist who is interested in moving their healing practice to a wonderfully supportive and peaceful environment. The perfect candidate would need to be easy to get along with, compassionate with their clients, and conduct their business with professionalism. Practitioners must also have proper licensing.
The room rental fee includes furnishings, heat, electric, marketing promotions on our website, newsletter, and special events, as well as part time reception support.
If interested in applying to be a part of the center's team, contact us for more information. The person accepted to rent must fit the center's "energy" as well as share our mission of healing and community connection.
About Us:
Trisha Matthies opened her decade long vision of a healing center. The Healing Moon Wellness Center offers clients and students a sanctuary from life’s daily stress. We are comprised of more than twenty gifted practitioners, who offer a variety of modalities including reiki, massage, adolescent psychology, EFT treatments, craniosacral therapy, hypnotherapy, spiritual counseling, yoga and more.
The center has a beautiful meditation room created for yoga classes of all levels and ages. The room is also used for metaphysical workshops designed to help others explore holistic healing, stress relief, personal empowerment, angelic connections, and more. When the meditation room is not in use for classes or groups, it is open to clients for enjoyment and relaxation while listening to the fountain and soothing music.
The Healing Moon Wellness Center includes a retail area that offers our clients holistic healing products and unique gifts, such as aromatherapy blends, flower essences, reiki candles, herbal teas, essential oils, chakra jewelry, yoga supplies, incense, CDs, books and more.
Thursday, September 4, 2008
Whole Foors and YogaHope Charity
Whole Foods has decided to make yogaHOPE the charity for their checkout coupon program during the months of September and October. The stores in the Boston area participating during SEPTEMBER include Brighton, Symphony, Swampscott, Medford and Charles River Park. We will need volunteers to speak about yogaHOPE's mission and programs at these local stores during September.
Please contact our wonderful volunteer who spearheaded this effort, Kathia at
kathia_capellupo@hotmail.com
to learn of the dates and times we need your help at each store.
THANKS!
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Tom Myers - Anatomy Trains for Yoga - September 26-28, 2008
Anatomy Trains for Yoga is Tom Myers' revolutionary re-vision of musculo-skeletal anatomy. Yoga is a body-wide experience and the traditional parts-based anatomy often serves to confuse rather than enhance its practice. The Anatomy Trains maps out how muscles fascially connect to each other, forming a series of myofascial continuities from head to toe and from birth to death. The Anatomy Trains help explain how one tight area can create a series of compensations that distort and hinder our everyday movement as well as our practice. By opening and engaging these continuities Yoga helps us experience our seamless unity.
This workshop gives a new perspective on anatomy and how it relates to Yoga. We will explore the 12 Anatomy Trains and how they either support or hinder our intentions. We will learn to SEE them in many poses and practice assisting each other to deepen our experience of the lines in asana. Come explore!
Anatomy Trains for Yoga
September 26-28, 2008
Friday evening, Saturday, & Sunday
Boston, MA
$245 before Aug 15th, $295 after
617-776-9494 or Eli@EliThompson.com
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