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onnect to Care in the Heart of Brazil
®
7 days of connecting to yourself, community
begin to use our knowledge wisely and
and Earth in spectacular Bahia, Brazil!
“look with eyes of faith into an incredibly
Experience natural, cultural and spiritual
beautiful future.” Through stories, songs
richness, and ancient matriarchal wisdom
and the power of his Qilaut drum, he
in the heart of Afro-Brazil.
leads a journey of personal growth and
Yoga, meditation and cross-cultural learning. discovery.
April 5-12
The Intensive is from 6 to 10 p.m.,
Coordinator: Donna C. Roberts
February 20 ($40); 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.,
roberts.donna@mac.com • (239)810-0241 February 21 ($100); and sunrise to 4 p.m.,
Visit www.ProjectZula.com February 22 ($100). The reduced cost for
the entire Intensive is $225. Fees include
snacks, beverages, lunch on Saturday,
breakfast following the sunrise ceremony,
and lunch on Sunday.
Individual healing sessions with Angaan-
gaq are available by appointment on
February 26 ($150). To register for the
Intensive or individual sessions, contact
Judi Macy at jmacy30056@aol.com or
239-218-1961.
Ayurveda + Yoga =
Well-being
C
hristina Carlin
will present an
Ayurvedic Cooking
and Yoga Afternoon
from 1 to 5 p.m., Feb-
ruary 21, at Ayurveda,
Massage & Yoga Insti-
tute, in Naples.
“You’ll learn how
Christina Carlin
Ayurvedic type-re-
lated and seasonal cooking can help you
become healthier,” says Carlin. “You can
also allow yourself to unwind with yoga,
breathing, meditation and yoga Nidra, or
deep relaxation.”
Carlin has taught yoga for more than
20 years; she is an Ayurvedic practitioner
and massage therapist. “Yoga is a spiritual
practice,” she advises. “Combining yoga
with the healthful benefits of Ayurvedic
cooking creates holistic well-being.”
Event cost is $50. To register (required),
call Carlin at 239-450-6903. The Institute
is located at 501 N. Goodlette Road, Ste.
A200, in Naples. See ad, page 10.
14 Collier / Lee Counties
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