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Guided Nature Walks – 9:30-11am and 1:30-3pm. Lead into wetland on 3/4 mile accessible boardwalk trail. Free with paid parking $1/hour. Six Mile Cy- press Slough Preserve. Ft. Myers. 533-7550.


Hypnosis – 10am-4pm. Work with newly graduated NGH Certified Hypnotherapy students. Overseen by Jasse “jazz” Matasse, 29 years of experience. Free. 10 appointments available. Ft. Myers and Ft. Myers Beach locations. Info: 503-0619.


Interpretive Center – 10am-4pm/Tues-Fri; 10am- 2pm/Sat & Sun. Free with paid parking @ $1/hour. Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve. 7751 Penzance Crossing, Ft. Myers. 533-7550.


Mehndi: Henna Tattoos – 11am-5pm. Mon-Sat. Temporary tattoos; fun and painless. Anahata. 945 Central Ave. Naples. Appt only 262-0811 or AnahataNaples.com.


Tarot, Psychic Readings & Energy Work – 11am- 5pm. Mon-Sat. Variety of readers and energy work- ers. Anahata.. 945 Central Ave, Naples. 262-0811 or AnahataNaples.com.


Palm Cottage House Museum Tours – 1-4pm. Tues-Sat. Presented by Naples Historical Society. Naples. 261-8164.


NOTE: All Calendar events must be received via email by Oct. 10 (for Novem- ber issue) and adhere to our guidelines. Email NAcalendar@naturalawakenings- mag.com for guidelines and to submit entries. No phone calls or faxes, please. Or visit swfl.naturalawakeningsmag.com/advertising to submit online.


Unity of Ft. Myers – 10am. 7/25-10/31. Rev. Jim Rosemergy, Minister; Children’s ministry; Susie Hulcher, Music. Open to all. 11120 Ranchette Rd. 278-1511 or UnityOfFortMyers.org.


Unity of Naples – 10am service and Sunday school conducted in open, accepting and empowering en- vironment. Children deepen their relationship with God. Nursery care provided. Naples. 775-3009 or NaplesUnity.org.


Unity of Bonita Springs – 10-11am. Sunday service with Rev. Phil Schlaefer. Music by Jerry Stawski. Inspiring lesson, music and meditation. 28285 Imperial Pkwy, Bonita. 947-3100.


Meditations & Prayers for World Peace in Ft. Myers – 10-11:30am. $10. Samudrabadra Bud- dhist Center. 6338 Presidential Ct, #105, Ft. Myers. 567-9739 or info@MeditationInFortMyers.org.


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Canoe Through the Estuary – 8:30-11am. Guided paddle tour through a productive ecosystems. 6 and up. $5. Barefoot Beach Preserve Learning Center, Bonita. Info and RSVP: 252-4024 or 252-4060.


Church of Spiritual Light – 9:45-11am. Sunday Service. Spiritual connection, meditation, ritual, prayer and song. 1939 Park Meadows Dr, #1, Ft. Myers. 560-6314 or ChurchOfSpiritualLight.org.


Guided Meditation, Center for Spiritual Liv- ing, Naples – 10am. Relax your mind and body and renew your connection to Spirit. Childcare is available. Naples. 263-8720. Info@cslnaples.org. CSLNaples.org.


Rivers and Creek Tour from Caloosahatchee Creeks Preserve – 10am-2pm. Includes equipment and Fla. Master Naturalist Guide. GAEA Guides. Ft. Myers. 694-5513.


Center for Spiritual Living, Cape Coral – 10:30am service. Celebration, connection, community and more. 406 SE 24th Ave, Cape Coral. More info: 574-6463. CenterForSpiritualLivingCC.com.


Center for Spiritual Living, Naples – 10:30am. We honor all paths to God and encourage you to evolve from your highest potential. Veterans Com- munity Park. Naples. 263-8720. info@cslnaples. org. CSLNaples.org


Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Greater Naples – 10:30am service, youth classes and childcare. Celebrates freedom, reason and com- passion. All welcome. 6340 Napa Woods Way, Naples. Info: 455-6553, uunaples@earthlink.net. UUNaples.org.


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