event spotlights


Explore the Metaphysical & Holistic Life Expo


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piritual Life Productions will present the Austin Metaphysical & Holistic


Life Expo from 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., Oc- tober 6, and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., October 7, at the Holiday Inn Austin Midtown. Attendees will have opportunities to in- teract with many different practitioners such as psychics, readers, astrologers, energy workers, crystal and jewelry vendors, plus explore giſts and metaphysical products. “With our primary focus of education, we create a spirit-


centered environment. We are not focused on selling you something,” says Marilyn Waggoner, owner and producer of the quarterly events. “You won’t feel like you are walking through any kind of a trade show or shopping mall,” she advises. Educational lectures cover advanced, intermediate and basic


topics, giving attendees an opportunity to interact directly with many of the experts and practitioners in both one-on-one and group learning experiences.


Admission is $8/day; includes most lectures and door prizes. Loca- tion: 6000 Middlefiskville Rd., Austin. For more information, visit SpiritualLifeProductions.com. See ad, page 4.


Workshop Explores Joy, Curiosity and Gratitude Through Creativity


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n intuitive art workshop, Accessing Your Creativity


Trough Mindfulness: A Path to Inner Peace, Intuition and Joy, will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., September 22, at South Wind Equestrian Center, in Leander. Te introductory workshop for


adults will teach new ways to access inner creative spirit through ex- ercises, creative projects and techniques that can be done every day. Attendees will practice a few simple grounding and meditation tech- niques to become more present; learn easy exercises to do anywhere to relax the logical mind and open the intuitive brain; experience the color wheel and learn how to blend color; and paint a dreamcatcher. “Surrounded by the serene beauty of a tree-covered horse


ranch just north of Austin, participants will leave the workshop feeling more connected to inner wisdom, as well as feeling pur- poseful, invigorated and on fire with creative juice and possibility,” says Christine Szepesi, primary facilitator of the retreat. “A back- ground in art or artistic experience is not required; the workshop is focused on the process of creating, rather than the end product.”


Cost: $400 (plus fee), includes a light breakfast, snacks, lunch, ice water, parking and all art supplies. Location: 15214 Faubion Tr., Leander. For more information or to register, call 512-689-7793 or visit SouthWindEquestrian.com. See ad, page 4.


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