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HLMag Online March 2012

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Lisa Jones has been studying wellness and yoga for more than 25 years. She has taught thousands of students and supported their journeys into the body/mind realm through her breath awareness classes, since 1998, and the Nia Technique, since 2004. She invites all to share a unique Nia movement and breath awareness demonstration that will bring insights and joy from incorporating body, mind, and spirit into this experience.

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Healthy Living Magazine 1 Online Issue March 2012

“I gave up a perfectly good position with a perfectly good organization, one for which I’m grateful to have worked with.” Page 6

“The antioxidants in green tea help lower cholesterol and prevent the oxidation of LDL cholesterol.” Page 10

“ . . . discovered that, for the most part, when older adults lose the ability to do normal activities of daily living on their own, it's not due strictly to age. “ Page 14

“Outside air helps Liver Qi flow. If you have been feeling irritable or "stuck" . . . find an outdoor activity. . . ” Page 18

“To prevent a tick infestation, brush your animal well before venturing out into known tick habitats, like open fields or forests. “ Page 26

“The best images for meditation have a combination of Sacred Geometry and Color which together form what is know as Light Language.”Page 19

Copyright © 2011/2012 Healthy Living Productions. All Rights Reserved. All information contained in this publication is the exclusive property of The Healthy Living Magazine unless otherwise noted. Publisher is not responsible for errors or omissions in the ads upon proof. No monetary returns. The Healthy Living Magazine cannot warrantee or guarantee any of the goods or services advertised herein. Information contained in this guide is no substitution

for the advice of a qualified health care professional. The Healthy Living Magazine does not necessarily advocate or recommend any particular medical treatment. The Healthy Living Magazine does not investigate the claims made by advertisers and is not responsible for their claims. Articles published are accepted in good faith by the author. Healthy Living is not responsible for reprinting copy right material submitted by the author.

Featuresin this issueVegetable Oil 101 by Phil Lempert 2

Warm SnOW Pea & ChiCken Salad 4 my “VOyage Of the SOul” by Janet Dwinells 6

keeP yOur ChOleSterOl in CheCk by Phil Lampert 10

learning tO reCeiVe by Robert Lawrence Friedman 12

fitneSS fOr SeniOrS by Robert Reames 14 SPringtime and traditiOnal ChineSe mediCine by Marcie Griffith and Bethany Hauch 18

OPen eye meditatiOn by Deb Barrett 19

herb Of the mOnth by Marcie Griffith and Bethany Hauch 24

natural Skin Care fOr PetS by Andrew Weill 26

buSineSS COmmuniCatiOn by Jennifer McSherry 29

WebSite muSt haVeS by Liz Theresa 30

Small buSineSS PrOmOtiOn tiP Of the mOnth by Ginny Just 32

Calendar 37

a tO Z direCtOry liSting 40

Healthy Living Magazine 2 Online Issue March 2012

What are Vegetable Oils? Vegetable oils are oils extracted, from the seed or grain, usually with a petroleum-based solvent, to obtain a liquid fat for frying, baking or sautéing. Approximately 42 percent of a seed is oil. Oils can also be expeller pressed which is a more traditional, mechanical, way of extracting the oils.

How To Buy: All vegetable oils are plentiful and readily available, both domestic and imported. Buy a size that you will consume in up to 3 months from purchase.

How to Read the Label: Look for country of origin, mixture with other oils, unrefined or refined, and the suggested uses.

Choices: COrn Oil is available both refined and unrefined and has a neutral flavor.

Palm Oil (not palm kernel oil) has both monosaturated and saturated fats.

CanOla Oil is made from rapeseed; and is one of the most popular oils.

SafflOWer Oil is a relative of sunflower oil; unrefined.

graPeSeed Oil is an all-purpose oil.

SOybean Oil is the most widely produced oil in the world.

How to Use: Most of these oils are too bland for salad dressings (stick to the more flavorful olive or flax oils for salads). For light to medium heat for sautéing and sauces, use canola, grapeseed, safflower, sunflower or soybean. For medium-high heat for baking, frying, sautéing and roasting, use corn, grapeseed, safflower,

sunflower, or soybean. For high heat for grilling and deep-frying, use cottonseed, canola, corn, grapeseed, safflower, sunflower or soybean.

How to Store: Vegetable oils should be stored in their original cans or glass bottles in cool, dark cupboard; do not put near stoves or other cooking appliances, as oils can spoil and become rancid. Refrigeration is not necessary, but acceptable. Decant from plastic bottles to ceramic or stainless steel containers for freshness.

Health Benefits: Vegetable oils are 120 calories per tbsp., contain no cholesterol, and are 100 percent fat.

Smarter Shopping: Pour in spray bottles designed for oils (otherwise nozzle may clog) to help portion control and limit amount of fat and calories, and for a more even distribution of oil.

Phil Lempert is a leading food industry analyst, journalist and trend-watcher. SupermarketGuru.com offer readers the latest food & health news, new food product ratings, money saving tips, unique recipes, food allergy info and resources to help get the most from every shopping trip. Phil Lempert is "The Supermarket Guru", for more information and his free e-newsletter just log on to www.supermarketguru.com

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Perfect late winter/early spring recipe!

This recipe is perfect for saying goodbye to Winter and hello to Spring. It is warm and nourishing in nature to balance the residual chill of winter, yet light and moving to help stimulate and move Liver energy. Enjoy!!

Ingredients

1 pound boneless, skinless chicken breast, trimmed1 14-oz. can reduced-sodium chicken broth3 tablespoons rice vinegar3 tablespoons reduced-sodium soy sauce3 teaspoons toasted sesame oil, divided2 tablespoons tahini, or cashew butter1 tablespoon minced fresh ginger2 cloves garlic, minced1 pound snow peas, trimmed and thinly slivered lengthwise2 tablespoons chopped cashews

Preparation 1. Place chicken in a medium skillet or saucepan and add broth; bring to a boil. Cover,

March Recipe

reduce heat to low, and simmer gently until cooked through and no longer pink in the middle, 10 to 12 minutes. Transfer the chicken to a cutting board to cool. Shred into bite-size pieces.

2. Meanwhile, whisk vinegar, soy sauce, 2 teaspoons sesame oil and tahini (or cashew butter) in a large bowl until smooth.

3. Heat the remaining 1 teaspoon oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Add ginger and garlic and cook, stirring, until fragrant, about 1 minute. Stir in slivered peas and cook, stirring, until bright green, 3 to 4 minutes. Transfer to the bowl with the dressing.

