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contents Natural Awakenings is your guide to a healthier, more balanced life. In each issue readers find cutting-edge information on natural health, nutrition, fitness, personal growth, green living, creative expression and the products and services that support a healthy lifestyle.

26 TRANSFORMATIVE TRAVEL

Outer Adventures, Inner Journeys

by April Thompson

29 A PRAYER

FOR PEACE by Nita Strauss

30 LADIES OF

THE DESERT Artwork of Carolyn King Interview by Mariann Moery

32 CREATING

COMMUNITY 15 Ways to Craft

a Circle of Caring

by Linda Buzzell

34 CHOOSING A

CHIROPRACTOR How to Find the Best One by Marlaina Donato

38 TUMERICO:

The Spice is Right by Suzie Agrillo

40 FERMENTED

FOODS REVIVAL

Rediscover Probiotic-Rich Foods by Judith Fertig

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42 FELINE

WORKFORCE Why a Job is the Cat’s Meow by Sandra Murphy

online SCHOOL OM WORK

ids Calm Themselves K with Meditation by April Thompson NaturalTucson.com/TUCS/Natural-Health

SOUL SHINE by Marianne Williamson NaturalTucson.com/TUCS/Inspiration

departments 10 newsbriefs 18 healthbriefs 20 eventspotlights 24 therapyspotlight 14 29 inspiration 30 artistspotlight 18 32 greenliving 34 healingways 36 mastersofbodywork

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here is art all around us, and artists, just the same. This issue’s cover art is an example that holds a special place in our hearts.

Publisher Editor-in-Chief Holly Baker Editor Michelle Bense Writers Suzie Agrillo, Michelle Bense, Carolyn King, Mariann Moery Calendars & Layout Design Erica Mills Sales & Marketing Holly Baker Holly@NaturalTucson.com To contact Natural Awakenings Tucson Edition: 4880 N Sabino Canyon Rd., Ste 12149 Tucson AZ, 85750-7010 Tucson Office Tel: 520-760-2378 Fax: 1-520-208-9797

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Cover artist Carolyn King, our regular Artist Spotlight writer, is not only a fan of Tucson artists (as made apparent in her interviews with many of our area’s creative forces)—she is an established artist herself. Turning the tables this month, our Artist Spotlight features King as the interviewee. She currently has an art exhibit downtown at The Joel Valdez Public Library, from October 2 through 30. See more of her work in this issue, on page 32, and check out even more in person at the exhibit. Holly Baker, publisher I am also excited to share that Natural Awakenings Tucson will be celebrating its 10th Anniversary with a community party next month, from 1 to 4 p.m., November 12, at the Reid Park Rose Garden. The event will be open to all, and will be a beautiful way to spend the afternoon meeting other conscious-minded people, and the movers and shakers of the healthy living community here. Check back in our November issue for more information. As always, I wish you health and happiness, and extend my gratitude for sharing the past 10 years with Natural Awakenings of Tucson.

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2017–2018 AZ IANDS Guest Speaker Series 2nd Thursdays, Unity of Tucson – Fridays, Unity of Mesa

Details at AZIANDS.org

Barbara Bartolome - When Barbara was 31 years old, she had a

profound NDE during a surgical procedure gone awry. Barbara’s NDE was featured on a Today Show special segment broadcast by NBC. Barbara is leader of the Santa Barbara IANDS group in CA.

Peter Panagore - died on the side of a mountain and his life was

forever changed. Decades later, the intense spiritual journey continues, with a story that combines the thrills of a wilderness adventure with elements of the paranormal. www.peterpanagore.com Marjorie Woollacott, PhD - has been a neuroscience professor for more than three decades and a meditator for almost four. Her book, Infinite Awareness: The Awakening of a Scientific Mind, is a scientist’s memoir and a research survey on human consciousness. Michaela Chatterjee, MA, LMFT - will share her vivid neardeath experience that occurred from a car accident in 1994 when she was 17 years old. She will talk about her experience with death and how it helps her live a more fulfilling life. *Robin Aisha Landsong - 8-yr old Robin was kidnapped and

taken to Africa where she escaped and was adopted by a native tribe. Shot by a hostile soldier invading her tribe, 5 beings guided her NDE & her African mother’s song brought her back. RobinLandsong.com. Nancy Rynes - was an agnostic-atheist, working in science/tech occupations. Transformed by a documented NDE in 2014, she now integrates the teachings of love, compassion, kindness, gratitude, and joy as a basis for a contented, meaningful life. nancyrynes.com David Hufford, PhD - University Professor Emeritus, Penn State

College of Medicine, has completed ground-breaking research about Combat Veterans' Near-Death Experiences (NDEs) and Spiritually Transformative Experiences (STEs). See NDEvideo.com/veterans. Tricia Barker – had a NDE do to a car accident during her senior

year in college and states “I consider the moment of my death the greatest gift of my life”. Her story was featured on the first season of "I Survived...Beyond and Back". triciabarkernde.com

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newsbriefs Second Anniversary of 100+ Women Who Care Tucson

he 100+ Women Who Care Tucson chapter is an informal group of women who love to give, meeting quarterly to support the wonderful work that our local charities do in funds, exposure and awareness in a minimal amount of time. The group is celebrating its 2nd Anniversary on October 19, at Westin La Paloma, with a check-in and mingle from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., followed by their meeting from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. The group is anticipating another exhilarating, fun event filled with compassion and excitement, beginning with a welcoming social hour and topping off with the Big Give. Three approved non-profits drawn at random will have the opportunity to speak on behalf of their individual charity. After the presentations, members of 100+ Women Who Care Tucson vote by private ballot on who they would like to see selected to receive the donation. The explosion of joy and excitement fills the room. For more information, visit 100WomenWhoCareTucson.org. See ad, page 15.

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heresa Mary Fischer, owner of TMF Marketing Consulting, is offering her low-cost marketing expertise to help the Natural Awakenings audience to grow their businesses. Fischer is a competent, results-driven and innovative professional with over 20 years of marketing success by building strategies that align with organizational visions, missions and business objectives. “If you are a small and growing business, you do not likely have a huge marketing budget yet,” says Fischer. “For the price of $100 plus lunch at a location with WiFi, spend time with an expert to discuss great marketing ideas, and what you should and should not be doing with your marketing dollars to help grow your business.” Fischer has the ability to develop key messaging and branding and discern appropriate traditional and new media tactics to reach target markets. She continuously serves as a trusted advisor for business executives on strategy and growth. For more information, call 520-265-2659, email TMF@TMFMarketingConsulting.com or visit TMFMarketingConsulting.com.

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Introducing Marine Clean Windows, LLC

ack Baker, owner of Marine Clean Windows, has always been driven to be the best at what he does. A former Marine, resort spa director, certified fitness specialist and private self-defense instructor, he now offers detailed cleaning of glass, window tracks and screens. Additional services include, Jack Baker but are not limited to: hard water treatments, screen repairs and ceiling fan cleaning. Baker enlisted in the Marine Corps shortly after high school and served for five-and-a-half years on active duty. During this period, he attended college to become a fitness specialist. After leaving the Marine Corps, he moved to Hawaii and began his spa career at Grand Wailea Resort. He went on to become the Spa Director at the Buena Vista Palace in Orlando, Florida, Sandals Royal Bahamian Resort & Spa in Nassau, Bahamas, and ended his spa career with the Tucson Omni National Resort & Spa. While in Tucson, Baker met his wife, and his love for Tucson ended his desire to pursue a career in the spa industry, which constantly required relocating. It was this decision that led to his current profession as a window cleaner. He entered the cleaning industry to assist his wife with her business (ResCom Cleaning Specialists). Many of her customers were in need of window cleaning, so in 2008, Baker formed a window cleaning business after researching the subject in-depth. For more information, call 520-240-6621, email MarineCleanWindows@yahoo.com or visit MarineCleanWindows.com.

Recycling Old Computers Made Easy

on Gibbens, owner of GE Computing, helps Tucsonans recycle their older, “out of date” computers to be made “near new” and used by people who otherwise may not be able to afford the technology. Pickups can be arranged from home or business. “Computer recycling that helps those who serve has become one of my passions. We have seen notebook computers go around the world to help students going to school and leaders in third world countries performing their leadership roles,” says Gibbens. Gibbens also helps clients “make your used computer as good as new”. For less than half the price of a new system, he’ll make the older computer “run as fast as a new one”. For more information, call 520-332-1485, email Don@GEComputerRepair.com or visit GEComputerRepair.com. See ad, page 17.

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fter 25 years experience in medical practice and research, Dr. Hannah Hershoff decided to leave her lucrative medical doctor career to create healing jewelry. A phone chat with a cousin who took a trip from China totally changed Dr. Hannah’s life. Dr. Sara Yo Hannah learned that the mystical stones from a remote area of Southeast China near her hometown have incredible spiritual healing properties. After extensive research, Dr. Hannah learned that the five natural elements in the stones had served several dynasties of Emperors over thousands of years. This information excited Dr. Hannah enormously and motivated her to test the spiritual healing effects of the stones. A few weeks after wearing Dr. Hannah’s bracelets, three out of four individuals reported they gained confidence, improved their self-image, sensed more connections to loved ones, and experienced a reduction in anxiety. This dramatic positive feedback encouraged Dr. Hannah to leave her medical career and work full time on Sara Yo healing jewelry. Dr. Hannah says, “I am so glad I have made this career change decision, as I truly believe in the power of spiritual healing. I am so happy to do something I am extremely passionate about and I can help more people than I even did before!” For more information, visit www.MySpiritJewel.com. NaturalTucson.com

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newsbriefs Farmers Insurance Offers Pet and Business Insurance

armers Insurance is for more than just auto and home. The Eghtesadi Agency, in Tucson, offers life, business and pet insurance as well. By examining clients’ needs against available options, plans, costs and benefits, they are able to take care of clients The Eghtesadi Agency Team and their families when they need it the most. Farmers Insurance has teamed up with Pets Best to offer exclusive coverage and discounts on pet insurance. Policy holders can choose from a policy that covers life’s emergencies, or one that even includes dental visits and wellness checks. They even offer comprehensive business insurance and an exclusive auto and home insurance discount for veterinarians. Location: The Eghtesadi Agency, 4866 E Broadway Blvd., Tucson. For more information, call 520-881-8000.

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lying Change Equine Therapy, in Atlanta, is an internationally recognized program that partners rescued horses in therapy with children, teens, adults and families healing from traumas like childhood neglect and abuse, domestic violence, sexual assault, natural disasters and the trauma of war and combat. In a study of their services, 82 percent of teens improved more in just five, one-hour sessions of equine assisted psychotherapy than they had in two years of Tootsie and Emily traditional talk psychotherapy. Hurricane Irma’s winds hit the farm full force, leaving behind a minimum of $20,000 in damages to the covered therapy barn and arena. The organization needs immediate help in any form—volunteers to help repair and rebuild, donations of building materials and cash donations. It is important to mention that many of those in need of Flying Change’s services are least able to afford treatment. The program has never turned away a client they believed they could help based on the inability to pay. Flying Change relies on the support and generosity of the community and needs assistance now more than ever. Location: 4680 Polo Lane SE, Atlanta GA. To donate, visit FlyingChange.org.

