School of Environmental and Vocational Arts presents:
Reiki
Level-I
CLASS
by REIKI Master Donna Mellan
Saturday, May 1st & Sunday May 2nd
Class Hours
9am - 6pm Saturday & 9am - 2pm Sunday
Optional daily guided meditation at 8am
Arrival on Friday, April 30th no earlier than 5pm No meals provided on Friday evening
Class Consists Of
• Reiki History • Attunement for Level-I • Hands On Training • Hands On Practice • Level-I Manual
• Tips on Setting Up a Practice • Usui Reiki Certifi cation
• Lifetime Guidance From Your Reiki Master
When you leave the class, you will be fully trained and certifi ed to be a REIKI Level-I Practitioner in the Usui lineage.
Early Registration by April 20, 2010 Fee for Overnight Guests: $200* Fee for Commuters: $125*
*includes meals
After April 20th Fees: $250 for Overnight Guests, $175 for Commuters
Registration cut-off at 8:30am, Sat., May 1, 2010
Classes, Meals and Lodging to be held on the Campus of
School of Environmental & Vocational Arts
365 Seva Lane, South Kortright, NY 13842
For more information and to register
donna.mellan@gmail.com or call 914-400-8594
www.insideoutreiki.com
SEVA is a drug, alcohol, and smoking-free campus that offers classes to all regardless of race, color, gender, sexual orientation, religion, national origin, age, or handicapped status. Because we try to honor the environmental sensitivities of all visitors, we thank you for not bringing your pets and for not wearing perfumes or scented oils. The Seva Foundation, Inc.
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Garden Design Company Adds Masonry
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outstanding ecologically focused maintenance services along with creative, expert installation. They emphasize the use of organic products and natural materials to enhance home
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Detoxification Program Targets Autism Spectrum Disorders
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