4. Add the chicken to the bowl with the peas; toss to combine. Serve sprinkled with cashews.Serves 4.

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Healthy Living Magazine 6 Online Issue March 2012

We each live our own unique journey and make choices that change the path of our lives. Many people may consider this choice of mine a bit “crazy” but I have to tell you that for me, there was no other path at this moment in my life. Somewhere in the depths of my heart lived a longing to move ever deeper into my true self and to discover how I might fit into a bigger world. A deep desire to travel arose and as I began to acknowledge this inner impulse, doors began to open, people arrived in my life in unexpected ways and the path miraculously opened wide in front of me. In moments of doubt the question kept arising “If not now, when?” And so, it is that I said “Yes” to a new way of life.

The Journey Begins . . .

gOOd-bye tO the uSa I gave up a perfectly good position with a perfectly good organization, one for which I’m grateful to have worked with. With the help of my daughter I sold most of “my stuff” sending the remainder to my “angel” on Cape Cod to be stored until my return. Saying good-bye to loved ones in California was emotionally difficult yet adventure awaited and it’s always hardest on the people left behind. Life was a whirlwind of activity as with the help of friends, we cleaned out our apartment in Petaluma and said good-bye to California for good. Together, my daughter, Shoba (her dog) and I flew to Boston and I had 10 days to see old friends and family, and share time with loved ones. Finally the day of my new life arrived and here begins the adventure: Leaving on a jet plane from Boston began the longest and strangest journey of my life!

abOVe the earth Petaluma – Boston – New York – Brussels – Chennai – Madurai – Perumalmalai – Bodhi Zendo To say that the reality of India shocks your system is undeniable. It’s hard to believe that

millions of people live in this state of poverty daily without a complaint, just accepting whatever life presents to them with a happy smile. Military police at the exits of the airport didn’t provide me any comfort yet this was only the beginning. My journey led me to this most sacred space in India. the CirCle Of life and death To my western mind the reality of the sacred city of Varanasi is unfathomable. To survive here one must experience India through the open heart because the mind can make little sense of how people can live harmoniously in such immense poverty day after day. The sacred river Ganges is lined with “ghats” which are huge concrete steps making their way from high above where the buildings live, down to the edge of the river. There are over 100 ghats and our guest house was at the Assi Ghat, the last ghat to the south. Taking photographs is not allowed at the burning ghats and will most likely result in your camera being confiscated, along with incurring a steep fine and irate Hindu pilgrims. Walking the ghats becomes a pilgrimage in itself, avoiding the Brahmin bulls, the laundry laid on the steps to dry in the sun, puppies with broken legs, watching with extreme care

where you step, climbing up and down to avoid the teenage boy’s cricket games, and ignoring the “touts” relentlessly trying to part you from your Rupees.

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My“Voyage of the Soul”

continued on page 8 . . .

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Here you can buy a boat ride along the river, a cup of chai, cheap bangles or myriad other plastic or tin ware. It’s difficult to resist giving to the poorest waifs selling postcards or flower wreathed candles you can light and float in the Ganges in honor of the dead. The beggars are bold and emblazoned with the oddest arrangements of colored strips of clothing. Holy men (Sadhu’s) along with other men of all shapes and sizes come each morning to bathe in the polluted (but sacred) river, which happens to be the repository for garbage, excrement, dead bodies and whatever else may find its way into the flow. Women can be seen washing their clothing here each day. The smoke filling the sky is overwhelming and masks are common sights. As we journeyed along the Ghats, both Lorena and I embodied a profound feeling of peace and tranquility. It was somehow more serene than

we expected, leaving the multitudes of people and honking vehicles behind in the streets not far away. Soon enough we came to one of the two “burning ghats” where the dead are brought to be cremated. Death is as natural as life here and every day these ceremonies occur along the river. There are three types of ceremonies: The upper castes and wealthy Hindu’s are decorated with beautiful gold fabrics and flowers, and are sandwiched in a huge pile of wood whereupon the ceremony is

begun with families circling the loved one 5 times, one for each element, earth, wind, water, sky and fire. The fire is lit, the soul leaves the body and blessings are given with the prayers of all. Then there is the fire for the poor guy who has little wood, leaving his legs sticking out from the flames, no family, no prayers, with whatever is left of his body being thrown in the

river. In between we see the “middle class” burning with family present and hopefully enough wood to cover his/her body. Yet amongst all the poverty, just as the sacred water winds itself through India, each day flows with an easy, carefree attitude. I have yet to hear one Indian complain about his/her lot in life. Each just does what one does, day in and day out, adding his/her own unique contribution to the multifaceted tapestry that is India. I was grateful to be in this most unusual land for this auspicious 2012 New Years Eve. We attended a concert of tablas, sitars, flutes, and other native instruments to ring in the New Year. Life goes on. May yours be filled with peace, love and equanimity.

Namaste,JanetSoul Coach

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Varanasi Ghat

Peaceful Sunrise along the Sacred Ganges River

. . . continued from page 6

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Cholesterol is one of those, gotta have it, but don’t want to have too much, or the wrong kind, of nutrients. Cholesterol is absolutely necessary for the formation of certain hormones and essential for other basic cell functions. It is estimated that American’s daily dietary cholesterol intake is about 300-500 mg, and the oxidized version (will touch on this later) could account for up to 10 percent of this. American Heart Association recommends no more than 300mg cholesterol from dietary sources, and also reminds us that the body, particularly the liver, produces its own cholesterol.

Cholesterol from eggs, pasture raised, grass fed meats, and dairy foods, when consumed with a whole foods based diet, in moderation is not harmful. The oxidized or overcooked, CAFO sourced meat and other products are where we can run into trouble. A study from the Chinese University in Hong Kong isolated oxidized cholesterol in foods and found that it both increases total cholesterol levels and promotes atherosclerosis; the hardening of the arteries.

Oxycholesterol, or oxidized cholesterol, is generally formed when foods of animal origin (most contain trans-fats) are heated and cooked at very high temperatures. When heated, cholesterol is oxidized (forming free radicals!) forming the new, dangerous union of oxygen and cholesterol. It is a well-known fact that high cholesterol levels pose a major health risk; The

World Health Organization estimates that approximately 20 percent of all strokes and over 50 percent of all heart attacks can be linked to high cholesterol.

