January 30 Archetypes in Action: Psychodramatic Use of the Tarot
January 30 Eating & Cleansing with Ayurveda with Deva Khalsa
February 11 Women and Food, with Nodia Lux-Brent
February 13 Valentine's Celebration: Yoga & Live Music
February 20 Spring Mindfulness Meditation Retreats
February 20 Talking with the Dead, with Karen "Tallkat" Conley
Sundays, 12:30 - 1:30 pm
Every Sunday Ongoing
ZEN Meditation with Kando
Free
This is an opportunity to learn Zen meditation in a relaxed setting. The meditation will happen on a weekly basis in form of an open forum. The meetings will be flexible to meet the needs of participants. The general format will include instruction for the techniques in Zen meditation, discussion of the history and context of Zen practice, opportunities for questions and a guided meditation. This gathering will evolve as time passes. KANDO has been practicing Zen meditation daily since 1993. In 2006 he became the senior student of Sydney Musai Walter Roshi and got ordained as a priest/monk.
January 30, 2 - 6 p.m.
Archetypes in Action: Psychodramatic Use of the Tarot
with Kate Latimer
Tickets: $35 presale, $45 at the door
An experiential exploration of the archetypal forces symbolized by the Tarot’s Major Arcana led by Kate Latimer, MA, LMHC and certified Psychodramatist.
Discover opportunities to access your intuitive wisdom and receive powerful support and guidance through interactive group processes achieve greater self-awareness and actualization.
January 30, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Eating & Cleansing with Ayurveda
with Deva Khalsa
Tickets: $65 presale, $75 at the door
Join cleanse expert Deva Khalsa for a workshop on how to eat and take care of your body during the cold winter months using Ayurveda and raw food techniques. Discover new ways to eat and how to support your body before the allergy season of spring arrives.
February 11, 18, 25
(March 4, 18, 25
April 1, 8, 15,)
6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Women and Food
Nodia Lux-Brent
Tickets: $365 presale (by Jan.31), $385 door (by Feb. 10)
Limited to 12 participants
Do you have a disordered relationship with food?
Are you ready to heal it?
Led by recovered bulimic and devoted yoga practioner Nodia Lux-Brent, “Women and Food” is a nine-session breakthrough workshop for women, based on the book "The Slow Down Diet," by Marc David.
Through yoga, sensory exercises and compassionate
self-inquiry, reactivate your body’s innate ability to use food healthfully and explore the potent link between pleasure and metabolism. Small, experiential meals will be served each session.
Call BODY Guest Services to reserve your spot!
February 13, 2 - 4 p.m.
Valentine's Celebration:
Yoga & Live Music
Laurence Lebreton
$35
“Joy is what happens to us when we allow ourselves to recognize how good things really are.” Marianne Williamson
This special heart opening practice will combine asana, pranayama, poetry, meditation and edible treats and heart- activating percussion.
February 20, 2 - 5 p.m. (Mar. 13, Apr. 3)
Spring Mindfulness Meditation Retreats
Laurence Lebreton
$40 single session/$100 for all 3 workshops
“Every change is a challenge to become who we really are.”
-Marianne Williamson.
Come, breathe, center yourself and create a quiet mind where all things are possible during this season of renewal.
These retreats will provide you with a deepening understanding of quieting down the mind. Each retreat will intersperse silent meditation with gentle yoga movements.
Laurence has been teaching yoga and meditation for 12 years and brings her experience practicing Oriental & Energy Medicine as she gently and joyfully guides you to create balance and harmony in their lives.
Haiti Relief Fundraiser
Dr. Laurence is going to Haiti in early spring to do trauma release work with AWB (Acupuncture Without Borders). All proceeds from Laurence's workshops will contribute to this effort.
February 20, 6 - 8 p.m.
Talking with the Dead
with Karen "Tallkat" Conley
Free (Donations Accepted)
Talking With the Dead is a mediumship demonstration similar to the John Edwards’ presentations seen on WE TV. After an introductory discussion of what happens during the death process, and what the afterlife is like, Tallkat will connect with audience member’s loved ones on the other side.
Death is a great illusion. The life force within us is ongoing, and can never be destroyed.
Tallkat is a psychic medium, teacher, storyteller, performer and writer. She applied her gift during her career as a nurse, bringing compassion to her patients. Knowing from personal experience that life exists after physical death, she helped terminally ill patients move through the process of their impending transition. Tallkat maintains a full time practice as a psychic medium and teacher. She and is sought after by celebrities, top level executives, educators, pet lovers, well known psychics, and those in the healing and performing arts. She does not need Tarot cards, birth date or a name to connect with the client. She is able to access the energetic field of the client directly.