Introducing Bell Lifestyle Products New Look Nationwide

ith over 20 years of experience, Bell Lifestyle Products Inc., in South Haven, Michigan, is introducing a new look for its complete line of over 60 natural supplements across 13 health categories. Bell continues to expand its line of products, most recently launching a new, all-in-one bladder and urinary tract support formulation, see page 44, and a new line of sports supplements. Home Atmosphere In addition to rolling out all-new, color-coded packaging to help navigate their Nutritious “Home Cooked” Meals Happy, Healthy Home product offerings, Bell has updated their Sunny, ecommerce website to allow visitors to more easily shop online or find their local Health Bell Lifestyle retailer. The Bell Lifestyle & Happiness website is also host to an extensive library of health and wellness resources includOutdoor Walking Path Exercise Program ing the Bell Wellness Center. Sun Basking / Gardening The Bell Wellness Center contains hundreds of recipes, infographics and Social Activities articles on physical, mental, social and nutritional wellness from elected category Musical Programs experts. With new articles being posted weekly, there is information for all ages Online Activities & Games and ailments. TCC / Sabino Canyon / Foothills Bell Lifestyle Products offers a full money-back guarantee on more than 60 Park / Recreation Center natural health products that are availableHospital in more than 7,000 health food stores / Religious Services and pharmacies worldwide.

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newsbriefs Organic Coffees at That’s Amore Cafe

ucson’s Little Italy, That’s Amore Café, is now offering Organo organic coffees with organically grown ganoderma lucidum, featured in ancient and modern texts such as the American Herbal Pharmacopeia. The ganoderma infused in Organo products contains many natural compounds including beneficial antioxidants. That’s Amore Café uses 90 percent organic and fair trade ingredients, including coffee. The café is sponsored by Torani and has all the holiday syrups throughout the entire year: pumpkin pie, pumpkin spice, peppermint bark, gingerbread and shortbread cookie. “That’s only 1/16th of the entire list of syrups we carry,” says owner Lorenzo D’Auria. Committed to higher quality products at competitive prices, the café also offers bagel sandwiches, soups, salads, pizza and gelato from Italy. Right now, customers can buy a large drink and receive half off a pastry. For more information, call 520-965-5223, email Italian@ThatsAmoreCafe.com or visit ThatsAmoreCafe.com. See ad, page 16.

New Menu Items at Claire’s Cafe

hidden jewel in Catalina, Claire’s Cafe is a hub for locals, a destination location for Tucsonans and a drop-in roadside café for folks heading toward the lakes and back from vacation. The café’s new menu includes ethnic Jewish food items from Claire’s heritage, including scrambled eggs, lox and sautéed onions with bagel and cream cheese, fresh cheese blintzes, matzo brei, potato latkes and fresh-made corn beef hash. The café caters to special dietary requests—paleo, glutenfree and dairy-free. The home-style cooking uses 90 percent organic ingredients and local produce when available. Nationally known artists display their work here, including Native American art, one-of-a-kind handmade jewelry, unique Claire and scratchboard art, spectacular photography, beautiful oil paintings Steve Johnson and handmade purses/leather work. Claire’s Café offers free Thanksgiving dinner the day before Thanksgiving, and has done so for 28 years—with as many as 600 walk-ins in past years. A separate area for meetings and parties is available, with individualized catering menus. Location: 16140 N. Oracle Rd., Catalina. For more information, call 520-825-2525, email ClairesCafe@comcast.net or visit ClairesCafe.net. See ad, page 5.

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Energy Healing Sessions at EnergeticHeartHealing

eanie Underwood, a Heart-Centered Intuitive Healer at EnergeticHeartHealing, offers individual energy healing sessions, with no physical contact. She can “see/ feel” people’s energy and help them shift it. Underwood, a Reiki Master, offers tools and skills from her extensive training and healing, including shamanic practices and techniques from Braddock Body Voices, Jeanie Undewood EFT and Heart Rhythm Meditation. “The Solar Equinox brought a change in the energy on the planet, creating an environment for Light Workers and Old Souls to express the fullness of their being and more easily offer their gifts to the world,” explains Underwood. “So many Light Workers and Old Souls have felt stuck over the past year or more, and berate themselves for not moving forward with what they feel is the purpose of their life. The eclipse marked an energetic shift that opens the door to bringing their gifts to the healing of the planet. The energy coming to us now is clear and strong, and our fellow human beings need our gifts now more than ever.” Celebrate this transition brought on by the new energy by welcoming the change and opening of an energetic door with energetic clearing and meditation tools in order to remove the blocks and move forward emotionally, physically and/or spiritually. For more information, call 520-344-9992, email EnergeticHeartHealing@gmail.com or visit EnergeticHeartHealing.com.

Save the Date: Natural Awakenings Community Party

n November 12, the Tucson edition of Natural Awakenings is throwing a party to celebrate 10 years of publishing in the community. The family-friendly event, featuring healthy food, music, activities and more, will be held from 1 to 4 p.m., at Reid Park Rose Garden. “This is going to be a high-vibration afternoon, so we hope many people will join us,” says Holly Baker, who publishes the magazine. “We are fortunate to have so many talented people in our wellness community. Many of them will be at the party to help us celebrate.” There will be a featured charity, and visitors will be able to win raffles totaling more than $1,000 in gifts and certificates. This event promises to be lots of fun—a huge celebration for all. Stay tuned for more information in our November issue. Location: Reid Park Rose Garden, E. 22nd St. & Country Club Rd., Tucson. For more information, visit NaturalTucson.com. See ad, page 10. NaturalTucson.com

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he International Swimming Hall of Fame hosted a fascinating and visionary “Conference on NearDeath Experiences While Drowning”, on August 18. Since its inception in 1965, ISHOF has been the “Mecca of Aquatics”, bringing together many fascinating people and acting as the facilitator for knowledge exchange. This conference brought attention to neardeath experiences during a drowning episode, a very important issue largely neglected by most aquatic safety professionals. “I could see, floating in the air, the lifeguards attempting to resuscitate a lifeless body; it was mine.”; “I saw a bright light that asked me, in a life review, what I have done in my life for love and learning.”; “I felt peace and no fear of death.” These are the words of people reporting what they experienced during the time they “died” temporarily during a drowning episode, as reported by Jan Holden, Ed.D. and S. Avramidis, Ph.D. in their book Near-Death Experiences While Drowning. Such reports are termed near-death experiences (NDEs). Contemporary advances in cardiopulmonary resuscitation and defibrillation have enabled lifeguards and first responders to bring large numbers of victims back to life, heretofore unprecedented in human history. Of the millions of those who survive drowning each year, approximately 20 percent of survivors report NDEs.

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Dolores Huerta Comes to The Loft Cinema

he Loft Cinema will be screening Dolores, a documentary about Dolores Huerta—one of the most important, yet least known, activists in the fight for racial, class and gender equality in American history—beginning October 6. The public can also meet Huerta in person at a post-film Q&A, at 7:30 p.m., October 9. Huerta was an equal partner cofounding the first farm workers union with Cesar Chavez, but her enormous contributions have gone largely unrecognized. Even as she empowered a generation of immigrants to stand up for their rights, her own fiery dedication and relentless work ethic were constantly under attack. False accusations from foes and friends alike, of child neglect and immoral behavior from a woman who married three times and raised 11 children, pushed Dolores out of the very union she helped create. Still, she remains as steadfast in her fight as ever at the age of 87. Director Peter Bratt’s provocative and energizing documentary reveals the raw, personal stakes involved in committing one’s life to the fight for justice and sets the record straight on one of the most effective and undervalued civil and labor rights leaders in modern U.S. history. Winner of Audience Awards for Best Documentary at the San Francisco, Seattle and Minneapolis Film Festivals.

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Coffee Actions • dilation of bile ducts, facilitating excretion of toxic cancer breakdown products by the liver and dialysis of toxic products across colon wall • antihistamine effect • relief from fatigue, pain, headache and migraine • helps with spasms, precordial (heart, throat, chest) pain and sedation withdrawal • stimulates production of glutathione-S-transferase, an enzyme used by the liver to enhance its detoxification pathways • theophylline and theobromine (two other chemicals in coffee) dilate blood vessels and counter gut inflammation • palmitates enhance the enzyme system responsible for removal of toxic free radicals from serum • enema fluid stimulates the visceral nervous system to promote peristalsis and transit of diluted toxic bile from the duodenum and out rectum Process: Cleanse the colon first, using colon hydrotherapy, an enema or laxative. Then infuse the coffee implant, retaining on right side for 15 minutes. Focus on deeper breathing. Preparation: Add 3 Tbsp of organic ground coffee to 8 to 24 ounces of purified water. Boil for 3 minutes, then simmer for 20 minutes. Strain and use at body temperature. Place in bulb syringe or enema bag. Alternative quart concentrate: Add 1 cup of organic ground coffee to 1 quart of water. Let boil for 3 minutes, then simmer for 20 minutes. Strain. One cup of concentrate is added to 8 to 16 ounces of water and placed in a bulb syringe or enema bag. Sheila Shea, M.A., is director of the Intestinal Health Institute and uses natural methods to heal the gastrointestinal system. Shea is a subject matter expert on sugar, Metabolic Syndrome and detoxification. She is a certified Gut and Psychology Syndrome practitioner. Connect at 520-325-9686, Intestines@SheilaShea.com and IntestinalHealthInstitute.com. See ad, page 28.

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brary, in downtown Tucson. The paintings were created within the past two years to vanced General Dentistry Degree ters Certification in Implants honor the women of six different cultures rnational Academy of Oral Medicine & Toxicology Accredited Dentist which have formed the Tucson we know ters Degree in Environmental and Occupational Health today, including representations of Native American cultures, Mexico, Spain, China, Call 520-326-0082 for an appointment African-American culture and the Spirit 1601 N Tucson Blvd., Suite #35, Tucson, AZ 85716 of the pioneer and homestead women of www.krizmandental.com • smile@krizmandental.com Caucasian descent. King grew up in a home surrounded by arts and crafts from around the globe, and she credits her parents’ love of world cultures and travel as primary sources of inspiration for her life’s work as a practicing artist and as a teachingartist. She trained as a print-maker in San Miguel de Allende in the early 1970s, later receiving her BFA from the School of the Chicago Art Institute. King cites her 40-plus-year hatha yoga practice as a major source of guidance in her creative life. She received a Master’s of Arts & Consciousness in the late 1980s. King currently offers classes and workshops for women, children and teens at Heart to Hand Studio, located just east of downtown. She also teaches locally at The Drawing Studio, The Jewish Community Center and TMC Senior Center.

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itual by Kate’s Magik will celebrate the second anniversary of their brick-and-mortar Aroma Boutique and Spa in the El Presidio district of Tucson, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., October 28. All those interested in aromatherapy, divine natural perfumes, reiki and massage treatments are invited to come meet Kate and the great people who help run the Kate’s Magik brand and Ritual Boutique. The event will be dedicated to the Autumn Season, Samhain and Dia de los Muertos. The open house will include mini-treatments, healthy treats, refreshments and a generous sale on Kate’s Magik products. “October is the month of magik. As the final Harvest Season approaches and we move into the darker half of the year, the veil between the worlds grows thin. For those who practice the old religion or celebrate the seasons and moon phases, the days leading up to the festivals at the end of the month are a highly spiritual time—a time to honor ancestors, celebrate those who have passed, contemplate needed changes and set intentions for the darker months ahead,” enthuses Kate Becker, founder/creator/owner of Kate’s Magik. “I extend a wholehearted invitation to all seekers of healing, love and magik.” Location: 215 N. Court Ave., Tucson. For more information, call 520-422-2642 or visit RitualTucson.com. See ad, page 12.