There has been little research comparing oxidized cholesterol with non-oxidized cholesterol (LDLs and HDLs). The Chinese study involved feeding hamsters either a diet high in oxycholesterol or non-oxidized cholesterol; those in the former displayed total blood cholesterol increases of up to 22 percent versus the non-oxidized eaters. As well as a significant increase in blood cholesterol – or because of it – the oxy-eaters also demonstrated a greater deposition of cholesterol in the lining of their arteries.

For those watching their cholesterol, choosing meals can be a challenge. Here are some tips to keep you on track and your cholesterol levels health.

Avoid trans-fat. Stay away from items that list “partially hydrogenated oil” on the label. Reading all food labels is essential, even if the nutrition facts states 0 trans fats.

Use fresh garlic when cooking. Garlic has been shown to help lower cholesterol levels.

Brew some green tea. The antioxidants in green tea help lower cholesterol and prevent the oxidation of LDL cholesterol.

Keep Your Cholesterol in Checkby Phil Lempert

Hot Topic

Healthy Living Magazine 11 Online Issue March 2012

Stock up on soluble fiber. Fiber, specifically soluble fiber helps lower cholesterol by binding with it in the digestive tract and helping it pass through the body. Choose beans and lentils, apples, oats, barley, carrots and freshly ground flaxseed.

Snack on almonds. Studies have demonstrated almonds ability to

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When was the last time you received a massage from your loved one, or from a professional? I am a great believer in the importance of finding a way, as stress levels increase, to take a break from the routines and stressors of daily life. Massages are a wonderful way to do this. There are many types of massages available. I will discuss just a few of them here. Swedish Massage is a system of therapeutic massage which relaxes muscles by applying pressure to them against deeper muscles and bones. Swedish massage therapists will rub your muscles in the same direction as the flow of blood returning to the heart. Swedish massage includes kneading, tapping, friction, vibration, effleurage and shaking motions. Shiatsu Massage utilizes the theory of acupuncture and acupressure with the goal of balancing the energies of the body. The theory of Shiatsu massage is that your body will work best when it is balanced. One of the goals of Shiatsu massage is to find those areas where the energy of the body is blocked and open it through applying pressure to various meridians in the body. Aromatherapy Massage uses essential oils distilled from botanical sources to balance the nervous system and cleanse the body. The massage therapist uses flowing strokes on the body as essential oils are applied. Depending on the type of essential oil used, aromatherapy

can be a powerful way to relax, but also can be stimulating as well.

Ayurvedic Botanical Massage is a type of massage which promotes relaxation through applying a warm herbal solution to the body while the face is gently cleansed with herbs and massaged with essential oils from India.

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Exercise is for everybody. Studies show that regardless of your age, folks who stay active can reap the benefits of key six, intentional exercise. The National Institute on Aging (NIA) gathered some of the top experts on exercise for seniors and discovered that, for the most part, when older adults lose the ability to do normal activities of daily living on their own, it's not due strictly to age. It is more likely that they have become inactive. We know that an active lifestyle enhances quality of life at any age. Seniors just beginning an exercise program absolutely must first consult with their physician. This is imperative from a safety perspective. In addition, your physician is most likely the best and most reliable source for consultation as to what activities at the appropriate intensity level would be best to include in your exercise regimen. He or she can provide expert advice and help you to modify and progress your exercise program on an ongoing basis. Your physician may also know the best resources for exercise programs in your vicinity. Local YMCAs, community centers, parks and recreation centers, senior centers, churches/synagogues, schools, community colleges, hospitals, rehab centers and fitness centers all are possible venues for you to find expert help for both individual and group exercise instruction. You are sure to find these resources available in your home town and have a whole lot of fun. There is also plenty of information available on the Internet regarding fitness for seniors.

Take the initiative to find the best exercise activities for your needs and realistic goals. The areas that are important to consider for staying healthy, active and independent include: strength, endurance, balance, optimal posture, flexibility, maximum capacity for movement and more energy. Determine the best program for your individual needs. One size does not fit all. Individual needs and abilities vary and this is especially true of older adults. Seek out activities that you enjoy. Program options can include but are not limited to:

• weight/resistance training• cardiovascular machine work

(treadmills, ellipticals, recumbent and upright stationary bikes, recumbent step machines)• tennis• walking outside or on an indoor track• pilates (supervised) • gardening • yoga and stretch classes• swimming• fishing

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Weight/resistance training: The basic elements of a resistance training program are the same regardless of age. However, it is vital that a resistance training

program be tailored and monitored to meet the medical concerns, overall physical condition and functional capacity of each individual senior. Experts highly

Fitness for Seniorsby Robert Reames, CSCS, *D, RTS1, CPT

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recommend incorporating resistance training into your program. Again, seek out individual or group instruction at the onset of your program to ensure that you understand the correct form for all exercise in your regimen. Good help is out there and the people who teach fitness classes for seniors are eager to help you. Modes of resistance can include free weights, tubing, Therabands, machines, soup cans or body weight exercises. Studies have confirmed that even folks in their 90s receive the benefits that we all strive for from a resistance training program. Focus on exercises for all major muscle groups. Begin slowly. Choose four to six exercises that you can safely perform. Use a resistance level at which you can comfortably and smoothly perform each repetition. The recommended minimal initial starting point is to do one set of eight to twelve repetitions of each exercise. Allow one to two minutes of rest in between sets. Do your resistance training workout two to three days per week on opposite days. Cardiovascular conditioning: Aerobic exercise is extremely beneficial for seniors. This type of exercise causes the heart and lungs to work

out at an elevated rate continuously to supply oxygen to the muscles and improves the overall efficiency of the cardiovascular system. Many activities listed above can be considered aerobic depending on the intensity level. Again, finding the activities that you enjoy most will enable you to be consistent and will ensure success. Walking is a very common choice and an excellent activity to include in your program. You may choose to use a treadmill or indoor track at a fitness center, walk outside, or use an outdoor track in your neighborhood. Begin

by walking for 10 minutes and progress to walking 20 minutes every other day. Continually build on your progress. Make sure that you have comfortable shoes for your walk or for any exercise that you choose. I always advise people when purchasing athletic shoes to wear them indoors for a minimum of two days to make sure that they are comfortable and will suit your needs. This way you may exchange them for a shoe that will work optimally for you. Buy a heart monitor and use this for all exercise activity. Consult with your physician as to an appropriate target heart rate training zone for your fitness endeavors. You may choose a

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Aerobic exercise is extremely

beneficial for seniors.

