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Three Treasures Tai Chi Presents 8 Energy Circle Walking - A Moving Meditation for Aerobic Exercise and Relaxation
changing cycle of growth, decline, and rebirth in nature. If we resist this natural flow, our energies become blocked, and we are cut off from the primary source of our renewal. The 8 postures of this simple form are based on the 8 fun- damental energies of the I Ching. Regular practice of this form dissolves blockages and realigns us with the healing and restor- ative qi field, allowing us to continually rebirth ourselves by being completely and fully in the now. In this workshop, which will be held Tuesdays, May 1, 8, 15,
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22 from 7-8pm, you will be introduced to the basic principles of circle walking, the 8 postures, and to the practice of circle walking as a meditation in silence as well as to world music from circle walking traditions. Led by Sandy Seeber, a writer, teacher, counselor, healer,
workshop leader, and retreat facilitator. Her special interest lies in helping others move toward healing and wholeness by making esoteric wisdom practical, accessible, and useful to people in everyday life. She uses an integrative approach to healing and holds many certifications in body mind modalities such as Tai Chi and Qigong, Healing Touch, Energy Psychology, Labyrinth Facilitation, and the Enneagram.
Location: Knollwood Baptist Church, Winston-Salem. Cost: $20 for 4 class series, or $8 per class/$5 for Knollwood Baptist mem- bers. Registration is requested for this class. To register, send an email to
sandy@sandyseeber.com or call 336.724.1822 to let us know that you are coming. Bring cash or a check for $20 made out to Three Treasures Tai Chi with you on the day of class. Go to
www.threetreasures.org for additional event and advertising details. See ad on page 14.
istorically every culture has developed some form of circle walking as a means of achieving harmony with the ever
HealthSource Chiropractic and Progressive Rehab of the Triad Announce Fourth Location
the Triad offices are state of the art healthcare facilities. Our practices include the conservative treatment of disorders of the neck and back, soft tissue sprains and strains, non-surgical inter- vertebral disc lesions, carpal tunnel syndrome, whiplash associ- ated disorders, fibromyalgia and myofascial pain syndromes, as well as headaches and migraines. We use the latest FDA approved equipment and technology available, and combine medicine, physical rehabilitation, chiropractic and massage to ensure fast, long lasting results for our patients. At HealthSource we know that you and your health concerns
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are unique. That is why our practice combines the unique talents of physical rehabilitation, chiropractic and massage. Our multi- specialty team provides you with a non-surgical approach to your pain or injury. HealthSource is committed to providing the high- est quality of health services to help restore each patient to op- timal health and well being. At HealthSource of the Triad our goal is to offer relief of pain while working to correct the cause of your condition and maintain your health, with you as an active participant. The most successful health program is devoted to both healing and restoration of complete function. We are com- mitted to providing the newest and best in technological ad- vances and techniques to achieve maximum results for our pa- tients.
As part of the Reidsville Grand Opening all HealthSource of the Triad offices will offering new patients a FREE Consultation, sEMG exam and a health screening to track down your pain. So please stop in to any of our office locations in Greensboro, High Point or Danville, Va. call 1-800-588-4PAIN to be directed to the office newest to you.
ealthSource of the Triad is pleased to announce the grand opening of our new office in Reidsville. HealthSource of
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