Qigong and Enlightenment

Y qigong is a practice of finding our true self and connecting our true self to the universe. It’s not a practice that’s based on knowledge, but rather direct transmission from practitioners. Mark Frighetti will be teaching level one in a ZY qigong intensive, from 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., November 18 and 19. Qigong is about leaving what is commonly known and opening our hearts to the greater mysteries of nature, thus releasing oneself to flow within nature. It is a practice that uses our physical body as our greatest gift and guide for self-empowerment and deep transformation. It’s not about transcending from our daily life on earth but rather making earth one of our greatest supports and allies in this transformation. There’s a reason why human beings stand between earth and sky. Many ancient teachings say that with an incarnated body, we can reach enlightenment in a lifetime. While dis-incarnated, it may take a soul eons. This practice is through the body, not leaving the body or disregarding it. Staying grounded while opening the heart and flowing with nature simplifies this transformation.

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years of working experience with special emphasis on engineering, water rights, riparian ecosystems, flood control, riverine morphology, grazing systems, erosion control, site and water development, groundwater and international issues. “In order to make positive changes on the ground,” Lomeli says, “there must first be positive changes in people’s hearts. We must therefore concentrate on building partnerships wherever possible.” The music lineup for the festival includes headlining artist TaliasVan & The Bright & Morning Star Band, a 13-piece band of seasoned musicians from around the world, playing CosmoPop—music of the future for minds of the future. CosmoPop is spiritually-hip vocal music that addresses the sufferings of our times and gives hope for a better world to come. It is TaliasVan’s unique form of spiritual-vocal music that incorporates spiritual lyrics, mantra and sacred dance using rock, jazz, celtic, folk, world music, CosmoFolk and even CosmoCountry to create an interuniversal and interdimensional experience. This year’s festival is set to be the biggest yet, with newly constructed Global Change Music bands Vansbuildings to be showcased on the Guard and Starseed Acoustic Ensemble are EcoTour and internationally acclaimed also on this year’s lineup. For socially conspeakers taking the stage. The popular scious folk-rock band VansGuard, aligning EcoTours share a comprehensive look spirituality, familial bonds, humanitarian into organic gardening, permaculture, and ecological concerns and fine songcraft rainwater harvesting, grey water harvest- is a rallying call for a global paradigm shift. ing, heritage crops and heirloom seeds, Starseed Acoustic Ensemble is one of the poly-culture and food diversity, comvoices of true change. Their unique style posting, solar and wind energy, green of folk rock will get attendees on their feet, building techniques incorporating natu- uplift their heart and inspire minds to build ral materials as well as upcycled and a future of light and life. recycled materials, watershed manage `Entrance to the festival is $10 for ment and Arizona’s largest Food Forest. ages 12 and up, and $3 for ages 11 and Keynote speakers include Bill under. Fees for camping, activities and McDorman, Kate Tirion and Ben LomEcoTours help foster the EcoVillage’s eli. McDorman is the former Executive many prototype projects for creating Director of Native Seeds/SEARCH in a more sustainable, environmentally Tucson and co-founder of several seedconscious and equitable world. Prosaver organizations including the Rocky ceeds from the festival support Avalon Mountain Seed Alliance. He is also the Gardens Internships, the Personality author of Basic Seed Saving and was Integration Rehabilitation Program and featured in the award-winning documen- Homeless Is Not My Choice—nonprofit tary, SEED: The Untold Story. Tirion is the programs which assist individuals from Director of Deep Dirt Farm Institute, and diverse backgrounds in various levels will be speaking on her work as consulof healing, training and education to tant, designer and manager for largeactualize their dreams and talents. scale projects transforming landscapes For tickets and camping reservations, into long-term sustainable systems. call 520-398-2542 or visit Lomeli is a consulting Hydrologist and Natural Resources Scientist with over 35 EarthHarmonyFestival.org. See ad, page 18.

Earth Harmony Festival Shares Vision of Hope Through Sustainability in Action

xperience the lifestyle of the near future. The Earth Harmony Festival brings attendees into the progressive and innovative lifestyle of a fully functioning EcoVillage. Held at Avalon Organic Gardens & EcoVillage in Tumacácori, October 7 and 8, the Earth Harmony Festival offers a one-of-a-kind experience to tour and camp in North America’s largest EcoVillage during a weekend of conscious music, delicious food, local vendors and crafts, activities for kids and presentations on a wide variety of sustainable living practices—all set on 220 acres of the scenic Santa Cruz River valley, nestled between the Tumacácori and San Cayetano Mountains. Avalon Garden’s founders, Gabriel of Urantia and Niánn Emerson Chase, began the Earth Harmony Festival to share the vision unfolding at Avalon Gardens, and both the festival and the vision have been growing ever since. Festival organizer Amadon DellErba says, “We want to educate and inspire others to change their consciousness around what it means to be truly sustainable by experiencing a regenerative culture in action. We have created a physical and sacred reality that models the intrinsic values of environmental, social and spiritual sustainability.”

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An Integrative Approach to

Parkinson’s Disease Treatment

teve Liu, an estabstimulation and medicalished acupuncturist tions help ease motor and and business owner in non-motor symptoms, the Northwest Tucson area at this time there is no since 2001, practices at cure or therapy proven to HanLing Acupuncture Healslow the progress of the ing Center, and this year disease. Liu’s personal story marks the 25th anniversary of living through Parkinof his father’s passing from son’s disease with his Parkinson’s disease. father, coupled with the Liu’s practice is a direct Steve Liu lineage from his mother, Dr. tremendously increasing Grace Liu, who studied and incident rate, has led him practiced under the old school in China. to a personal and professional mission Prior to his career as an acupuncturist, he to find natural ways to not only improve was an electrical engineer in Silicon Val- quality of life, but to actually slow down ley, working with lasers, and he has since the progression of the disease. developed a modern treatment approach He has integrated two contempoto acupuncture which integrates laser. rary but scientifically founded therapies In 1992, when his father passed, very to address the progression of Parkinson’s little attention was given to Parkinson’s disease. Neuro-acupuncture (or scalp disease. Now, 25 years later, it is the 14th acupuncture) integrates traditional Chileading cause of death in the U.S., with nese needling with Western medical un1.5 million Americans currently sufferderstanding of the brain. In the last 30 ing from the disease. Although significant years, this therapy has been extensively scientific advances such as deep brain studied and shown remarkable results in 22

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treating stroke paralysis, multiple sclerosis and Parkinson’s disease. Acupuncture can also help support cognitive function and slow the decline from Parkinson’s symptoms. A study done in 2002 by the Department of Neurology at the University of Maryland School of Medicine revealed 20 Parkinson’s patients were treated with 16 sessions of acupuncture. Eighty-five percent of those patients reported improvement of symptoms, including tremors, walking, handwriting, slowness, pain, sleep, depression and anxiety. There were no adverse effects. Photobiomodulation (PBM) Therapy is the use of a low-intensity laser or LED light source on our biological system. Beneficial outcomes include alleviation of pain and inflammation, immunomodulation, promotion of wound healing and tissue regeneration. PBM is on the fringe of today’s therapy treatments because it does not have an avenue in the Western medical industry at this time. However, many studies presented at PBM conferences around the world in the last 10 years show the positive effects of this therapy when applied through the scalp and nasal cavity on patients with traumatic brain injury, Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s. Furthermore, the therapy is proving not only absolutely safe but without any adverse side effects. This is a very important point when so often a patient has to compromise side effects for relief of their primary medical conditions. These acupuncture and PBM therapies can be applied together in one session when a patient is either sitting upright or laying down comfortably. The therapies can even prove relaxing in an environment where soft music and low lighting encourage a sense of peaceful relaxation. These two therapies will be presented and explored in-depth in a workshop sponsored by HanLing Acupuncture Healing Center, from 1 to 4 p.m., October 28, at the Tucson Chinese Cultural Center. In addition to Liu’s acupuncture and PBM therapies, there will be four supplemental healing modalities presented at the workshop. Each modality has been empirically and/or scientifically shown to slow down the progression of the disease and/or alleviate Parkinson’s symptoms. Movement and massage therapies

have proven to alleviate symptoms associated with Parkinson’s as well as to improve movement and function in activities of daily living. In this workshop, Joe Pinella, a well-known qigong/Tai Chi practitioner, will present his incredible story of self-healing to overcome a quadriplegic diagnosis. Through his miraculous healing, Pinella developed his business, called Healing Movement Systems, and he has been using the system to help many patients with Parkinson’s disease move better and enjoy more quality of life. Maria Mitchell will address stiff muscles, tremors and symptoms of constipation. Mitchell’s master’s in Gerontology, over two decades of experience as a massage therapist, as well as certification in Yoga Therapy, makes her an expert in her field. Neuromuscular Therapy can improve muscular movements and alleviate tremors, while Chinese Abdominal Massage (known as CNT) and yoga poses can help address issues of constipation that are often associated with Parkinson’s conditions. Parkinson’s patients being able to ride a bicycle was first reported by a clinic in the Netherlands in 2012. Additionally, a 2010 study showed an exercise method called assisted exercise using tandem bicycles. This method can be highly beneficial to a Parkinson’s patient’s shuffling gait and hand trembling. The study describes a captain in the front seat of a tandem bicycle pedaling at a very high pace, with

Liu’s personal story... coupled with the increasing incident rate of Parkinson’s, has led him to a personal and professional mission to find natural ways to not only improve quality of life, but to actually slow down the progression of the disease.

an animal model of Parkinson’s disease. This study was the first one of its kind to provide a possible link between bacteria in our gut and Parkinson’s disease. Fiber in plant-based foods is the only nutrient the gut bacteria needs to flourish. Cory is eager to help patients attain wellness with plant-based nutrition and instill confidence in their own ability to make choices to enrich body, mind and spirit. A typical patient may not need all five therapies, depending on their stage of progression, and Liu helps coordinate the appropriate therapies and their frequency. He understands each Parkinthe patient being “assisted” to pedal at son’s patient is unique and there is no the same pace in the rear to cause rapid “one-size-fits-all” treatment protocol. leg movement, which in turn may help Liu stresses that this treatment the release of dopamine from the exercise regimen in no way is a claim to cure to help overall body movement. Parkinson’s. However, this workshop A recent Cleveland Clinic research is the first of its kind to assemble a found that this rapid leg movement is team of practitioners who will present the key to the reduction of Parkinson’s well-founded practices for dramatically disease symptoms. HanLing clinic has acquired a motorized stationary bicycle improving quality of life for Parkinson’s called Theracycle, which when riding in patients. Additionally, attendees will come away with tips on how to prevent its high speed assisted mode, can have Parkinson’s disease and memory loss, the same beneficial effect of rapid leg movement as the Tandem bicycle riding. which can be a complication to many Karianne Cory, a graduate of Cornell Parkinson’s patients later in life. University’s Certificate in Plant Based A Life Changing Workshop: An IntegraNutrition Program, will present Plant tive Approach to Parkinson’s Disease Based Nutritional Therapy. In a study Treatment will be held from 1 to 4 p.m., published in the December 1, 2016 isOctober 28, at Chinese Cultural Center, sue of Cell, Caltech researchers showed 1288 W. River Rd., in Tucson. Cost is that signals from the gut microbiome affected the level of neuro-inflammation $27. Call 520-878-8116 to reserve seats today. See ad, page 8. and the degree of motor dysfunction in