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of your knees, hips and back. All are excellent choices. Studies have confirmed that exercise can be safely and successfully implemented in older populations. Even the very sick and frail elderly can gain benefits that will enhance their quality of life. The resources are out there just waiting for you to tap into them. I have given you some general guidelines as to your available resources and different activities that you can include in your exercise program. Your individual needs and abilities are of prime concern when choosing the appropriate content of your program. This is important. Take the time and make your best effort in this area of your life. You will reap the benefits! Disclaimer: All information and answers are given for educational purposes only. Your individual needs may vary. Always consult with your physician before starting or changing any exercise fitness programs and activities.

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Springtime is associated with the Wood element and Liver energetic.Living in harmony with nature and the cycles of the seasons can assist us in finding balance throughout the year. As we prepare to welcome in the Spring season, it is interesting to keep in mind how Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) views this season. Spring is the season for regeneration and renewal of spirit, mind and body. It's time for cleaning out winter's clutter, heavy foods, and inactivity.

The ancient Chinese looked at Spring as the time of year to "rise early with the sun" and take brisk walks. The recommended diet of this season is light and fresh, with foods that accentuate the ascending and expansive quality of Spring.

In TCM theory, Spring corresponds to the "Wood" element, which in turn is conceptually related to the Liver and Gallbladder energetic organs. The Liver is responsible for the smooth flowing of Qi (energy) throughout the body. When the Liver functions smoothly, physical and emotional activity throughout the body also runs smoothly. When the Liver energy is blocked, stagnation sets in, along with a plethora of symptoms, including digestive troubles, headaches, insomnia, and many more. So, for optimum health this spring, move your Qi!

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Stretch - According to TCM theory, the Liver controls the tendons by storing blood during periods of rest and then releasing it to the tendons in times of activity. When you are active, blood goes to the tendons to maintain tendon health and flexibility. Incorporate a morning stretch into your routine. Try yoga or tai chi.

Eye exercises - The Liver energetic is said to "open into the eyes". Although all the organs have some connection to the health of the eyes, the Liver is connected to proper eye function. Remember to take breaks when looking at a computer monitor for extended periods of time and do eye exercises.

Eat green - Green is the color of the Liver and of springtime. Eating young plants - fresh, leafy greens, sprouts, and immature cereal grasses - can improve the liver's overall functions and aid in the movement of Qi.

Taste sour - Foods and drinks with sour tastes are thought to stimulate Liver Qi movement. Put lemon slices in your drinking water, use vinegar and olive oil for your salad dressing and garnish your sandwich with a slice of dill pickle.

Do more outdoor activities - Outside air helps Liver Qi flow. If you have been feeling irritable or "stuck" (more signs of stagnation), find an outdoor activity to smooth out that Liver Qi stagnation. Try hiking or a round or two of golf.

Get acupuncture treatments - Acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine can help improve the overall health of your Liver as well as treat stress, anger and frustration, which are often associated with Liver Qi disharmony.

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Light Language is of special help to us now that it is 2012. We can use the energies and alignments embedded in the images to help us to stay abreast of the changing energies around us. We can consciously enter into the higher frequencies with very little effort by triggering our memory of this internal language.

The best way to experience the energies of Sacred Geometry and color, is to imagine the image to be 3 dimensional and then see/feel yourself "stepping within" the image. The qualities of light and the dimensional acoustics of the design are then experienced as an enhanced state of awareness.

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Let's break down the symbol into it's components to really understand what is to be gained by adding this image to your space or using it for meditation.

Many of us are looking for simple ways to stay in alignment with our Higher Selves in spite of our daily stresses. Meditation is an excellent tool. There are many types of meditation, some require us to be still while others give us the opportunity to focus quickly, allowing us to rapidly receive the benefits. One of these quick types of meditation is know as "Open Eye Meditation". Here we use images based on the natural order of the Universe know as Sacred Geometry along with the beautiful colors of the rainbow. The best images for meditation have a combination of Sacred Geometry and Color which together form what is know as Light Language.

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by Deb Barrett

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Vesica Pisces: Symbol and Color interpretation.

The two equally overlapping spheres represent our masculine and feminine natures and duality. When we choose to stand in the center we find inner balance and a neutral, unified perspective often referred to as Christ consciousness.

The gold sphere is the fullness of our personal power, the power of the Sun and our masculine perspective.

The violet sphere brings the fullness of our intuition, higher choices and our more feminine perspective.

In the center we are surrounded by the flow of blue light which speaks of the truth and peace that come with being balanced. The overlapping area is surrounded by an orange outline showing us the vitality and creative energies that come with our Inner Temple experience.

The green diamond, above, represents harmony while the red diamond, below, symbolizes strength and our capacity for human love.

Finally we find the green heart in the very center. The heart itself is a symbol of human love, while it's green color reinforces the balanced perspective of the Vesica Pisces itself.

When you want to embody the true frequency of acceptance, love and harmony, step inside

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Let's talk about Entrainment. What is happening when we 'step within' an image?Imagine yourself at your less than settled state, possibly resembling the image on the left. After exposure to sacred geometry and beautiful, harmonic colors, from an internal perspective, we can expect that our energies will align.

Feel the symmetry of the image on the right. If you were surrounded by these beautiful harmonic colors and shapes, how would it feel? Better, worse, different?

Everyone is different, remember snow flakes, that is us, the physical perfectly reflecting what is held in the consciousness. The snowflake reflects the thoughts of God with it's perfect geometries. Our energy field reflects our personal identity and chosen beliefs.

These particulars define us but also limit our reality. Using symbols and color, wearing them as garments of Light, help us to know our Higher Selves as our selves, here and now. Choosing to step into the perfected designs and colors of the Universe allows us to easily identify with our future/now selves.

Plugging In to Universal Consciousness.

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Here's another example:Here we see the use of the blue of truth and the black of latent potential. Both energy laden images feed us the frequencies of alignment using vertical energies seen in the columns of light, connected to the triangles or cone shaped energies which focus our intention and attention upward.On the left we are meditative and in form. The more we move to the right, as in using the right brain, the more we become the image on the right, Vesica Pisces and all. We begin to experience our true nature as Light Beings.

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Licorice root is one of the most ubiquitous herbs in the Chinese herbal pharmacopeia. It is sweet in taste and neutral to warm in its thermal nature, depending if it is raw (gan cao) or dry-fried (zhi gan cao). Licorice root is said to have an effect on every energetic organ in the body. Its functions are listed below.

