June, 2019
What’s going on, ’round town…
Let’s take a look around town at what’s going on: • When you need acupuncture, Jean Paul and the good folks at Stillpoint Community Acupunctureare standing by – check them out! • Have you looked at the specials & coupons page this week? There are deals on reiki, learning about thetahealing, a past life regression package, a bioenergetic session with AEON Health, medium readings, more reiki, EFT sessions, and even more reiki! There’s even deals for coffee (with certified organic ganoderma lucidum – Red Reishi mushroom).
Check it out!
• You’ve been a to a lot of workshops – you’re probably ready for a “playshop!” Rina’s Third Eye Chakra Playshop is tonight (Tuesday) at West Coast Creative Spirits! |
Join Carolyn with Access Consciousness!
Passage Wellness & Acupuncture, with Jenica
The Spirit of Victoria Directory is excited to welcome Passage Wellness & Acupuncture – Jenica’s offerings include:
• Acupuncture
• Kruger Omni Healing
• Trauma recovery
• Allergy clearing
• Embodiment and Wellness consultations
She has an integrative approach. She says:
Bringing my background of Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture, my skill set as a Kruger Omni Healing Practitioner, as well as my passion for how the political, social, and cultural intersect our bodies and impact our well-being, together we facilitate unique, and effective healing.
It’s fun to read Jenica’s reviews – here’s one:
Compassionate Empath
Jenica is a gifted healer with a high degree of expertise in the field of Kruger Omni Healing. My personal experience has made me a strong advocate for KOH and a true supporter of Jenica’s work that has made such a difference in my life. (((Deep gratitude)))
Maureen
At the Museum…the Maya!
And now for something completely different – the exhibit at the Royal British Columbia Natural History Museum, spotlighting the Maya. I got a chance not just to see it, but saw it with a friend who wanted to spend most of the day at the museum with the exhibit. The level of detail…amazing.
It’s there until December 31st, and I’m looking forward to hearing what intuitive friends pick up from the artifacts & stories from hundreds of years ago, of a people whose civilization had some 19 million people but nearly disappeared within the tenth century.
The museum’s website has more:
Join us for the world premiere of Maya: The Great Jaguar Rises—an extraordinary exhibition highlighting Maya civilization past and present.
On the heels of last year’s record-breaking Egypt: The Time of Pharaohs, this major new feature spotlights the mystery, legacy and resilience of another of the world’s great civilizations: the Maya of Central America.
Discover a powerful culture that rose in the tropical rainforest
s of Guatemala thousands of years ago, and learn how science and belief shaped the Maya identity from ancient times to present day.
The exhibition boasts the world’s largest and most impressive display of Maya objects from Guatemala, and features more than 300 precious jade, ceramic, gold, stone and textile artifacts reflecting classic and contemporary Maya culture.
This exhibition coincides with UNESCO’s Year of Indigenous Languages and highlights the 30 Maya languages that are still spoken today by almost half the population of Guatemala.