Meditation News October 2009

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FRIDAY, 30 OCTOBER 2009
	Utilising Spirituality for Business Health
	Freda wrote this work of spiritual non-fiction showing readers, in her 264 page book, "Golden Keys", ways to successfully transform the business world to its higher model and shatter the old paradigms of fear, control, hate, greed and ego. "Golden Keys" sets the spiritual framework for human introspection, leading towards abundance for business. Activation of the "Golden Keys" within each chapter Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 29 OCTOBER 2009
	Mental Game Breakthrough
	Mental Game Technologies, the company responsible for the Minding Your Game mental game coaching course, reveals its' breakthrough mind/body coaching applications. The breakthrough results in a series of exercises that dissolve the negative effects that nerves have on a golfer's performance. The processes are simple yet powerful and expand into applications on eliminating performance anxiety. Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 28 OCTOBER 2009
	Mayo Clinic Center for Humanities
	Mayo Clinic Center for Humanities in Medicine presents its annual Meditation and Memorial concert, part of the Rosemary and Meredith Willson Harmony for Mayo Program. Each year, the concert is offered as a time of contemplation and commemoration. WHO:Cellist Kirsten Whitson, originally from Chicago, has performed internationally as a cello soloist and collaborator. She received a Bachelor of Mu Read Full Story
FRIDAY, 23 OCTOBER 2009
	Stepping Through the Veil Special Halloween
	The “Stepping Through the Veil Special Halloween Ceremony” sponsored by the Spiritual Unity Movement (SUM), will be presented at 6:55 p.m., Saturday, October 31, at “The Onion” Sacred Dome 9550 Haskell Ave. in North Hills (near the I-405 and Nordoff). SUM is an all-denominational, non-profit organization dedicated to honoring and celebrating the truth that exists at the heart of all faith traditio Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 22 OCTOBER 2009
	Powerful New Guided Relaxation CD
	When life presents too many demands, it’s easy to get stressed. And when that happens, our productivity and well-being suffer. But there is something you can do to alleviate the harmful effects. “We’re not designed to work non-stop,” says Toronto-based holistic health educator Evelyn Ennor. “In fact, the body has a powerful ability to provide the guidance needed to achieve vibrant health. We ne Read Full Story
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