1. tonifies Spleen Qi; used to treat fatigue, shortness of breath, loose stools, and decreased appetite.2. tonifies heart Qi; used to treat palpitations, emotional instability, insomnia, and uncontrolled/irrational fear.

3. moistens lungs and stops coughing.4. relieves cramps and stops pain, especially for muscle cramping in the abdomen/intestines and legs.5. Clears toxins trapped in the body that manifest as sores, ulcers, burns, and sore throat.6. antidote for poisoning; used for various types of food, drug, metal, and other poisons.7. Protects the body (especially digestive function) from harsh herbs that may be used in conjunction with licorice root in an herbal formula.8. balances all herbs within an herbal formula.

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nOte: Because licorice root has been shown to increase blood pressure, however, it is NOT used in those who have hypertension.

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To prevent a tick infestation, brush your animal well before venturing out into known tick habitats, like open fields or forests. Remove as much loose hair as possible, and treat the coat and skin with a natural flea and tick repellent (as noted previously). Work it in as well as you can.

Once you return home, check your pet’s body for ticks by using a fine-toothed flea comb. They will be evident as tiny black spots, and you may find the area around them raised or inflamed. If there aren’t too many of them, you can pick them off manually with a pair of tweezers. Grab them as close to the skin as possible, and slowly but firmly pull gently to eject them. Pulling slowly is key; if you pull too quickly you could dislodge the body without the head. (Not a big deal, but may lead to more inflammation.) If you find a large number of ticks or find them hard to remove, contact your vet immediately.Fleas can be a nuisance, especially if your home has pets that frequently go outdoors. To treat your animal companions, an effective natural product is Flea N' Tick Be Gone, which is based on plant enzymes. If you want to get rid of fleas in your home, you can try pyrethrins, the active insecticidal ingredients found in chrysanthemum extracts. These will kill the fleas, degrade rapidly in the environment and are relatively nontoxic to humans (although they can aggravate asthma). Neem, a powerful insecticide obtained from a tree in India, is also an option, as is diatomaceous earth - the fossilized "skeleton" of a one-celled sea algae often used by organic farmers to kill insects.

Try sprinkling it on carpets, furniture and areas where fleas tend to hide.In his book "Natural Health Care for Pets," Dr. Richard Pitcairn shares a simple flea repellent recommended by Anitra Frazier in her book "The Natural Cat." It's ideal for use just after you give your pet a bath. Boil 1 pint of water and add 1 teaspoon of dried rosemary (or 1 teaspoon fresh). Let this steep for 10 minutes and strain. Cool until it reaches body temperature, then pour over your pet's coat, rub it in, and dry as usual. This will not only repel fleas, but will give your animal a glossy coat, as

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Business Communication

There is a positive correlation that exists between effective communication and customer satisfaction.

Communication skills, lack of or ineffective communication skills, customer expectation, and listening skills.

Examples of Ineffective Communication

“Families is where our nation finds hope, where our wings take dream.”

“Rarely is the question asked, Is our children learning?”

“I have opinions of my own, strong opinions, but I don’t always agree with them.”

“If the terriers and bariffs are torn down, this economy will grow.”

“Too many good docs are getting out of the business. Too many OB-GYNs aren’t able to practice their love with women all across this country.”

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Next Month: Factors That Cause Ineffective Communication

Jennifer McSharry and her husband Kurt Dwyer own and operate Kurt Dwyer Painting (KDP). Jenn and Kurt have helped hundreds of homeowners add beauty and value to their homes since 1999. Based in Quincy MA, KDP offers residential and commercial interior and exterior painting; check out their web site at www.kurtdwyerpainting.com. In partial fulfillment of her Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management, Jenn prepared a research paper dealing with the results of ineffective communication on customer relationships and business success.Jenn states, “these days, customers want more out of a service or product provider, they want added value. Effective communication will help any business owner find out how to deliver exactly what their customer wants and simultaneously build relationships that will last.”

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1. A Bio Accessible to NewbiesThe key to garnering attention from a new audience is to have copy on your website that responds to just that—a new audience! Too often, what we write ends up being a reflection of what we find interesting. Unfortunately though, WE are not our target market. One of the most important parts of a website is the bio and especially in an industry like health and wellness (one of the fastest growing and changing), we have to be friendly to the newcomers and talk about ourselves and our field in a way that can clue in the clueless.

2. Newsletter Subscription FormDid you know the most important part of any website is located in the upper right hand quadrant? This is where our eye is drawn first whenever we visit a page. For that reason, this is where you need to get the most bang for your buck. Including an opt-in form for your newsletter is the perfect way to use this piece of digital real estate. How do you get people to sign up? Provide a bonus (e.g.. a coupon, a free eBook). You can get really creative with the bonuses.

{PS – Having a newsletter is CRUCIAL to reminding your customers you exist and to convert web visitors into loyal clients.}

3. Contact UsYou’d be shocked to learn how many businesses forget to list their contact information on their site. Don’t stop at providing the address. Provide directions as well for those of us who do not have a GPS! (We exist… really!) Remember to list a phone number and email

address. Visitors also tend to love to use a handy contact form.

4. Photos of PeopleThis sounds like an odd request, I know. But really! People like people. In the age of SOCIAL (which I’ve decided to name our current Facebook-y era), people are attracted to businesses that have a human feel. If your website only has photos of zen objects, nature scenes, and miscellaneous artwork, you need to change things

up. Including photos of people also means including a photo of you on your bio page. If you’re a service provider, you (in a sense) must be selling yourself! In order to do so, you must be likable. And to be likable, you have to put yourself out there.

5. Social Media LinksWhat did you do after work today? Check Facebook. What did you do when you woke up? You checked Facebook. What did you do at 3:30 this morning when you awoke from a deep sleep? You turned on the TV and saw nothing interesting. Then you checked Facebook. Get it? If that’s where YOU are spending your time, there is a good chance other people – potential clients – are hanging out there right now. Include links to your business’ Facebook and Twitter pages on your website to create buzz and increase engagement with your brand.

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Word of mouth marketing. This may seem self serving on my part, but here goes. BNI is one great way to get the word out about your business. I said self serving because I belong to a BNI group and it helps me immeasurably in getting new business. BNI stands for Business Network International and you can find a group that would fit your needs by going to www.BNI.com. (Imagine over twenty five individuals being your sales force and you don’t have to pay them!)

