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Practitioner NLP and author of Meditations for Miracles. Discover how to have less stress and more fun, regardless of your circumstances. This simple method can help your brain work for you, not against you! This seminar will be held at the Winter Park Public Library on Tuesday, Nov 11 from 7-8 pm. $15. For more information visit http://www.dianeross. com or call Diane at 407 898-7918.
Wild Weeds Herb Walk H
Change is in the Air
CynDe Copple has been creating artwork since she was a teenager. She has been a quilter for the past 15 years as well as a painter. For some time she has desired to combine her painting and quilting interests into art quilts. Her art quilts are more abstract and combine color, texture and line to express mood and movement. These quilts are all made from natural cotton fabric. She uses a variety of threads, most of which are cotton. Living in the beautiful mountains of North Carolina, one thing is truly emphasized: change is always happening. The cover piece “Change is in the Air” depicts the lovely array of colors from the cool greens of summer to the warm, homey tones of fall. CynDe continues to challenge herself to create artwork that gives the viewer an appreciation for the beauty of movement, whether subtle or overt, graceful or awkward. Nothing is static. We are always moving. If you cannot visit her Tsartistry Gallery in Franklin, NC, check out
www.tsartistry.com. She can be reached via email at ccopple@
tsartistry.com or 828-524-5359.
Happiness and Less Stress Can Be Attained L
earn how to Create Positive Neural Pathways in Your Brain with Diane L. Ross, M.A, Certifi ed Hypnotist, Master
ave you ever walked in your backyard and wondered at the many plants beneath your feet? Did you know that a number of them are both edible as well as medicinal? The best way to learn about your local foods and medicines is to get out there and meet them. There’s no better way to do that in Central Florida than to join Herbalist Emily Ruff of the Florida School of Holistic Living for a Wild Weeds Herb Walk. These walks will guide you through the biodiverse
Florida ecosystem to discover the plants in our bioregion and explore their ethnobotanical uses! Along the gentle hikes, edible plants and trees are taught as they are encountered. There is discussion on each plant, including how to identify it, use it, and its history. These are sensory walks, where tasting, smelling and feeling is important. This educational and enjoyable experience is a great fi eld trip for the whole family. Walks are held in Winter Park at Mead Gardens, home to over 150 cataloged edible and medicinal species, and one of the best natural repositories of its kind in urban Central Florida. The 55-acre botanical garden is centrally-located and easily-accessed from I-4 if you are coming from out of town. To learn more or register, visit
www.holisticlivingschool.org
Shamanic Priestess Process: Free November Previews
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hamanic Priestess Circles empower women to walk through their own fears to gain personal power, passion and magnetism. They become catalysts of change in their own lives and bring their own unique gifts to the lives of others. Attend a free preview event:
Fri, Nov 14, 7-9:30p, New Smyrna Beach Sat, Nov 15, 11a-1:30p, Deltona Sat, Nov 15, 7-9:30p, Orlando Sun, Nov 16, 1-3:30p in Kissimmee/Celebration
For articles and testimonials, visit
www.goddessontheloose.com or join their
Facebook page for the latest event updates at
https://www.facebook.com/groups/ CentralFloridaShamanicPriestessProcess/ For location details and to register for the Introductory Weekend January 24-25, contact a Central FL coordinator:
Roxanne@RogoGraphicsInc.com / 407-947- 1514 or
Melody.Lebaron@gmail.com / 407-716-6874.
8 Central Florida natural awakenings
Photo credit: Toby Evans
www.prairielabyrinth.com
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