cal school; author; founder of The Institute of Healing Arts and Sciences; mother; licensed psychotherapist; provider of energy medicine and the and the W.I.S.E.™ Method (an inte- grative approach working with the whole person emotionally, spiritually, physically and energetically); and, more… She is also available for speaking engagements and anyone curi- ous about living life more fully, vibrantly and authentically is invited to hear her at upcoming events including July 10 at Holy Family Center in West Hartford, or on Norwegian Cruise Line’s holistic journey scheduled for November, 2013 (myholisticcruise.com).


For information about Dr. Dorothy, her books, workshops, and more, or to invite her to speak at an event, visit Drdorothyct.com.


Keeping Life Fresh for Self and Students


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n addition to its myriad classes (e.g.: June 9 with Leslie Ka- minoff and the empowering Yoga for Teens beginning June 16), from 6 to 7:30 p.m. on Friday, June 21, Fresh Yoga will host a free information session for its upcoming 200-hour teacher training (in July). Anyone interested in learning more is invited to this session and mini-class with Heidi Sormaz, Nancy Melillo and Melissa Hall. Full training begins in July


and Vinyasa), combining a therapeutic vision with fresh, fun sequencing. Practice and learn to teach asana, medita- tion and pranayama. Additional studies include alignment, philosophy and obtaining a yoga teacher job. Fresh Yoga was approved as an RYS 200 School, so upon completion participants will be eligible to register as an RYT 200 with Yoga Alliance. Tuition: $3100 (early bird by June 8: $2750. Payment plan options available).


Fresh Yoga’s New Haven, CT locations: Erector Square, 319 Peck Street and Ninth Square/Downtown, 49 Orange Street, 203.776.YOGA(9642), info@freshyoga.com, Freshyoga.com. See outside back cover.


Discovering Self in Travels to Teotihuacan


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he Sacred Pyramids of Teoti- huacan in Mexico are known as a place of ancient spiritual power. Connecticut healer Gayle Franceschetti, MSEd, MSC, CHt will be guiding ‘A Journey to Self’ in Teotihuacan (“Teo”) from August 1-6. This trip is for anyone seeking to experience an inner journey to expand awareness and reveal belief structures which cre- ate self-delusions that hide one’s authentic self. Once revealed, participants can go beyond such beliefs to experience the en- ergy of life and create new dreams based on love, gratitude and respect. Each morning, the group will travel to Teo to ex- plore such sites as the pyramids of the sun and moon and the plazas of air, water, fire and earth. Franceschetti will explain each location’s special powers and help the group tap into energy to unlock self-limiting beliefs and promote positive change. Attendees can relax and experience comfort and authentic Mexican cuisine (veg- etarian and gluten-free needs will be met) at the accommoda- tions of the Dreaming House. Afternoons include free time for a


with nine days (July 21-28) followed by 6 weekends (one per month. 2013: September 6-8, October 4-6, November 8-10, December 6-8, and 2014: January 3-5, February 7-9). Attendance is required at all sessions. Sormaz, Hall, Mel- illo, Kirsten Collins and Brooke Thomas will facilitate the 200-hour training, which is designed to inspire smart and effective teachers. It will focus primarily on the skills needed to get in front of a room and encourage students to move through a safe, effective Hatha Yoga sequence (mixed-level


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siesta, labyrinth walk, journaling and a group gathering for sharing experiences and discovering answers. Gayle Franceschetti is a teacher in Don Miguel Ruiz’s


Toltec lineage and a healer in the Toltec traditions. Don Miguel Ruiz is author of the New York Times Best Seller “The Four Agreements” and Toltec spiritual leader who has appeared on OWN’s Super Soul Sunday.


For information, contact Gayle at 203.265.2927, Return2Love.net, SunniSpirit@sbcglobal.net. See inside front cover ad.


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