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Word of mouth marketing works. Plain and simple. If you aren’t out there networking with people, give it a try. And don’t forget to try and reach out to professions that are not necessarily in or close to your field. You never know where a lead or referral could come from. And you just never know who other people know. Call me if you want to know more.

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marShfieldmarch 25th Sunday — 1:30 - 3:30pmGOLF & YOGA . . . enhance your game with incredible techniques from a yoga practice designed to help your swing, putting, concentration and patience. Emma Boyle Yoga Teacher & Owner. DragonFly Yoga Studio. 781.696.1266 [email protected] www.emmasdragonflyyogastudio.com

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hOlbrOOk, maapril 15th 6:30pm-8:00pmGong Meditation with Kundalini Yoga Fee- $20. Pre-registration paid registration. Real Life Yoga, 239 N.Franklin St. Holbrook 781 767-1827 www.reallifeyoga.com

hOlbrOOk, maapril –June Wednesdays 3:30pmTrauma Sensitive Yoga for those living with PTSD. Real Life Yoga, 239 N. Franklin St. Holbrook, MA 781 767-1827 or email Nancy at [email protected] to register.

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Whitman, mamarch 24th Saturday — 1-2:30 pmMark Mincolla Presents: Streamlining your Journey to a Healthy Lifestyle! Mark will talk about: Finding a Simple Path to Wellness; Physically, Emotionally and Spiritually. We are told so many different venues for living a healthy lifestyle . . . finding our path to wellness should not be so complicated and so expensive. Yet in the world of marketing we are drawn away from our inner knowing and into the world of expansive knowledge and marketing and it is not always what we need on an individual basis. Held at the Whitman Wellness Center. 7 Marble Street, #B12, Whitman, MA Cost $35. Log onto www.myhealthylivingmag.com to register or call Candita at 781 834 2728

WeymOuth, mamarch 24th Saturday — 3pm-6pmReflexology Learn this ancient healing technique! How does the feet relate to the rest of the body? How can you make the entire body relax by rubbing the feet? Come learn how. Class is hands on. Manual will be provided for more practice at home. BellasBodyworks Cost $75. Call Caryn (781) 974 5748

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nOrWell, maSaturday march 24th - 11-5p.m. Wellness/Psychic Fair at Angels of Light 320 Washington Street, Norwell, MA, a day filled with gifted healers and readers, Holistic Health Demo’s FREE guided Mediation at 11:00 w/Cathi Burke, Aura Photo’s, Food and more! $20.00 sessions . . .www.angeloflightministry.com

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maShPee, maapril 4th & 18, Wednesdays – 6:30 – 8:30Pm Healing Through Imagination Group.Guided Imagery for increased peace, stress and pain management. Janet Dwinells, M.A., CCH, 681 Falmouth Rd, Mashpee, MA. Suggested donation $15. Join us! 707.888.8388 [email protected] www.voyageofthesoul.com

SagamOre beaChapril 12 & 27 Habits Highly Effective People - S. Covey. Hypnotic Book Club. You Can Change your Life - Louise Hay. The Hypnotic Book Club focuses on the principles and instrumental steps to practice from some best sellers. Two sessions a month to discuss the principles and enjoy a hypnosis session to instill into our subconscious mind the fundamental steps to naturally adapt to change. COST: $60. PEACE ohm MIND 112 State Road, Sagamore Beach, MA 508.833.2429 www.peaceohmmind.com

nOrWellSaturday april 15th 1:30-4p.mMother Earth’s Crystal Treasures with Specialist “Sage” Crystal Singer at Angels of Light 320 Washington St. Norwell. Sage mines her own Crystals and will be sharing her knowledge about how to work with, clear, program and use these special gems in your life. For more information www.angeloflightministry.com

bOStOn, ma aPril 28th Saturday — 10 am - 5 pmA Day with Dr. Brian Weiss and John Holland.

Learn How to Release All Your Anxieties and Fears By Unlocking the Doors to Your Past! Connect with Your Loved Ones on the Other Side! John Holland’s unique down- to-earth and uplifting approach helps you to explore the fascinating subject of spiritual mediumship. Dr. Brian Weiss astonished the world of psychiatry with the theories

of past-life regression therapy. Back Bay Events Center – John Hancock Hall 200 Berkeley Street, Boston, MA. Cost By 2/28 $89 after $138 Call Candita Mamet 781.834.2728 www.myhealthylivingmag.com

bridgeWater, maapril 29 th Sunday — 1-5pmIET for kids ( Connecting with Angels for kids ) Ages 8 -12 with Rachelle Croteau, Kids will learn how to ask the angels for help by making a heartlink connection, Make pendulums, discovering the power of +/- thoughts. learn to clear negative energy and receive a basic IET attunement. 508 697 2334 [email protected] 1355 Pleasant St. Bridgewater www.upliftingconnections.com

SWanSeaapril 29th, may 20th, June 24th, July 29th, august 19th, September 23rd, October 21st - Sundays 9am - 5Pm. 7 Month Herbal Certification Course with Linda Patterson. In depth look into the properties, preparations and uses of herbs. Hosted at The Soul Purpose. www.the-soul-purpose.com 774-264-1329 CEU’s available for all courses. About Linda: www.aromatherapyandherbalstudies.com CarVer, maapril 29th, may 6th Sunday - 10 - 6 pmReiki Master Teacher Certification - Usui Tradition.This is the final stage in Reiki Training, passing down the knowledge of Master/Teacher to the student. Manual & Cert. Included. $350 Contact Jodi, Blue Angel Healing 781-964-6606 www.blueangelhealing.webs.com

leyden, ma may 5 & 6THE SPIRITUAL PATH A Two Day Retreat with Ed Williamson at Spirit Fire Retreat Center in Leyden MA. A nourishing, peaceful and enlightening weekend of, spiritual growth, meditation, energy awareness, deeper consciousness, karmic release, healing and more. [email protected] www.spiritfire.com/theretreat

SagamOre beaChmay 10 & 24 Soul Coaching – Denise Linn. Hypnotic Book Club. You Can Change your Life - Louise Hay. The Hypnotic Book Club focuses on the principles and instrumental steps to practice from some best sellers. Two sessions a month to discuss the principles and enjoy a hypnosis session to instill into our subconscious mind the fundamental steps to naturally adapt to change. COST: $60. PEACE ohm MIND 112 State Road, Sagamore Beach, MA 508.833.2429

