calls with experts from around the world
are featured, as well.
“Why struggle, when you can grow
your business in an easy, relaxed and
joyful manner, while making the world a
better place, too?” says Stan Lubowicki, a
Bonita Springs-based scientist, author and
lifestyle engineer who formed the group
especially for highly motivated CEOs,
entrepreneurs and investors.
“They take home fresh ideas, feed-
back and solutions to tough business
problems they wouldn’t get on their
own. They also set goals and are held ac-
countable, ensuring they achieve them,”
Lubowicki explains. “It’s controversial.
Most people struggle because they don’t
know the secrets to achieving maximum
personal power. But tap into power and
you can opt out of this recession.”
For more info, to join the group or ob-
tain a free CD, Personal Power Secrets,
contact Lubowicki at 239-495-6743. Visit
PersonalPowerGroup.com.
Weekly Energy
Transmissions
from Rev. DeYcaza
I
ndividuals who wish
to realize their full po-
tential through energy
healing can now expe-
rience high-frequency
energy transmissions
from Rev. Roger DeY-
Reverend
caza from 8 to 11 p.m.,
DeYcaza
Thursdays, by registering
at RogerEnergyHealing.com/free.html.
Energy healing can help one, “be able
to let go of accumulated negative emo-
tions and limited patterns of thought, and
heal physical ailments,” says DeYcaza, a
master healer.
One can, “be awake or asleep to
receive the energy just by being in agree-
ment to do so and being open to it,” DeY-
caza explains, adding that, “Emotional
releasing can be intense, but the benefits
are well worth it.”
In-person energy sessions with DeY-
caza are also available.
For more info, visit RogerEnergyHealing.
com or contact Rev. DeYcaza at 786-
853-0089 or EnergyHealing1122@gmail.
com. See ad, page 41.
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