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For Mind-Body Health, Visit Yume Japanese Gardens

hether heading for the beach at Rocky Point, the hiking trails in Saguaro National Park and Sabino Canyon, the cool forests on Mt. Lemmon or simply going for a walk in Tucson’s Reid Park after a hard day, we all instinctively know that getting out into natural surroundings makes us feel better. The healing power of nature is not simply anecdotal. Where the human hand has intervened vigorously in nature—say, to create a garden—the restorative effects can be even greater. This is especially true of Japanese garden settings. Scientific research is documenting that the design principles and plantings of these gardens are the most effec-

tive of all natural or created landscapes in benefiting visitors. The therapeutic value of a Japanese garden appears in different ways. Japanese studies have shown that visitors are more relaxed, because what they see induces slow alpha brain waves, identical to those of someone who takes time out to reflect or meditate. They enter an “alpha state”. People who regularly visit Japanese gardens report decreased feelings of sadness, anxiety, stress and loneliness. To enhance this experience, Yume Japanese Gardens of Tucson offers a research-supported 12-week Stroll for Well-Being Program, open to anyone suffering from grief, PTSD, depression, the uncertainty of serious illness or other emotional distress. Participants report greater feelings of happiness and joy afterward. Japanese gardens do more than simply lift our mood, however. They also provide a variety of positive physical effects. Mind-body medical research is leading growing numbers of U.S. hospitals to install Japanese gardens for patients. Regular visits or viewing lowers blood pressure and muscle tension and boosts the immune system through increased white blood cell counts. Patients with access to Japanese gardens also use fewer painkillers and suffer somewhat lower rates of postsurgical complications. Yume Japanese Gardens of Tucson is located at 2130 N. Alvernon Way, one block south of the Tucson Botanical Gardens. It is open October 1 to May 7, from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday. For information about the Gardens and the Stroll for Well-Being program, call 520-303-3945 or visit YumeGardens.org.

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Top 10 Ways to Put More Cash in Your Pocket by Kevin Marshall

ash really is king. Cash flow is what it is all about, and cash flow problems can kill businesses. According to a U.S. Bank study, 82 percent of business failures are due to poor cash management. Here are some great ways to keep more cash in your business’ pocket.

Profits aren’t cash. Profits are accounting. You can’t pay vendors or employees with profits, only cash. You can spend all your cash on assets like equipment and then wonder where the profits are.

Don’t treat your business as a money tree. Numerous business owners suck every ounce of life (cash) out of their company and then wonder why they have cash flow problems.

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Growing businesses suck up more cash than you think. Growth costs cash—and more cash. The faster a business grows, the more financing is needed. Track KPIs (Key Performance Indicators). KPIs are used to measure success. Fill in the blank: “By not using KPIs, I am setting myself up for _______.”

Stay current (ideally, daily) on accounting. Timely financial reporting exposes problems before they become nightmares and also identifies opportunities for growth. Timeliness = more cash.

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Receivables are bad. Receivables is cash in a customer’s bank account that belongs to you.

Get a business line of credit. It’s much easier to obtain financing when we don’t need it. Get a business line of credit now, before the you-know-what hits the fan. Keep a rainy day fund. Excess cash on hand eliminates a lot of stress. Get customers to pay faster. Use a free service like BlisPay (six-month, no-interest credit card for customers). Measure, measure, measure. What gets measured gets done.

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TRAVEL Outer Adventures, Inner Journeys by April Thompson

An open-hearted journey can take unexpected paths. More travelers today are searching for deep and lasting changes in their view of themselves and the world.

Declare Your Intentions

Part of the intention setting is clarifying what we hope to accomplish through making a journey, suggests Nathaniel Boyle, creator of The Travelers podcast and the travel platform Holocene that facilitates community among transformation-seeking travelers. It might be climbing a mountain with our spouse to strengthen a marriage, or taking a cooking class in Italy or a basket weaving workshop in Indonesia to rekindle a sense of fresh input and creative expression.

Cousineau suggests that travelers prepare to open their thinking by reading about the history, culture and geography of a place, and then continue to learn en route by talking to locals for insight rather than relying only on a guidebook. “Make yourself vulnerable. Ask questions and be humble. Talk to your waiter or cab driver about their lives and conditions in their country. Those that become most delighted and transformed by their experiences are the most curious,” observes Cousineau. Anna Pollock, of London, England, founder of Conscious Travel and a sustainable travel expert, elaborates on potential results. “Travelers may see the world and their part in it differently or feel greater clarity, peace, freedom or hope. For some, it’s about insights into their personal purpose. Others may return with a deeper sense of connectedness or feeling of mastery that comes from trying something completely new.” Jake Haupert, of Seattle, owner of Evergreen Escapes International, co-founded the Transformational Travel Council to help people embark on such life-altering journeys, and translate “Aha!” moments on the road into meaningful changes back home. He has witnessed individuals undergo radical shifts from changing careers to becoming parents. One couple was so moved by their experiences on an African safari that they adopted their first child from Kenya.

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Attention and intention are the main ingredients for transformative travel for Phil Cousineau, acclaimed author of The Art of Pilgrimage. “Ask yourself what is motivating the journey: Are you going just to check something off your bucket list because you read about it or are you going because your grandma told you how magical her visit there was in the 1920s? Are you going because you’re at a crossroads in your life, marriage or work?” queries Cousineau. Naming your intention helps open up the heart and psyche for transformation. Cousineau recommends sharing our choice beforehand with a friend or even a casual acquaintance. Writing it down can also unpack those yearnings and understand the pull to a place.

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Move Beyond Comfort

“Travel can serve as a vehicle for expansive personal growth. Through it, we learn to explore the world and ourselves,” Boyle observes. “When you venture outside the controlled environment of prepackaged trips for tourists to face difficult decisions and confusing and chaotic situations that require problem solving, that’s where real change can occur,” says Haupert. “My 12,000-mile journey from Washington, D.C., to Antarctica was transformative in so many ways,” says journalist Andrew Evans, author of The Black Penguin memoir. “I’m a geographer by training and spent four years studying maps, but I never understood the true size of the world until I traveled across it on a Greyhound bus. I now see the world as much smaller and much more accessible. The trip made me a stronger, more confident person, and less afraid of what other people think of me; it also made me want to keep traveling.” “Travel comes from the word travail, to labor, and trip from tripalium, Latin for a medieval torture rack. Metaphorically, travel can feel like torture at times, and some travelers feel unhappy, unprepared, bored or disappointed,” remarks Cousineau. “But the flip side is that travels can stretch us, just like a medieval rack.”

If you have stretch goals, you can build them into an itinerary, advises Haupert, whether it’s getting up the courage to skydive or negotiating a purchase in a foreign street market.

Do Less, Experience More

To heighten experiential awareness while traveling, build fewer to-dos into an itinerary, the experts recommend. “Immerse yourself in a place. Leave time for unplanned explorations, rather than bouncing between destinations without space for spontaneity and restful reflection,” says Haupert. “Also build in time for meditation, yoga, simple relaxation or other intentionally restorative moments in-between the high-intensity peak experiences.” Haupert suggests staging a ceremonial start to a journey, such as a special dinner or bike ride upon arrival. Similarly, Cousineau recommends starting a new journal on every journey, to ceremoniously start anew in one’s thinking. Engaging in ritual can also help awaken the traveler, says Cousineau. He suggests walking in silence as we approach a sacred site, or physically engaging with it, as pilgrims might do when they palm the feet of a Buddha statue or press their forehead to the Wailing Wall. Sacred sites are fertile ground for transformative experiences, says Lori Erickson, an Episcopal deacon, travel

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writer and author of Holy Rover: Journeys in Search of Mystery, Miracles, and God, a memoir of her trips to a dozen of the world’s holy sites. “So many people have prayed and opened their hearts in a holy place that you can feel the energy,” she says. Erickson suggests that travelers seek out hallowed ground from different traditions, which can help heal divides among people of divergent faiths. “The art and architecture of holy sites are beautiful manifestations of spiritual longing and human creativity. These places have the power to move you, regardless of your own spiritual background.”

Drive Home Transformation

Starting with a moment of reflection before departing a place, take advantage of a trip’s afterglow to recall insights learned, gel memories, share insights and move to make changes stick. Haupert sees this as a good time to develop an action plan to “express gratitude for the journey and create a framework for your homecoming.” Then, take a day to reflect upon returning home before jumping back into work or other obligations, internalAdventure travelers izing your experience and integrating named transformation and your “traveler self” back into normalcy. It might involve a trip to the spa, an afan expanded worldview ternoon of journaling or organizing trip as top motives for Lasting Travel Gifts photos, suggests Haupert. “Resist the urge to check emails When you give while traveling, their explorations. the minute the plane touches down you often get back even more, says ~Adventure Travel or start planning the next trip. Take Cousineau. “A pilgrim never travTrade Association time to remember the journey and els empty-handed. Bring gifts; even see your home turf with fresh eyes,” postcards from home can make a adds Cousineau. meaningful connection.” He recently had realized, “We wanted life to be The returned pilgrim has a responbrought baseball equipment along filled with travel, culture and people, sibility to memorialize the journey, an on a group tour he led to give to kids and to make an impact along the way,” ancient tradition of Judeo-Christian in baseball-crazed Cuba. Giving apsays Vanderburg. “We went knowing and Islamic faiths, advises Cousineau. preciation is as important as tangible we wanted to create a social venture, The San Francisco writer traveled with mementos, he notes. “Gratitude makes but first wanted to see what was really a group on foot from Louisville, Kentransformation possible; that’s what needed by the community.” modern people are longing for, to be They went on to partner with local tucky, to Thomas Merton’s Abbey of Our Lady of Gethsemani, near Bardstown, touched.” educational nonprofits and artisans to Kentucky, to celebrate the legacy of Boyle suggests that finding ways launch Life Out of the Box, a line of to give back can unlock unique clothing and accessories modeled after Merton and Mahatma Gandhi. One of the women inked a footprint from each opportunities. Quinn Vanderberg and Toms’ “Buy one, give one” business of 100-plus travelers, sewing them into a Jonathon Button, guests on Boyle’s model. For every product sold, the quilt to commemorate the pilgrimage. podcast, left stable lives and jobs in entrepreneurs donate school supplies Chronicling the journey can be as California for Nicaragua in 2012 with to a child in need. Since 2012, the simple as a dinner party with friends only their travel bags and a shared project has expanded to also support to share what we have learned, says dream. Brainstorming a vision for a kids in Guatemala, Kenya, Mexico and Cousineau, but suggests that travelers new life together, the 25-year-old pair Morocco. engage attendees to also contribute their own stories and reflections. “We have a choice upon returning; do nothing and just let that experience fade or own it for ourselves,” concurs Boyle. “It’s incumbent to extract the meaning of our experiences and find a Full-Spectrum GI Support % way to express them, whether through a • Colon Hydrotherapy off • GAPS™ Counseling & Groups (gaps.me) photo series, article, painting or video. series of • Detoxification Protocols The traveler’s ‘third act’ of creativity 5, 8 and 10 after preparation and execution is how sessions! we process change.” Sheila Shea, MA

