News From Middle Earth W


isdom of the Earth (WOTE) therapeutic grade essential


essences are now available at Middle Earth.


Middle Earth co-owners


Craig and Lisa Kalloch received several levels of training in Ari- zona to become WOTE Certifi ed Medicinal Aromatherapists. As part of the training, the Kallochs participated in conscious harvest-


ing of Douglas Fir and in the distillation process of the plant material. When the distilled oils are received at WOTE, each 15 ml. bottle is hand poured with proper tribute to its origi- nator, Mother Earth, by WOTE founder Barry Kapp. These 100% pure essences are treasured by many for their high vibration and healing power.


What set these essences apart from others, and drew the


Kallochs to them, is the conscious relationship that the farm- ers and processors around the world have with the Plants and Trees, and with the WOTE founder. Lisa says, “These essenc- es are about relationship, all the way from the propagation or wildcrafting, to the distillation process, to the ceremonial hand pouring. As our Earth faces ever-increasing challenges, let us remember and return to the original medicine of the planet, the Plants and Trees. Through this deep connection with them, we can be whole again.” Consultations and classes are available at Middle Earth, a


retreat and learning center dedicated to the practice of Deep Ecology, located at 20205 Middle Earth Road in Citronelle. For more information call 251-866-7204 or visit MiddleEarth- Healing.com. See ads pages 15 and 38.


Pensacola Pet Expo F


or years, pet lovers have


known Bayview Park for its beau- tiful dog park and dog beach. Now the Com- munity Center


would like to offer even more! The 1st Annual Pensacola Pet Expo will be held Saturday, July 24, from 10am-4pm. The Expo is free to the public, and all ages are welcome. Visitors will enjoy several vendors ranging from animal hospitals, groomers, boarding homes, to anything else your best friend may need. Look-A-Like contests, costume con- tests, and plenty of door prizes will be offered. Vendor space is still available for all that are interested. Outside booth fees are $10, and inside booth fees are $15. Bayview Park and Community Center are located at


2000 E Lloyd Street, on Pensacola’s Bayou Texar. For more in- formation please contact Addie Quina at 436-5190 or email aquina@ci.pensacola.fl .us.


8 NA Pensacola/FWB Emerald Coast Dr. Brian Clement T. Collin Campbell Viktoras Kulvinskas


peutic Grade Essential Oil (not a fragrancing oil) to help dissolve the petrochemicals we are breathing into our lungs every day. “Whether we are smelling the oil from the Gulf or not, it is in the air,” says Laurie Azzarella, Young Living Educator. She recommends using a cold air nebulizer diffuser in homes and offi ces to help protect respiratory systems and strengthen them for the long days ahead. “The minuscule oil particles can fi nd their way into our lungs,” claims Azzarella, “and by using YLTG Thieves Essential Oil we can dissolve them before they compound into a breathing problem.” Please call Laurie for more information at 850-380-4943 or email laurieazzarella@gmail.com for more info. Also, please attend a free information class July 21 (see calendar). See ad page 38.


Prevention: Worth a Barrel of Oil A


ctually all it takes is an ounce of Thera-


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Health City Hosts Health and Wealth Summit in W. Palm Beach


ealth City is hosting a 4-day Expo that will motivate and educate you toward a healthier lifestyle. Learn from leading health, wellness and fi nancial authors and experts, plus enjoy raw and living food instruction and tastings at the kickoff event of a national annual tour. The Health and Wealth Summit will be held at the West Palm Beach Marriott, starting at 8:30 a.m. on both July 23 and July 24; at 10 a.m. on July 25; and at 8:30 a.m. on July 26. Keynote speakers will include T. Collin Campbell, The


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China Study; Viktoras Kulvinskas, regarded by many as the grandfather of the raw and living food movement; Dr. Brian Clement, director of Hippocrates; Paul Nison, Daylight Diet, author and health educator; Vicki Latham, a physician’s as- sistant and woman’s health educator; John Eagle Freedom, author, health educator and founder of Health City; and Lifemax founders Jim and Sherri Wear. On July 25-26, Jackie and Gideon Graff, along with six


other raw food chefs, will demonstrate many award-winning gourmet recipes for attendees to enjoy. Health and Wealth Summit admission: $60 for three


days, July23-25, or $30 for one day; $150 for both days of raw food demo, including food, July 25-26. For information, for registration and booth registration visit HealthAndWealth- Summit.com or call 888-572-3132. See ad, page 3.


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