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Meditation/Healing with “When Friends Gather” Pam and Marylou October 6 2014

When Friends Gather

Meditation/Healing

with

MaryLou Westenhoefer (White Swan meditation) 

&

Pamela Scott  (Giraffe Techniques meditation ) 

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 Join Mary Lou and Pamela in meditation for an evening of relaxation and healing. 

  • Date(s) October 6 and 20 2014
  • Time: 7:30 pm:
  • Cost:  $15:00 per person each session. 
  • Location: Please contact Pamela or Mary Lou for exact location. 

Contact:

  • Pamela Scott: 905-668-3073:

  • MaryLou Westenhoefer: 905-668-6494

     

Please call Pamela or Marylou to secure your spot soon, as they fill up quickly… :) 


 

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Heather Burton Rainbow Technique Fall Special

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Raindrop Technique Special – $10 off

The first session is regular $80  Sale price is $70

If you have never received a treatment you receive $10 off your first treatment plus the $10 discount so you receive this treatment for $60.

The Raindrop Technique is an amazing way to detoxify and cleanse the body and the Fall and Spring are the best times to do this for your body.

The Raindrop Technique used in my treatments was developed by D. Gary Young, N.D. and a Lakota medicine man.  It uses a sequence of nine highly immune enhancing essential oils. They are dropped like rain from a height of about 6 inches onto the spine and then lightly massaged in using various hand to body techniques. This stimulates energy impulses and disperses the oils along the nervous system throughout the entire body.  

Raindrop technique is a 1 hour session working with both the feet & the spine.  

Benefits:

The oils bring balance and harmony to the body:  physically, mentally, and emotionally.

The oils antibacterial, antiviral and anti-inflammatory properties and more go into the cells to promote healing of the body.

Please Click here to go to Heather’s Website  

Please Click Here to email Heather directly

     

 

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Fall 2014 Special from Guiding Journeys.. Counselling and Psychotherapy:

Fall 2014 Special from

Minni Sharma

of

Guiding Journeys

Counselling and Psychotherapy Services

FREE 30 MINUTE CONSULTATION!

Please contact Minnie at: 

289.312.0312 or 416.889.4089

Email her at: minni@guidingjourneys.ca

To find out more about her Fall special and how you can acquire your FREE 30 consultation session. 

 

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Mabon September 22 2014: “lesson” with Patti Wigington

SGC Admin: (Original Post September 2013):  Mabon is a Pagan/Wiccan celebration. This celebration puts focus on giving thanks for blessings bestowed and falls  around September 22 the Fall Equinox ….

 

Please view Patti Wigington ‘s “lesson” on Mabon… 

Happy Mabon to all who celebrate it.. :)

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It is the time of the autumn equinox, and the harvest is winding down. The fields are nearly empty, because the crops have been plucked and stored for the coming winter. Mabon is the mid-harvest festival, and it is when we take a few moments to honor the changing seasons, and celebrate the second harvest. On or around September 21, for many Pagan and Wiccan traditions it is a time of giving thanks for the things we have, whether it is abundant crops or other blessings. With it being a few weeks away, now is a good time to start decorating your home for the autumn equinox, and planning your fall craft projects!Follow Pagan/Wiccan on Twitter or Join Me On Facebook.

Five Quick Decorating Ideas for Mabon 

Need some quick and affordable decorating ideas for Mabon? Here are some tips on how to bring the season into your home without breaking your bank account! Use apples, leaves, acorns and more to celebrate the fall equinox. Read Full Article
Search Related Topics:  mabon crafts  pagan decorating ideas

Make a Gods Eye for Mabon 

God’s eyes are one of the easiest crafts you can make, and they’re versatile because you can create them in any color. For a harvest celebration, make them in fall colors — yellows and browns and reds and oranges. This simple craft can be used in fall spellwork. Read Full Article
Search Related Topics:  mabon  september holidays  wiccan and pagan calendar

Mabon Incense 

As the Wheel of the Year turns with each season, you may wish to use different types and scents of incense for your ceremonies and rituals. While incense isn’t mandatory for a good ritual, it certainly can help to set the mood. To make your blend of incense for Mabon, the autumn equinox, we’ll be using scents that remind us of the fall season, and the second harvest of the year. Read Full Article
Search Related Topics:  mabon  incense  craft projects

Mabon Food and Feasting 

Mabon is a holiday dedicated to family, feasting and friends. Try some of these great recipes, and get that autumn magic cooking! Read Full Article
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Whitby Residents Road Closure Notice for September 20 2014

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  • Road(s) Closure Reason: Whitby’s 14th Annual Heritage Day
  • Date: September 20 2014
  • Time(s): Road will be closed from 6:00 am to 6:00 pm Saturday September 20 2014: 

Roads Closed: 

  1. Brock Street from Mary Street to Dunlop Street
  2. Colborne Street from Byron Street to Green Street
  3. Byron Street from Dundas Street to Dunlop Street
  4. Elm Street
  • Metered Parking on Brock, Colborne, Byron, Mary and Elm will be unavailable for public use as of 8:00 pm Friday September 19 2014. Lot #1 located at the northeast corner of Byron and Colborne Streets will be closed as of 6:00 am September 20 2014: 
  • For more information please call 905 430 4306: Email downtown@whitby.ca or visit http://www.whitby.ca/downtown

source: Whitby This Week: September 18 2014 Edition