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New Insights at Country Harvest
C
ounty Harmony Natural Foods, LLC
in Lehighton is now offering a free DVD herbal hour on the second Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. The program offers a different health topic each month. The May 11 topic will be the Iodine Solution.
Also new at Country Harmony is an evaluation device known as the ZYTO Compass. The Compass runs a non- invasion evaluation designed to identify your body’s bio- logical preferences for nutritional supplements, including herbal products, homeopathic remedies, and essential oils. The total assessment takes only a few minutes. Results of the evaluation show what approach would be best for your unique make-up. The report is given to you, so that you can compare results before and after a supplement regimen is underway. “If you are feeling lost in your nutritional voyage, the Compass can point you in the right direction,” says owner Susan Bodder.
Call Country Harmony at 570-386-3576 to reserve a spot
for the free DVD herbal hour or to make an appointment for a free ZYTO Compass evaluation. *ZYTO Technology is for educational purposes only and is not meant to cure, treat, or diagnose. See ad, page 16.
Egyptologist to Speak
in Allentown
M
ohamed A. Shata will be the special guest speaker at the Spiritual Holistic Expo held at the Agri-Plex Center in Al-
lentown. On May 15, Shata will speak about the “Magic of the Sphinx,” and on May 16 he will discuss “Life & Death in Ancient Egypt.”
Shata, an archaeologist and licensed Egyptologist for the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism, is one of the finest tour guides available in Egypt. He is well known for his expert knowl- edge of ancient, modern and spiritual Egypt and has worked closely with museums and universities worldwide. He is the former inspector of antiquities of the Great Pyramid and Sphinx and has participated in many discoveries, digs and restorations throughout Egypt, including the new excavations northeast of the Sphinx and the Valley of the Golden Mum- mies. He has taught and lectured extensively throughout the United States.
Shata will be the exclusive Egyptologist and guide throughout a September 26 thru October 11 travel adventure to Egypt with Windows of Egypt Tours. For more information contact Alice Nagy at 610 837 9840. See ad, page 12.
Whole New Experience for Teens with Disabilities
ia of the Lehigh Valley, a non- profit human service agency that provides services for children and adults with disabilities, will hold the Via Teen Summer Experience from June 14 to August 27. The program is designed to help teens develop social skills and peer networks that lead to
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success in young adult life, career development and inde- pendence. Limited spots are available.
Via Teen Summer Experience is an 11-week program with opportunities to participate in a wide range of activi- ties that includes job shadowing and career counseling, volunteer activities in a variety of inclusive settings, and a series of recreational and team-building activities. Teens can participate in all or some of the weeks. The program works individually with each teen and their family to develop edu- cational, recreational and vocational goals for their summer program. The goals focus on the individual interests of the teen and center on developing skills and experiences that further develop their social and vocational skill sets as they prepare to transition from school to adult life.
For more information or to register visit
ViaNet.org or contact Lisa Musselman, Via Community Connections Direc- tor at 610-317-8000, ext. 431.
Kindred Spirits Fair & Music Fest
Experience Nirvana at Mount Eden May 22 –23, 2010
Holistic Healing Intuitives Arts & Crafts Live Music World Music Dance Party
Workshops
Natural Products Speakers
Healthy Food World Peace Ceremony
56 Mill Pond Road,
Washington, New Jersey 07882 Tel. 908-996-7536
www.kindredspiritsfair.com www.facebook/kindredspiritsfair
One of New Jersey’s Largest Metaphysical Fairs
natural awakenings
May 2010
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