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ing, restoring, relaxing and imagining. 7p. Free. Do- nations appreciated. 1340 Tuskawilla Rd., Suite 111, Winter Springs 32708. Please RSVP to 407-401-0890.


Rest & Restore & Thai w/ Ramona Crabtree- Falkner. Join us for an evening of pampering through a combination of gentle Restorative Yoga and Thai Massage. You will be guided to rest and restore and then you will be nurtured through Thai Massage to help you melt even deeper into relaxation! Space is limited to 8 participants. 6:30-8p. $30. Mindful Yoga Studio, Oakland. RSVP: 407-242-7180.


Infl ammation Seminar Current medical literature is documenting the link between infl ammation and de- generative illnesses, including Arthritis, Alzheimer’s, Diabetes, Heart Disease and Cancer. Learn how tra- ditional botanicals can be better than conventional drugs such as Vioxx, Celebrex and NSAID’s, espe- cially for long-term use. $35 (or $25 if registered by 7/19!) 3 CEUs are off ered for Massage Therapists, Dietitians, Nurses, and Midwives. To register, visit holisticlivingschool.org or call 407-595-3731.


SATURDAY JUL 28


Central FL Trees w/ Jim Hunter. Free. South Semi- nole Farm & Nursery, Casselberry, 407-695-3247.


TUESDAY JUL 31 Life Between Life w/ Diane L. Ross, M.A., Certi- fi ed Hypnotist, Master Practitioner NLP and author of Meditations for Miracles. Where does your soul go between incarnations? Do you meet with angelic or spiritual beings? Do you reunite with your loved ones? What do you do on “The Other Side?” This meditation will allow you to visit these mysterious realms and get answers to questions that you may have always wondered about. Based on the work of Michael Newton and his book, Life Between Lives, join us for the amazing journey! 7-8p. $15. The Winter Park Li- brary. Diane: 407-898-7918 or www.dianeross.com


WEDNESDAY AUG 1


Inner Child Support Group w/ Dr. Scott Irwin. (Bi- weekly 7/3-17-31). 7-9p. $20 Suggested Donation. Ayurbeauty Wellness Center, Orl. Info: www.dr-scott. com or 305-942-6378.


SATURDAY AUG 4


Edible Landscaping w/ Buckaroo Mussatto. 9-10a. Free. South Seminole Farm & Nursery, Casselberry, 407-695-3247.


SUNDAY AUG 5


Meditation 11a. $12. Kundalini Yoga Center, Alt Spgs 407-767-8717.


MONDAY AUG 6 VegCF First Monday Vegan Potluck Hosted by Vegetarians of Central FL, join us from 7-9p. Re- quested donation per person: a vegan dish or $10. First Unitarian Church of Orlando. RSVP: www. meetup.com/VegetariansCF


Reiki Circle w/ Cheri Flauto. Reiki Circle or Reiki Share is a gathering of Reiki practitioners for the pur- pose of sharing Reiki healing energy. While the time you spend on the table is shorter than you would dur- ing a regular Reiki session, you are receiving Reiki from multiple pairs of hands. 7:30p. Free. Donations appreciated. 1340 Tuskawilla Rd., Suite 111, Winter Springs 32708. Please RSVP to 407-401-0890.


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