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is present in your life. You are here, breathing air, with the amazing privilege of enjoying this human life. Allow yourself to cultivate gratitude. Pause, and imagine the blessings of this moment flowing forth from your calm center of peace, radiating to all of those you love. Allow this sense of wellbeing to flow forth to all of those who impact your life in any way, whether they sell you groceries, deliver your mail or cash your check at the bank. Allow this sense of well-being and gratitude to surround those with whom you share difficult relationships, as well. Perhaps not quite so easy, but really, they are not so different from you. There by Nita Strauss are probably people on the planet who ach time we learn of more tragic only way we will ever lighten the collec- might have difficulty wishing you well, but what a gift their willingness would events in the news, it’s hard not to tive consciousness of humankind is by be. In this moment, allow your own feel a heaviness in our hearts. We contributing love. We must forgive. willingness to wish others well to include cannot control the outer events in the It is up to those of us who do know all of those affected by the violence and world—but we can choose our reto honor the precious divinity within all chaos in the world, whether victim or sponse, and our response must be love. beings. Even those who are so very, very, perpetrator. Allow yourself to remember We are called to be peacemakers. No terribly misguided in their actions. No matter what, we will never bring peace matter how it is expressing, no matter how that—no matter the appearance—we are not separate from one another. if our hearts are filled with hate. No tragic the circumstances. All beings wish Let us join together in this prayer matter how much hate we see or experi- to be safe, wish to be happy, wish to be of peace. This is not a prayer asking for ence, we cannot hate back. loved, wish to know good in their lives. peace to be given to us, because peace Being a peacemaker does not mean In addition to the cultural and sois already present within each and every we tolerate or excuse hateful actions on cietal events, we are each dealing with one of us. It is a prayer of willingness to the part of others. Being a peacemaker our own personal challenges. Many are be that which we are, and of willingness does not mean we ignore the events in facing difficult personal journeys, or to allow those who appear to be “oththe world. Being a peacemaker means perhaps walking alongside loved ones ers” to discover their innate goodness as we behave in ways that cultivate peace. as they face tremendous challenges. well. Until we can see their goodness, We are not required to put up with haAgain, we must not hate the situations they will not be able to see it, either. tred, but we are called to respond with or circumstances of our lives. This is love. We are called to remember that only adding more hate. Nita Strauss is the Spiritual Leader of we can always choose to express good. I hope you will each join me in Unity Spiritual Center of Peace, 1551 S There is a collective consciousness prayers of peace for all beings everyEastside Loop, #121, 85710. Connect at of humankind. If we return hate for hate, where. In this moment, perhaps you 520-546-3696. Info@UnityPeaceAZ.com. we have only increased the amount of will pause, center yourself and simply UnityPeaceAZ.com. See ad, page 33. hate in that collective consciousness. The cultivate gratitude for the good which

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What brought you to the path of becoming a visual artist? It’s either a fairly long and complicated story or explained most succinctly with these two words: my mother. She was an unrequited painter who filled our home with objects and images from around the world.

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Artwork of Carolyn King Interview by Mariann Moery

he history of Arizona is a story of multiple cultures: their arrival, their impact, their displacement. Historically, people native to any land are displaced by waves of people who arrive and lay claim. This cycle could be viewed as one of the most common threads throughout all human history—across time and space. In this way, Arizona history is a microcosm of the history of cultures worldwide. In her current body of mixed-media paintings, Tucson artist Carolyn King directs the viewer’s attention to the six major cultures that have been displaced and have “laid claim” throughout Arizona’s evolution. On exhibit at The Joel Valdez Public Library downtown, each painting honors a woman representing one of six cultures that have formed the Tucson of today. The exhibit is on display from October 2 to 30, with receptions on October 7 and 28, from 2 to 4:30 p.m. 30

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And yet, you have persevered. Tell us about the current body of work on exhibit at the downtown library on Stone Avenue. The title of the show, “Las Damas del Desierto”, refers to the role women played in settling and forming the society we have here in Tucson today. In this work, I wanted to reflect metaphorically on the relationship between the roots that we, as people, put down, to the roots desert plants use to sustain themselves. While working on these images, I thought a lot about hair follicles as a root system for the body, and how our veins and capillaries are seen as inner highways. I thought about how the women who came as settlers from each culture brought roots, both physical and emotional, from her background with her as she created families, households and meaning. The intersection of the beauty and challenges of desert living with the choices each person makes has written the story of the Southwest. How does Arizona’s history of displacement and “claiming” intersect with your own life? You know, I wasn’t consciously asking myself that question when I proposed to create this body of work for the library show. What happened is that once I started doing some research, I realized two very personal connections to the theme for me. First, I am myself, a Dama del Desierto. I left my home and family of origin at age 17. In an indirect way, I ended up in the High Desert of Central Mexico where I lived, studied and worked for over 20 years. I relocated to Tucson from Mexico in 1999. In essence, I have been a Lady of the Desert now for 40-plus years. I have profound roots in Mexico and have been dramatically influenced as a woman, an artist and a mother by my experiences with native cultures on both sides of the border. The second thing I realized, once into creating the images, is that my affinity

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So, you were encouraged and supported to become an artist as a child? Quite the contrary, actually. I think I became an artist and a teaching-artist from an unconscious desire to heal my mother. In reality, she seemed to view my interest in the arts as competitive. She wasn’t able to be either encouraging or supportive. I was in her “personal territory”!

and respect for these particular cultures comes directly from my mother. She collected fabric, arts and crafts and photographs from each of the cultures represented in my paintings. In this way, the show is also an homage to her. She passed away in April of 2016, when I was just starting the group of paintings for this exhibit.

In the series of interviews you have conducted for Natural Awakenings, the last question you have asked each of the artists has been about how each artist views his or her art form as healing. Can you speak to that question about your own work? Creating this body of work has been an amazing and deeply healing experience for me on several levels. Briefly, I’ll Would you say the paintings are porsay that the process, from idea through traits of women from the six cultures? execution, took me on a path right into No, not portraits of actual women who the heart. It was so moving to reflect on lived here. These paintings are in a Sym- how history is always about movement, bolic Realism or Magic Realism style. and my own personal story parallels the They represent, as opposed to portray. unfolding of Arizona as a territory. In addition, I was able, while working on this Can you say a bit about the six cultures group of images, to dedicate much more and how they relate to Tucson? consecutive time to working in my studio First, there is a woman representing than I have for the past several years. Native American culture as the original That in itself has been the most healing inhabitants of these lands. Mexico is Healing “the community” is the responpart of all. To connect with consistent represented, because this part of the sibility of each and every person who is studio practice is such a gift. Southwest “belonged” to Mexico at awake to the reality of how unbalanced one time. Spain sent missionaries and Do you see your work as providing our world has become. gave land grants, so there is a Spanish healing for community members? Connect with Carolyn King at representative in the group. The ChiWe are at a precarious time as a world CKing72@cox.net or CarolynKingArts. nese are included because people from community. I feel deeply and passioncom. Classes and workshops for adults, China first came to build the railroads ately about our global need to redress teens and children are available. and then, later, were the proprietors of the profound imbalances that form the corner stores that for decades afterward infrastructure of current world politics Mariann Moery is a recent retiree from supplied neighborhoods with essential and economics. At a core level, my art New York City who came west with her goods. African-Americans lived and work celebrates and asserts imagery of camera in hand to live a sunnier life and worked as ranch hands, cowboys and women from a range of cultures as vimilitary servicemen. Last, but certainly sual symbols of the strength, resilience, take advantage of the unique and very special beauty of the Southwest. Connot with the least impact, are the Caupower, beauty, intelligence and lifenect at BedouinPhotography.com. casian settlers. giving wisdom of the Feminine Spirit. NaturalTucson.com

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El Jardin de Mi Corazon: Las Abuelas

From left to right: La Gitana: Manos de Nopal; El Sol de Mi Gente; El Duende del Desierto; by Carolyn King

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Storytelling. Humans learn best when seeing and hearing stories. Facts don’t arouse us as much as narratives and full-body experiences do. Bombarding people with facts won’t create desired change. We must be inspired to act on the knowledge.

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Elders. Shared history, respect and affection are vital to belonging. Adults coping with a highstress, industrialized culture might tend to find elders’ stories slow-moving and boring, but they are a critical resource for our collective survival. Beware of the “star from afar” syndrome that posits outsiders as experts, rather than honoring and developing our own community resources, which won’t disappear at the end of an event.

9 Creating Community Provide food and drink. Traditional societies have always taken hospitality seriously. Having people bring items to add to the collective feast is better than catering.

Gifts and sharing. As we focus on creating a sharing society versus a gimme culture, it’s nice to give small gifts such as a plant or garden flower, organic seeds or regifted items to event attendees. It’s a simple way to help everyone feel valued, appreciated and welcomed. The key is keeping events local, simple and created by the community for the community. Many hands make light work, and some of the best community events cost the host little, while everyone involved brings their own chair or blanket, serving ware and potluck dish.

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15 Ways to Craft a Circle of Caring by Linda Buzzell

n facing up to today’s often degrading environmental, economic, political, social and hyper-individualistic cultural conditions, we instinctively know that survival requires coming together to effect constructive change. Here are proven approaches to community building that work.

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Build a campfire. Whether literal or metaphoric, create a clear, focused attraction that draws people into a circle.

Connect with nature and the seasons. Tying gatherings into what’s happening seasonally with all life forms is a traditionally effective way of fostering community.

Welcome each person. Either designate greeters or go around the circle welcoming and acknowledging each participant before proceeding with the event’s main activity. People that feel seen and known are more likely to stay involved.

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Shopping. People have been Ceremony, ritual and the sacred. bonding through meeting Deep in our collective human others in the marketplace memory lie countless spring and since ancient times. Sales or silent harvest festivals, ceremonial or religious auctions are popular when the money events, meals and celebrations that inpaid becomes a gift to the community. cluded a strong sense of passage, initiation and the sacredness of all life. Use A little excitement. Raffles and one as a springboard to add meaning to door prizes add fun as long as a contemporary gathering. any money raised goes into the common coffers as a gift to all. Collective problem solving. People bond into a community Child care. Children prowhen they participate in solving vide a necessary source of a real-world community problem, helpuntamed energy and entering someone in need or addressing a tainment for any gathering. Multigensituation that demands a community erational exchanges also help form solution. Consider using Robert’s Rules and shape them through exposure to of Order or other guidelines for discusrole models and life education, even sions that maintain civility, discourage if they might not feel engaged at the competitiveness and peacefully resolve time. conflicts in order to reach consensus.

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Transportation. Facilitating carpools and providing transportation for those without cars or unable to walk builds community even before the event starts.