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nOrWell, mamay 19 th Saturday - 6-8pmGifted Intuitive/Medium Roland Comtois. At Angels of Light, 320 Washington St. Norwell, MA. Join Roland for this powerful evening event, as he brings his mediumship skills and gifts to all who attend. www.angeloflightministry.com

nOrWell, mamay 26th Saturday - 1-3 p.m. Crystal Bowl Event At Angels of Light, 320 Washington St. Norwell with Steve Coburn, who will be presenting a “Spring Time” Healing event with the Power of the Crystal Bowls. For more info go to www.angeloflightministry.com

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SagamOre, ma health & WellneSS CO-OP SPaCe high traffic medical/professional business complex in Sagamore. Full, part-time, hourly space. Private treatment space (200sq) and/or use of a great room (550sq.) for groups or workshops. Interested professionals in Physical Therapy, Polarity, Holotropic breathwork, Reflexology, Acupressure, Massage, Acupuncture, Reiki, Yoga, Naturopathic Medicine, Aromatherapy, Hypnotherapy, Sound Healing, Drumming could take part in this opportunity. Trish Rosa 508.889.1344 [email protected]

uniQue OPPOrtunity aVailable. Looking for Office Space? Just starting in the Health and Wellness field? Newly graduated Massage Therapist, Chiropractor or Wellness and Fitness Coach? Looking to expand an existing business? Wish you could start your own business but don’t have all the start up money? We offer high quality supplements, vitamins and weight loss products that would complement your business. Partner with us and receive free use of an office space (10’ x 12’) for your business. Legitimate business inquiries only.Al Bozza [email protected] 774-571-5170

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health and WellneSS influenCerS deb brothers-klezmer BSN; RN-BC; CRRN; NCTMB. Board Certified in Pain Management & Rehabilitation. Offering: Pain Management, Lifestyle Medicine, Craniosacral Therapy, Lymphatic Drainage. [email protected] 781.775.6183

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integratiVe hOliStiC PraCtitiOner heart light therapies-barbara barker. Massage, Reiki, Energy Work, IET, Essential Oils 781.585.6292 [email protected]

karateWhidden’s School of fitness. Karate For Kids Adults and Teens, Wrestling, Taiji, Qigong, Yoga. 822 Webster St.Marshfield, MA (781) 834-7722 www.whiddenschool.com

labyrinthSimply Soothing Sanctuary. Offfering: yoga, reiki, meditation, kriya massage, shiatsu massage, spirit song circles, spiritual cinema circle, labyrinth walks and more. 84 Summer St., Kingston MA 781-582 3912 617-962-9775 [email protected] www.simplysoothingsanctuary.com leaderShiPMonique Morimoto, MS, CPCC. Principal. SoulWorks Coaching® & diamond horse Coaching [email protected] or [email protected] 617-328 7113 www.soulworkscoaching.com or www.diamondhorsecoaching.com

maSSage lauren’s massage - lauren turner, lCmt 144 Washington Street, Norwell, MA 781.878.6002 [email protected] www.laurens-wellness.com

maSSage/energy theraPiSt diane m. Colligan L.P.N, L.M.T., Offering: therapeutic massage, Canine Massage, Rieki, IET, hot stone massage, and Ionic detoxifying foot baths, . 781 834-4347, 2016 Ocean St., Marshfield, MA 02050 [email protected]

maSSage Simply Soothing Sanctuary. Offfering: yoga, reiki, meditation, kriya massage, shiatsu massage, spirit song circles, spiritual cinema circle, labyrinth walks and more. 84 Summer St., Kingston MA 781-582 3912 617-962-9775 [email protected] www.simplysoothingsanctuary.com

healing and intuitiVe Center the angels of light A Sanctuary for Angels,Healing & Soul Growth. Rev. Cathi Burke & Cristina Burke, Intuitives/Healers/Spiritual Teachers 320 Washington Street, Norwell, 781.871.1740 www.angeloflightministry.com

hOliStiC healing Centerthe healing moon Wellness Center Offering Massage, Reiki, Crystal Healing, Mediumship, Readings, and Gifts. Workshops: Yoga, New Age, Women’s Groups, Healing, and Meditation, Qigong The Healing Moon Wellness Center 34 School Street, Foxboro 508-543-5522 www.thehealingmoon.com

hOliStiC health COunSelOr/COaChkaren boyle Causative healing. Find the real meaning behind your illness. Understand the mind-body connection and how the five aspects of health; physical, emotional, nutrition, your environment and spirituality are the way to optimal health. 781.964.3738 [email protected]

hOliStiC WellneSS & intuitiVe healing Center blue angel healing & Wellness Center – Rev. Jodi St.Onge RMT. KP. SMT. Offering: Reiki, Reiki Training, Crystal Therapy, Shamballa Healing, Yoga, Massage. 40 N. Main St. Carver 781.964.6606

hyPnOSiS trainingPat macisaac. Learn to HYPNOTIZE Yourself and Others. Fully Accredited Hands-On Training, Texts and Material Included, Certification On Graduation. 781.749.9050 [email protected] www.sshc.net

hyPnOSiS nora helbich of new day hypnosis & healing. Hypnosis, Hands-on Healing, Reconnective Healing, Theta Healing 283 Main Street, Kingston, MA 508.280.1523 www.newdayhealing.com

hyPnOSiS trish rosa Clinical Hypnotherapist. Change your mind, Change your life. The choice is your’s & it’s simple. 508.889.1344 www.peaceohmmind.com

hyPnOtheraPyJanet (Parks) dwinells, m.a., CCh Alchemical Hypnotherapy transforms blocked energy into resources for healthy living. Mashpee, MA 707.888.8388 [email protected] http://voyageofthesoul.com

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maSSage theraPydriftway muscular therapy, Dan Bates.Offering; Swedish/relaxation massage, Deep Tissue massage, Sports massage, Pregnancy massage, Trigger point Therapy, Myofascial Technique, Neuromuscular Therapy, Hot Stone massage, Reiki 7 New Driftway , Suite 5, Scituate, MA 781.545.1616info@driftwaymusculartherapy.comwww.DriftwayMuscularTherapy.com

medium nancy Smith, intuitive reader, medium, spirit artist. Bringing through loved ones, Angles, guides and teachers from the other side. 978.835.0005 www. angelscapes.net

mind-bOdy nutritiOn full Circle food Coaching. You want to LOVE your relationship with food, right? Full Circle Food Coaching offers you a heart-centered path of support and inquiry. A kind New Year’s Resolution to yourself!” 3 Essex Green Drive Peabody, MA (telecoaching available) 781.913.2825 Andrea Cohen, M.Ed. www.fullcirclefoodcoaching.com

