This is a ten-week introductory course designed for beginners on the West African djembe.
Adults will learn basic technique, handing and some simple rhythms. Explore the fun of improvised drumming in a group. No previous experience necessary.
Classes start May 7 2014
Time: 7:30 to 8:30 pm
Location: Ezra Anne’s Bed and Breakfast 239 Wellington St.Whitby
Cost: $120:00 for a 10 week course
Drums are available to borrow for $10:00
Please call Julie @ 905 666 8238
Email: j.ditta@rogers.com
Please note these classes can fill up fast, but you can always sign up for the next set of classes… :)
Company: The Tranquil Garden…. A place where being well and living stress free is revered.. Teachers, facilitators gather folk together for lessons and classes… Meditation, Drum Circles, Spa treatments, massages, and tons of other good stuff is there for the everyday folk
Position: Registered Massage Therapist
Location: 850 Kingston Road West Unit #8 Oshawa, Ontario
Full Time/Part Time: This position is for 20 hours per week
Contact: Please call the Tranquil Garden at 905-576-5982 or drop off resume at above address
SGC Admin: Have you ever wondered if you have experienced a life time (s) before this one? It’s an interesting thought and there is a way to find out… Check out Domino Truitt’s Special for this month… :)
Rowanwood Reiki & Hypnosis is owned and operated by Domino Truitt, MHt, RM/T and has been helping clients achieve lasting changes in Durham Region, since 2007.
Offering Hypnosis, Past Life Regression, Reiki Therapy, Reiki Certification Workshops, and Animal Reiki Workshops and Healing.
She is an NGH-Certified Consulting Master Hypnotherapist, Regression Facilitator and Reiki Master/Teacher.
Her certification in Hypnosis was received from the Ontario Hypnosis Centre School, accredited by Human Resources Development Canada (HRDC) and governed by the standards and ethics of the National Guild of Hypnotists (NGH).
As an NGH-Certified Consulting Master Hypnotherapist, she is bound by the standards and ethics established and set by NGH over 50 years ago.
Beltane is almost here! It falls on May 1 here in the northern hemisphere, and there are all kinds of ways to celebrate. From rites and rituals to crafts and feasts, this spring Sabbat celebrates the greening of the earth, fertility and fire, and the beginning of the planting season. Here are some great ways you and your family can celebrate Beltane this week.
Depending on your particular tradition, there are many different ways you can celebrate Beltane, but the focus is nearly always on fertility and the greening of the earth. It’s the time when the earth mother opens up to the fertility god, and their union brings about healthy livestock, strong crops, and new life all around.
As Beltane approaches, you can decorate your home (and keep your kids entertained) with a number of easy craft projects. Start celebrating a bit early with fun floral crowns and a Maypole altar centrepiece. Also, don’t forget the feast – no celebration is complete without a meal that celebrates the themes of the season!
Southern hemisphere readers, be sure to read up on crafts and recipes that focus on the season of Samhain!
For our southern hemisphere readers, Samhain is this week – it’s a time to honor the end of the harvest and the coming darkness of the year.
Whichever you may be observing, I wish you and yours a happy and blessed Sabbat.