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Dance and body movement. Modern society makes us sit a lot. Physical action connects us in a way nothing else can. Beauty and music. Our eyes and ears are portals to the soul and spirit of the human psyche. Even a simple drum can bond individuals into a coherent group. Community singing can be powerful medicine, as places of worship ever demonstrate. A simple flower on the table or painting on the wall brings

powerful archetypal energies to bear as we come together. An outdoor meeting brings nature’s magnificence to our senses, adding extraordinary power to events. The bottom line is that any community gathering, organization or event that engages body, mind and spirit has a far greater chance of surviving and thriving. Linda Buzzell is a psychotherapist, ecotherapist, blogger and co-editor of Ecotherapy: Healing with Nature in Mind. She co-founded a local permaculture guild, and a voluntary simplicity circle which met for 10 years in her local community. Connect at EcotherapyHeals.com.

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hiropractic medicine is known for its non-surgical approach to chronic pain and other musculoskeletal conditions, but also has much more to offer. However, finding the right doctor can be as daunting as shopping for a comfortable pair of shoes. Here, three reputable practitioners talk about securing individualized care and getting the most out of chiropractic.

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Clarifying the desired outcome is helpful, because some clients are just looking for a quick fix to reduce pain,

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is the type of treatment the doctor uses. Most offices commonly treat neck, mid-back and low back pain. If you have a specific shoulder, knee or foot problem, you may want to find a doctor that frequently treats those issues. If you are pregnant, choose a chiropractor that has experience working with pregnant women.” “There are more than 140 different chiropractic techniques. Some are light touch, while others are aggressive. Some are hands-on and some use instruments for adjusting. It’s important that the doctor’s approach resonates with your nature,” advises Dr. Jackie St.Cyr of the Innate Chiropractic Healing Arts Center, in Houston. Robin advises that sitting in a doctor’s reception room to just observe and trusting our intuition is helpful before moving forward with a consultation.

Ask Questions

First, find out if a chiropractor has embraced either a conventional medical or holistic model, and then delve more deeply to find the right approach and level of care. “Ask how long a doctor has practiced and their governing philosophy. Do they treat the full spine or focus on the point of pain, and what range of techniques do they apply? You want them to know your spine before they adjust it; make sure they conduct a new patient exam,” suggests St.Cyr. An exam may include a thermography scan and X-rays. Helpful questions include what to expect during the initial visit, recommended frequency of treatment, the desired doctor’s office hours and how treatment might benefit a particular condition. Because most chiropractic offices offer compatible treatments, also ask about complementary modalities such as acupuncture, massage therapy, heat therapy, and interferential current therapy using minute electrical pulses for deep tissue pain relief.

Be Consistent

“You shouldn’t expect instant results,” says Aho. “You’ll benefit the most if you don’t wait too long after first experiencing symptoms of a problem before starting treatment, and are consistent with your treatment.” Being proactive can foster good results. St.Cyr concurs, stating, “When patients follow their chiropractor’s recommended routine of regular corrective care, they get the best results. Be consistent with visits and do your customized spinal exercises; they’ve been proven to work.” Robin expounds that not following through with homecare is a common pitfall for patients. “Like dental care, you always need to do something for your spine every day, be it stretching, other exercise or good nutrition.” She notes that everyone’s response to chiropractic is different. “Be realistic. If you’ve experienced injuries or accidents, it will take longer, and your healing might look different from that of someone else that is free of injuries and follows a healthier diet. Sometimes people give up on chiropractic instead of finding a chiropractor that is good for them. You wouldn’t give up going to the dentist, and the same should apply to chiropractic care.” Marlaina Donato is a freelance writer, author and multimedia artist. Connect at MarlainaDonato.com.

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assage therapy, which can significantly reduce pain (and the experience of pain), can also reduce inflammation and accompanying risk factors. This allows the body to heal itself. When a body is injured, the inflammation response is a good thing; it helps the injured area to heal. But when inflammation becomes chronic and long-term, health declines and the risk of debilitating diseases increases. Our bodies are biologically built to heal themselves, and they have an amazing system to do this: the inflammatory process. According to many medical sources, an injured area typically has a three-month “acute healing” phase followed by a two-year phase of long-term healing, which is often accompanied by lower-level inflammation. However, the health challenge occurs when this long-term healing phase does not complete, and inflammation becomes chronic and continuing. Then, if the body is re-injured, infection occurs, or chronic disease begins, it is difficult for the immune system to both alleviate pain and attend to all the other areas of disease. As Amy Bradley Radford summarizes, “The body can either fight pain or heal. It does not do both at the same time very well.” Fortunately, in these situations, massage therapy can bring much relief, both by alleviating pain during and after sessions and, most significantly, by allowing the body to direct more of its immune-system resources to healing the body’s deeper, underlying issues. Imagine that the body is a firefighter who can now stop putting out a bunch of little wildfires (pains from inflammation) and begin the deeper work of planting trees and restoring the forest (the healing of underlying issues). Skilled massage therapy helps “put out the fires” by helping the body experience a drop in heart rate and nerve impulses, a change in hormone output that soothes the body, a reduction in physical pain and emotional/mental stress and improved lymph drainage. The body rests—and takes care of the rest. When working with chronic inflammation issues, it is very important to receive massage therapy from a skilled therapist with the experience and knowledge of a variety of modalities, who can carefully choose the right treatment and tailor the levels of pressure for each area of the body.

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Food was always important in Garcia’s life. A now svelte Garcia candidly reveals, “As a child, I was really chubby. My dad was a farmer and the best chef ever. We got our vegetables from the garden and rarely went to the store for food. It was all about food when I was growing up.” Garcia is open about the genesis of owning her own restaurant. She relates, “I worked at restaurants since I was 18. I got burnt out working at them, and wanted to get back to basics. I opened a stand at the farmers’ market. I sold tamales there, and then I got a cart. When the current location became available, I told the landlord, ‘I want this place.’” The location is a cozy, urban, contemporary setting, which features an open kitchen.

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hef Wendy Garcia loves yoga, chai tea and nature, but she’s always thinking about food. She maintains, “To have a successful restaurant, you need to have a passion for what you do.” Garcia possesses that fiery passion, and with her innovative recipes she continues to reach new heights at Tumerico. While Garcia changes her mouthwatering menu every day, you are likely to find tacos and other Latin dishes on her daily chalkboard. The majority of the delicious menu is prepared vegan and gluten free with organic and locally sourced ingredients. “My ingredients come from New Life Health Center, local farmers’ markets and Native Seeds,” she remarks.

Customers can satiate their taste buds with her tantalizing and spicy food. “My food has a lot of spices—the key for flavorful food is spices,” she says. “You can have just a few ingredients, and if you add spices, you can make food super tasty. I try not to make my food too spicy for my customers, though.” You could consider Garcia’s food to be health food, but aside from nutrition, it delivers a meal full of appealing flavors. One of the trademarks of her thriving restaurant is the use of turmeric in most of the dishes. “Turmeric is antiinflammatory, anti-cancer and I like the color; it’s full of life,” she says. Another trademark is that every meal includes a bowl of soup and a cup of coffee at no extra charge.

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emphasizes the importance of forming a relationship with clients. She teaches customer service to her team and employees know the customer is always first. She states, “I hire employees who care and who share my passion for excellence.” Catering is another side of Garcia’s business. She says, “I enjoy catering and the demand has been growing. I cater Latino food, and sometimes curry. I bring the food and set it up on the table, but I don’t stay for food service, which makes things less complicated.” Garcia has one cautionary warning regarding food portions at Tumerico. She light-heartedly advises, “We serve big plates. It’s a lot of food, so you better come here hungry.” On November 11, this culinary powerhouse is celebrating the oneyear anniversary of her restaurant and expanding into the space next door. “I’m going to have a community event with yoga, music and a (vegan) hot dog cart when I move into the new space. I want to take it step by step, so I’m only going to add a few tables. I need to have time to talk to customers and treat them like family,” she enthuses. “It is not like one more restaurant. It is a community concept.” Tumerico is located at 2526 E. 6th St., in Tucson. Connect at 520-270-2055 or Tumerico.com.

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market every Saturday before spending Sunday prepping foods for the rest of the week. “Traditional foods like fermented vegetables, yogurt or kombucha don’t take long to prepare; they take time to culture, but it’s so rewarding,” she says.

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Fermented Foods Revival Rediscover Probiotic-Rich Foods by Judith Fertig

Colorful jars of fermented Korean kimchee, Indian chutney, German sauerkraut and bottles of kombucha line many grocery store shelves today. We’re in the midst of a fermented food revival.

Grassroots Groundswell

Vegetables & Herbs in Krauts, Kimchis, Brined Pickles, Chutneys, Relishes & “I grew up in New York City as the Pastes, homestead in Oregon’s Jackson grandson of immigrants from Belarus, Valley. “A fateful Christmas gift—a ceand sauerkraut and pickles were comramic crock full of bubbling, fermenting mon foods I always loved, but neither my grandparents nor anyone else I knew cabbage under the tree, funky fermenty smell and all,” first piqued their interest, made them,” says Sandor Katz. This Kirsten recalls. “Eventually, we started Woodbury, Tennessee, writer who travour own small farmstead fermentation els the world giving related workshops company.” Christopher explains that the is credited with bringing fermented combination of salt and shredded or foods back into the limelight. He exchopped vegetables can launch the proplains, “I am self-taught and learned to ferment by experimentation. It was that duction of probiotic lactic acid bacteria that preserves the food and drives off first successful batch of sauerkraut that sparked my obsession. I also love eating “bad bacteria”. Jennifer McGruther, who lives in cheese, beer, chocolate, coffee, yogurt the Pacific Northwest, is the author of and many other products of fermentaThe Nourished Kitchen cookbook, an tion.” offshoot of her blog of the same name. Kirsten and Christopher Shockey, Her first batch of fermented food was the authors of Fermented Vegetables: yogurt. Now she visits her local farmers’ Creative Recipes for Fermenting 64 Natural Awakenings recommends using organic, non-GMO (genetically modified) and non-bromated ingredients whenever possible. 40

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Fermented foods offer a variety of positive effects on health. “If you’re consuming a diet rich in fermented foods, you’re essentially bathing your GI tract in healthy, food-related organisms,” says food research scientist Robert Hutkins, Ph.D., a professor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Fermented foods with live probiotics can also improve brain function, according to a study in the journal Gastroenterology. Fermented foods are meant to be eaten as condiments, not consumed in large quantities. Overdoing such intake might cause bloating, cramp-

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ermented foods are well known for building gut health. Now a growing body of research shows that they improve immunity, brain and heart functions,” says Michelle Schoffro Cook, Ph.D. The board-certified doctor of natural medicine, certified herbalist and author blogs from Vancouver, Canada. Get started with these simple, plantbased recipes from her latest book, The Cultured Cook: Delicious Fermented Foods with Probiotics to Knock Out Inflammation, Boost Gut Health, Lose Weight & Extend Your Life.

ing and other digestion problems. Dr. Leonard Smith, a gastrointestinal and vascular surgeon and medical advisor for the University of Miami Department of Integrative Medicine, recommends “a half-cup of cultured vegetables or two ounces of your favorite probiotic liquid per day to start.” He says it’s possible to eventually work up to having a serving of cultured vegetables and probiotic liquids at every meal, or possibly as a between-meal snack. Christopher Shockey adds, “We don’t see these foods as a ‘medicine’ to be eaten daily because you have to force yourself; instead, we see it as a fun, delicious, easy, healthful addition to mealtime.” Judith Fertig writes cookbooks and foodie fiction from Overland Park, KS (JudithFertig.com).

are submerged, leaving a couple of inches at the top for expansion. Place a snug-fitting plate inside the crock or bowl over the salsa-water mixture; then weigh it down with food-safe weights or a bowl or jar of water, so the vegetables remain submerged under the brine as they ferment. Cover with a lid or a cloth, and allow it to ferment five to seven days, checking periodically to ensure the salsa is still submerged below the water line. If any mold forms on the surface, simply scoop it out. It won’t spoil the salsa unless it gets deeper inside the crock. (It may form where the mixture meets the air, but it rarely forms deeper.) After one week, put the salsa in jars or a bowl, cover and place in the fridge, where it usually lasts up to a year.