OSteOPathiC mediCine dr. kimberly d’eramo Aligning you with the highest level of vitality and wellbeing. Wellesley Sports Medicine 180 Linden Street Wellesley www.wellesleysportsmedicine.com 781.489.3422

PerSOnal trainingdonna ann trask ACE, certified personal trainer. Call now and schedule your free fitness assessment! [email protected] 781.831.8791

PhySiCal theraPylong Pond Physical therapy. Expert treatment for orthopedic problems including back and neck pain, tendinitis and bursitis, strains and sprains, pre and post surgical care, sports injuries, arthritis and more. Call for your free consultation. Andy Burke 508-746-6922 at 110 Long Pond Rd. Plymouth or Tim Kaufman 781-924-5289 at 31 Schoosett Street. Pembroke. www.longpondpt.com

PraniC healing miriam g. Smith. Balances physical, emotional, mental, & spiritual energy with no-touch healing of acute or chronic illness, stress, or pain. Individual/classes/distance. 978.683.6129 www.PranicHealingNE.com [email protected]

PubliC relatiOnS Candita’s Production Studio. I will assess the publicity needs of your business and offer a clear plan for achieving those goals. 781.834.2728

refleXOlOgyfootprints holistic A Center for Health and Healing, offering reiki, reflexology, crystal healing, hot stone reiki, classes and more. Gift Certificates also available. Call 781.545.2663. 56 Common Street, Scituate www.footprintsholistic.com

reikireal life yoga- offering Reiki, acupressure, and a variety of yoga styles. Nancy West 781 767-1827, [email protected]

reiki treatmentfootprints holistic A Center for Health and Healing, offering reiki, reflexology, crystal healing, hot stone reiki, classes and more. Gift Certificates also available. Call 781.545.2663. 56 Common Street, Scituate www.footprintsholistic.com

reiki CertifiCatiOn With maureen Spencer, RN. Location: North Weymouth. Contact Maureen at 781 864-2130 or www.reikicertification.com

reiki training - SeSSiOnS- eduCatiOnheart of reiki 2048 Washington Street, Hanover, MA (Jacob’s House). Professional Reiki consulting, public events and demonstrations. Reiki Training & Private Sessions Available. [email protected]://twitter.com/HeartofReiki 781-308-6512www.facebook.com/HeartofReikiwww.HeartofReiki.com

ShamaniSm namaste Counseling llC Nancy Partridge Energy & Spiritual Psychology [email protected]

SPiritual COunSeling footprints holistic A Center for Health and Healing, offering reiki, reflexology, crystal healing, hot stone reiki, classes and more. Gift Certificates also available. Call 781.545.2663. 56 Common Street, Scituate www.footprintsholistic.com

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SPiritualityMonique Morimoto, MS, CPCC. Principal. SoulWorks Coaching® & diamond horse Coaching [email protected] or [email protected] 617-328-7113 www.soulworkscoaching.com or www.diamondhorsecoaching.com

SPirit SOng CirCleSSimply Soothing Sanctuary. Offfering: yoga, reiki, meditation, kriya massage, shiatsu massage, spirit song circles, spiritual cinema circle, labyrinth walks and more. 84 Summer St., Kingston MA 781-582 3912 617-962-9775 [email protected] www.simplysoothingsanctuary.com

taX PreParatiOn Pat Masters taxlady ea, Inc. Tax prep & book keeping services. 42 Mattakeesett Street Pembroke. 781.293.1040 www.TaxLadyEA.com

theta healingnora helbich of new day hypnosis & healing. Hypnosis, Hands-on Healing, Reconnective Healing, Theta Healing 283 Main Street, Kingston, MA 508.280.1523 www.newdayhealing.com

theraPeutiC maSSage and bOdyWOrk driftway muscular therapy 7 New Driftway, Suite 5, Scituate, MA 781.545.1616 [email protected] www.DriftwayMuscularTherapy.com

Veterinary alternatiVeS kingston animal hospital Acupuncture & other natural & holistic treatments to promote wellness and longevity. Mark Russo, Kingston 781.585.6525 www.HealthyVeterinaryAlternatives.com

VitaminS nutraceutical Contact Al Bozza Certified Nutraceutical Consultant and Lifestyle Coach. 774.571.5170 [email protected]

VOlunteer OPPOrtunitieSFor terminally ill patients and their families with Care alternatives hospice/South Shore Volunteer Coordinator/Kelly Tammaro for Reiki, Pet Therapy, Music, Massage, Reflexology and more. Contact [email protected] ww.carealt.comtwitter@carealthospice

Weight lOSSdonna ann trask ACE, Certified Personal Trainer. Call now and schedule your free fitness assessment! [email protected] 781.831.8791

WreStlingWhidden’s School of fitness. Karate For Kids Adults and Teens, Wrestling, Taiji, Qigong, Yoga. 822 Webster St. Marshfield, MA 781.834.7722 www.whiddenschool.com

yOga dragonfly yoga Studio Emma Boyle Yoga Teacher & Owner. Freight House, 844 Webster Street, Marshfield [email protected] 781.696.1266 www.emmasdragonflyyogastudio.com

yOga art and Soul Space Darlene Bradlee,B.F.A., E-RYT. 11 Hollett Street, Scituate, MAwww.artandsoulspace.com 781.545.0340

yOgadancing Crow yoga Fay Sutherland 98 Derby Street, Suite 440. Behind Crate & Barrel. www.dancingcrowyoga.com 781.836.5150

yOgareal life yoga- Nancy West, 239 N. Franklin St. Holbrook,MA offering yoga for PTSD, kundalini, hatha, restorative yoga , yogalates, reiki, and acupressure. 781 767-1827, [email protected] www.reallifeyoga.com

yOga renew yourself Studio. Fern Ross Israel, MA, LMHC. Offering Yoga, Breathwork, EMDR and more. 617.696.1665 [email protected] www.heartcenteredhealing.org

yOga CertifiCatiOn finding inner Peace yoga School. The “How To Start A Yoga School” Kit. A Turn-Key Business. No franchise. You own your training. You earn the income! Maureen Spencer, RN 781.864.2130 [email protected]