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Shaman’s Blessings Labyrinth on Naples Beach


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amantha Banks and


Barbara Se- gura, Celtic Shamans and co-creators of Shaman’s Bless- ings, will create


Samantha Banks and Barbara Segura


a labyrinth with gifts from Mother Gaia at 6 p.m., November 11, on the beach just north of the Naples Pier, in Naples. A labyrinth was recently created at the metaphysical retail store and healing cen- ter, located in Bonita Springs. “The positive response has encouraged us to do it again for a much larger group, out in nature, so that everyone can have an opportunity to release what no longer serves them and bring in more of what they want and need,” Banks and Segura advise. “11-11-11 is the perfect date to do it.”


For more info, call 239-947-0000, visit ShamansBlessings.com or email Shamans Blessings@live.com. See ad, page 46.


Collier County Audubon Society Debuts New Programs


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he kick-off of this season’s Collier County Audubon Society’s programming will feature its avian ecologist expert, Ted Below, speaking on The Coast in Motion, at 7:30 p.m., November 15, at Naples Botanical Gardens, in the FGCU Kapnick Center. His presentation will cover water birds and the challenges they face in our ever-changing Southwest Florida environment.


The event will also constitute the Society’s annual meeting.


Fee: $3, non-members; free for members, although donations are encouraged to help defray the costs of the auditorium and programs. Location: 4820 Bayshore Dr., Naples. For more information, call 239- 643-7822 or visit CollierAudubon.org.


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