Salvadoran Salsa

½ green cabbage 1 to 2 carrots 1 green apple, cored and quartered One 2-inch piece fresh ginger ½ cayenne chili ½ small purple or red onion One 2-inch piece fresh turmeric 3 Tbsp unrefined fine or 6 Tbsp unrefined coarse sea salt 1 quart (or liter) filtered water Use a food processor with a coarse grating blade to shred the cabbage, carrots, apple, ginger, chili, onion and turmeric. (Consider wearing food-safe gloves to avoid touching the chili.) Transfer to a crock or a large glass or ceramic bowl, and mix well. In a pitcher or large measuring cup, dissolve the salt in the water, stirring if necessary to dissolve the salt. Pour the saltwater over the salsa mixture until all ingredients

1 quart (or liter) filtered water ½ cup raw, unsalted cashews 1 tsp coconut sugar, pure maple syrup or agave nectar 1 Tbsp kefir grains (a natural starter, available at health food stores and online) Mandarin sections for garnish (optional) Use a blender to blend the water, cashews and coconut sugar (or maple syrup or agave nectar) until it’s smooth and creamy. Pour the cashew milk into a 1½- to 2-quart glass jar, making sure it is less than two-thirds full. Add the kefir grains, stir and then place the cap on the jar. Leave the jar at room temperature for 24 to 48 hours, gently shaking it periodically.

Yields: about 1 quart This gingery and spicy salsa, also known as curtido, is a traditional Salvadoran food. The twist here is added turmeric and green apple. Serve on its own, as a condiment with chips, on sausages or over salad. Maybe mix a couple of heaping spoonfuls with freshly mashed avocado for a fresh take on guacamole.

ener feeds the kefir microbes, leaving minimal sugar in the end product. The grains will grow over time; only about one tablespoon of kefir grains is needed to keep the kefir going; remove the extras to eat, give to friends or add to compost.

The cashew milk will become somewhat bubbly, then will begin to coagulate and separate; shake it to remix the kefir or scoop out the thicker curds and use them like soft cheese or sour cream.

Yields: about 1 quart

Refrigerate up to one week. When ready to serve, pour the kefir into a glass and garnish the rim with mandarin orange sections, if desired.

Traditional kefir is made with cow’s milk, but can be made with plantbased milks like cashew, almond, sunflower seed or coconut. The sweet-

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FELINE WORKFORCE Why a Job is the Cat’s Meow by Sandra Murphy

ome cats started their careers in barns with minimal job opportunities. With updated skills, they now boost office morale, encourage reading, promote products and provide therapy. Community cats even work in private security.

In the Office Millennials, now comprising a third of this country’s stressed-out labor force, according to the Pew Research Center and American Psychological Association, are among those that can benefit from having a cat around. Lowered blood pressure is

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urrs for Autism brings Hermitage Cat Shelter cats who are social and curious to spend one-on-one time with autistic children 6 to 12 years of age, every Tuesday from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m., at WorkAbility office, in Tucson. The program is a collaboration of The Hermitage Cat Shelter, The Autism Society of Southern Arizona and WorkAbility, a program of United Cerebral Palsy of Southern Arizona. Purrs for Autism is based on recent studies of the positive effect relationships with animals have on the social abilities of kids with autism. The outreach program from the Hermitage serves Pima County, and includes peer mentorship between older kids (ages 13 to 18) who face disabilities and are in job readiness training at WorkAbility, and younger autistic participants. A variety of games, puzzles and reading materials are supplied to provide interest for participants as they interact with shelter cats. Location: WorkAbility, 601 N. Craycroft Rd., Tucson. For more information, call 520-571-7839, email Lee@HermitageCatShelter.org or visit HermitageCatShelter.org. 42

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one result, according to research by psychologist Karen Allen, Ph.D., conducted at the University at Buffalo. Even when comfort breaks are hard to schedule, insistent cats cannot be ignored. “Pompous Albert, a rejected show cat, works at SafeWise, in Salt Lake City,” relates Sage Singleton, who handles Albert’s Instagram account. “He boosts morale, reduces stress and provides entertainment.” Carlos, a former rescue kitten, greets employees at PetNovations, in Norristown, Pennsylvania, each morning. He’s the star of the corporate Instagram account and blog, and promotes the company’s eco-friendly Cat Genie litterless cat box. Smith’s Ace Hardware and Housewares, in Princeton, New Jersey, has Dusty patrol its 18,000-square-foot facility, often escorting customers along the aisles. At St. Augustine Health Ministries, in Cleveland, the furry receptionist is Oreo. This black-and-white stray claimed the job by installing herself at the front desk to welcome guests and visit with residents that miss having their own pet.

Therapists At the University of California Medical Center in San Francisco, Duke Ellington Morris visits with patients while nurses check vital signs; he’s part of an animalassisted therapy program through the city’s Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. With the help of his humans, Jessica and Eric Hagan, of Pennsylvania’s Wolf Creek Township, Draven was certified through a local Love on a Leash chapter that qualifies pet-provided therapy animals. He showed My Cat From Hell host Jackson Galaxy his hospital routine for a segment called “My Cat From Heaven.” Draven regularly visits the Grove City Medical Center, in Pine Township, local nursing homes and service groups.

Literacy Aids “At 18, Cleo, my small, gray cat, retired from therapy visits and missed the attention,” says Michelle Cardosi, a retail clerk in Silt, Colorado. “Kids reading to her at the school library provided a solution that satisfied everyone.”

In 2010, the public library in White Settlement, Texas, adopted Browser to remedy a rodent problem. Five years later, the city council cited pending renovations and a potential impact on allergies in backing a motion to oust Browser. Supporters, pointing out that the cat brought children through the doors, successfully petitioned to keep the fourlegged employee.

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Private Security Less socially developed feral felines can provide needed services. The Kitty Bungalow Charm School for Wayward Cats rescues such cats from Los Angeles shelters. Each is vetted, spayed/neutered and microchipped. “When they’re adopted out in threes, community cats are more likely to stay on the job,” notes founder and headmistress Shawn Simons. “In Southern California, working cats are employed as assistants to brewmasters at the Monkish Brewery to protect the grain and hops and at Saluti Cellars as vintner support in charge of gopher population control,” says Simons. “More traditionally, cats at the Portuguese Bend Riding Club barn discourage mice and make friends with horses and riders.” The school’s Working Cat Program partners with area recycling centers, golf courses, warehouses and industrial parks that could otherwise lose hundreds of millions of dollars annually due to vermin-related structural damage, including gnawed wiring and other potential fire hazards. “Businesses get an all-natural, safe and effective way to control pests and cats live life naturally,” says Simons. Working cats of many stripes are becoming increasingly common. For a business, it’s a money-saver; for a cat, it’s a lifesaver. Connect with freelance writer Sandra Murphy at StLouisFreelanceWriter@ mindspring.com.

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markyourcalendar EARTH HARMONY FESTIVAL October 7-8 • 11am–8pm.

Experience the lifestyle of the near future. The Earth Harmony Festival brings attendees into the progressive and innovative lifestyle of a fully functioning EcoVillage.

calendarofevents Calendar events must be received by the 10th of the month prior to publication and adhere to our guidelines. Visit NaturalTucson.com for guidelines and to submit listings. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1 Gardens Reopen for the 2017 Fall/Winter Season – 9:30am-4:30pm. Tuesday through Saturday. $6-9. Yume Japanese Gardens of Tucson, 2130 N Alvernon Way. 520-303-3945. Yume.Gardens@gmail.com. YumeGardens.org.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 2 Beginner’s Open House – 7-8pm. For those new to Buddhism and meditation, or to Kadampa Meditation Center Arizona, and wish to find out what we are all about. No charge. Kadampa Meditation Center, 5326 E Pima St. 520-441-1617. Info@ MeditationInTucson.org. MeditationInTucson.org/ Open-House.

markyourcalendar CAROLYN KING ART EXHIBIT October 2 -30 Tucson artist Carolyn King directs the viewer’s attention to the six major cultures that have been displaced and have “laid claim” throughout Arizona’s evolution. Receptions: October 7 and 28 • 2-4:30pm Joel Valdez Public Library CKing72@cox.net or CarolynKingArts. com

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5 Stroll for Well-Being – 9:30am-3:15pm. 12-week series begins 10/5. People who regularly visit Japanese gardens report decreased feelings of sadness, anxiety, stress and loneliness. $240. Yume Japanese Gardens of Tucson, 2130 N Alvernon Way. 520-303-3945. Yume.Gardens@gmail.com. YumeGardens.org. Lithops in Cultivation – 7-9pm. Jane Evans, co-owner with Gene Joseph of Plants of the Southwest Living Stones Nursery will present. Students ages 14 and up encouraged to attend. Presentation includes raffles and free plants. No charge. Sky Islands Public High School, 6000 E 14th St, 520-6220905. Maxie4350@gmail.com. TucsonCactus.org. Harvest Moon Qigong – 7:15-8:15pm. All levels and experience are welcome. Bring a blanket or lawn chair to sit on afterward. No charge. McCormick Park, NE Corner, 2950 N Columbus Blvd, 520-404-8745. QigongMark@yahoo.com. ZYQigongAZ.com.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6 IONS Today: Expanding Noetic Awareness Through Science and Direct Experience – 6:308:30pm. Join IONS CEO Claire Lachance and Director of Research Helané Wahbeh for this rare opportunity to hear from headquarters. $5. Unity of Tucson, 3617 N Camino Blanco. 520-730-5640. IONSTucson@yahoo.com. IONSTucson.org.

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Group Singing Lessons – 6:45-8pm. 10/3, 10/10, 10/17, 10/24, 10/31. This group singing is not age or gender specific and meets every Tuesday. Iincludes lessons in speech and musical lines. Learn to sing open and free. $5-$20. Anderson Art and Printing, 3255 E Grant Rd. 520-661-6666. SarahVirgo8@msn.com.

Help and Healing on the Spiritual Path – 3-4:30pm. Through the teachings of the Bruno Groening Circle of Friends Divine healing on all levels is available through a natural healing technique. No charge. Banner UMC, 1501 N Campbell Ave, Cafe Rm E. 520-904-4801. Weissmae@email.arizona.edu. Bruno-Groening.org.

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Managing Chronic Pain Workshop – 6-8pm. 4-weeks. 10/4, 10/11, 10/18 and 10/25. Experience deep relaxation and learn techniques to change your experience of pain with safe, natural and proven methods. Must RSVP at website. $110. Conference Rm at The Smart Building, 1661 N Swan Rd, Ste 124. 520-444-2725. Patti@SagePathTherapy.com. SagePathTherapy.com.

Coffee With The Author – 11:30am-4:45pm. Tucson poet Eleanor Kedney will discuss techniques on how to write about grief without succumbing to it. She will be reading from her chapbook, The Offering. By donation. Unity of Tucson, 3617 N Camino Blanco, Harmony Hall. 520-488-8284. MollyHNelson@gmail.com. UnityTucson.com.

Avalon Organic Gardens & EcoVillage 2074 Pendleton Dr, Tumacacori 520-398-2542 MyCenay@GlobalChange.media EarthHarmonyFestival.org

Earth Gong Bath – 5:30-7pm. With Danielle Dvorak. Stress relief, sleep issues, physical pain, busy mind, digestive problems, toxicity, and more can be helped with this form of sound and vibration. $15-20. The Galactic Center, 35 E Toole Ave. 847323-9188. Danielle@Replevyn.com. Replevyn.com.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11 One More Customer with Fran Tarkenton – 7:30-8:30am. Monthly business networking event where Hall of Fame football player Fran Tarkenton shares insight from key business leaders and authors. Light refreshments provided. Door prizes. Jewish Community Center, 3800 East River Rd.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12 Stroll for Well-Being – 9:30am-3:15pm. 12-week series begins 10/12. People who regularly visit Japanese gardens report decreased feelings of sadness, anxiety, stress and loneliness. $240. Yume Japanese Gardens of Tucson, 2130 N Alvernon Way. 520-303-3945. Yume.Gardens@gmail.com. YumeGardens.org. TIES Guest Speaker: Barbara Bartolome – 6:308:30pm. When Barbara was 31 years old, she had a profound NDE during a surgical procedure gone awry. Hear her story. $5. Unity of Tucson, 3617 Camino Blanco. 520-395-2365. Info@AZIANDS.org. AZIANDS.org.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13 Sacred Feminine Dance – 6:30-8:30pm. Join Karen Kiester in exploring and experience your own sense of sacred feminine self through meditative movement. By donation. CSL Tucson Office & Educ Center, 4200 E River Rd. 520-319-1042. Admin@TucsonCSL.org. TucsonCSL.org.

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calendarofevents SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14 The Art of Happiness – 10/14-10/15. Two-day non-residential retreat. Powerful practices and teachings from the nondual wisdom of Buddhism and Advaita Vedanta, with Stephan Bodian, author of Meditation for Dummies and Beyond Mindfulness. StephanBodian@gmail.com. StephanBodian.org/ Events.

markyourcalendar 100 WOMEN WHO CARE BIG GIVE WOMEN’S GROUP Thursday, October 19 Check-in and mingle: 5:30-6:30pm Meeting: 6:30-7:30pm

Tucson Out of the Darkness Suicide Prevention Walk – 8-11am. Benefiting local and national suicide prevention and awareness programs of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. Walk for mental/ physical health, find resources and support surviving families. No charge. Reid Park, 900 S Randolph Way. goo.gl/8Cf4Td. Free Yard Sale with Craft Fair Items for Sale – 8-11am. Our Craft Fair has beautiful handmade items for sale plus a free yard sale. Take what you want there is no charge for the yard sale items. Unity of Tucson, 3617 N Camino Blanco. 520-488-8284. MollyHNelson@gmail.com. UnityTucson.com. Caring for the Caregiver – 8:30am-12:30pm. To care for others, you must care for yourself. Signs of caregiver burnout include anxiety, anger fatigue, insomnia, headaches, pain and addictions. Must RSVP at website. $55. Conf Rm at The Smart Building, 1661 N Swan Rd, Ste 124. 520-444-2725. Patti@ SagePathTherapy.com. SagePathTherapy.com.

Come and join the most talked about big hearted women’s group in Tucson. Westin La Paloma Resort 3800 E Sunrise Dr 100WomenWhoCareTucson.org TAG Free Beginner’s Class: Moon Signs – 11am12pm. With Gael Chilson. Discuss the Moon, what sign it was in when you were born and what that says about you. No charge. Plaza Arboleda Conference Center, 2502 N Dodge Blvd, Manzanita Rm. 520-625-5762. GaelChilson@gmail.com. TucsonAstrologersGuild.org. Twisting the Toxins Away Yoga Workshop – 3-5pm. With Danielle Dvorak. Workshop takes you through many poses that include twisting supine, seated, kneeling and standing. $20; $25/after 10/9. The Yoga Connection, 3929 E Pima. 520-323-1222. Yoga@YogaConnection.org. YogaConnection.org.

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Caring for the Caregiver – 7:30pm. To care for others, you must care for yourself. Signs of caregiver burnout include anxiety, anger fatigue, insomnia, headaches, pain and addictions. Must RSVP at website. $55. Conference Rm at The Smart Building, 1661 N Swan Rd, Ste 124. 520-444-2725. Patti@SagePathTherapy.com. SagePathTherapy.com.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15 Mr.Nature’s Interactive Music Fun + Costume Contest – 10-11am.Visit That’s Amore Cafe for fun-filled family Halloween themed event. Treat yourselves to brand new Italian chocolate gelato bears, assorted Italian pastries, organic espresso, coffee, tea drinks.Parking next door. 4374 E Speedway Blvd, 85712. ThatsAmoreCafe.com.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20 Art and Wine Reception – 5-8pm. Discover art from 30+ local artists and enjoy a complimentary wine and food pairing sponsored by Splendido (wine) and local restaurants. Preview our fun art classes. No charge. SAAG Gallery, 7119 N Oracle Rd. 520-437-7820. Sallen1130@gmail.com. SouthernArizonaArtsGuild.com.

markyourcalendar SACRED GEOMETRY & DNA CODES October 21 • 9:30am-6pm October 22 • 9:30am- 4:30pm Embodying Your Higher Expression: A Workshop with Yukia Qwi An Sandara, International Healer $200 by Oct 15 or $225 Caritas Healing Center, 330 E. 16th St, 85701 To Register, c all or email Simone: 520-940-5840 or SimoneGers@gmail.com

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21 Tucson Take Steps Walk – 8-11am. Family friendly walk to raise funds and awareness of Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis. Festivities include a Kids Zone, music, food and much more. Brandi Fenton Memorial Park, 3482 E River Rd. 602-7341392. CDavis@CrohnsColitisFoundation.org. CCTakeSteps/Tucson2017. Coping with Pet Loss – 10am-12pm. Pets will always hold a special place in our hearts. You’re welcome to bring a photo of a beloved pet to share. No charge. Oro Valley Library, 1305 W Naranja Dr. 206-538-6564. LifeDeathDog.com. Coping with Pet Loss – 2-4pm. Pets will always hold a special place in our hearts. You’re welcome to bring a photo of a beloved pet to share. No charge. Murphy-Wilmot Library, 530 N Wilmot Rd. 206538-6564. LifeDeathDog.com. Susquehanna Aquatic Reflexology – 2-4pm. 8 Free Demonstration Sessions. With Janice Sullivan, Certified Reflexologist and Lymphatic Drainage Therapist. RSVP. No charge. Santa Rita Springs, 2301 N Santa Rita Ave. 520-990-1857. SantaritaSprings@ gmail.com. SantaritaSprings.com.

Earth Gong Bath – 3:30-5pm. With Danielle Dvorak. Sit or lay in meditation, while the sound washes over and through you, calming the monkey mind and nervous system. $15; $20/after 10/15. The Yoga Connection, 3929 E Pima. 520-323-1222. Yoga@YogaConnection.org. YogaConnection.org.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22 American Cancer Society Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk – 7am-12pm. Walk to help create a world without breast cancer. Registration begins at 7am and the 3.5-mile and 1-mile walks start at 8am. No charge. Armory Park, 220 S 5th Ave. 520-320-6382. Alexis.Cassidy@cancer.org. MakingStridesWalk.org/TucsonAZ.

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Help and Healing on the Spiritual Path – 3-4:30pm. Through the teachings of the Bruno Groening Circle of Friends. Divine healing on all levels is available through a natural healing technique. No charge. Banner UMC, 1501 N Campbell Ave. 520-904-4801. Weissmae@email.arizona.edu. Bruno-Groening.org.

TIES Guest Speaker: Peter Panagore, MDiv – 6:30-8:30pm. Peter died on the side of a mountain and his life was forever changed. Hear his story. $5. Unity of Tucson, 3617 Camino Blanco. 520-3952365. Info@AZIANDS.org. AZIANDS.org.

SACRED CHAKRA RETREAT November 1 - 5 Sacred Rocks B&B In Sedona, AZ Please Join Kate Becker and Brianna Arndt for an All-Inclusive Chakra Retreat in the beautiful red rocks of Sedona. The event will be held at the Sedona Sacred Rocks Metaphysical B&B.

Earth Gong Bath – 5:30-7pm. Travel through space, time, the cosmos, into the center of the Earth, with the sounds and vibrations of the Earth Gong, played by Danielle Dvorak. $15-20. The Galactic Center, 35 E Toole Ave. 847-323-9188. Danielle@Replevyn.com. Replevyn.com.

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27 IONS Tucson Universal Energy Circle – 7-9pm. Share in a guided meditation to a crystal singing bowl. Give/receive energy work. Meets the 4th Friday each month. $5. Unity of Tucson, 3617 N Camino Blanco. 520-730-5640. IONSTucson@ yahoo.com. IONSTucson.org.

markyourcalendar RITUAL BOUTIQUE OPEN HOUSE AND SALE October 28 • 11am-4pm

Celebratory open house to experience intentionbased aromatherapy products, pure essential oils and natural perfumes. Learn about the power of aromatherapy massage with mini-treatments. Ritual by Kate’s Magik 215 N Court Ave 520-743-1486 Matt@KatesMagik.com • RitualTucson.com.

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Explore the Yoga Sutras w/ Rama Jyoti Vernon – 6pm-9:45am. Six-month series beginning 11/1011/12. Explore, verse-by-verse the philosophy of yoga, with references to the experiential nature of the sutras. $35/$55. Mindful Yoga Studio, 1101 N Wilmot, #123. 520-300-4378. Info@ MindfulYogaTucson.com. MindfulYogaTucson.com.

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Harmonic Healing Choir – 1-3pm. Voices unite in an A Cappella, improvisational sounding/singing group for fun, healing and blessing. If interested, please call for more information. No charge. 520784-4468. KTwinfeathers@gmail.com. RainbowFlutes.com.

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3 IONS Tucson Speaker Series – 6:30-8:30pm. Emily J. Hooks, author, MBA, Founder, Forgiveness Academy speaks on What Lies Beyond Forgiveness? Join her to find out the next steps. $5. Unity of Tucson, 3617 N Camino Blanco. 520-730-5640. IONSTucson@yahoo.com. IONSTucson.org.

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CrossFit for Your Soul – 10:05-11:35am. 11/4 and 11/18. Re-train your mind to see new possibilities. Identify what you really want/self-discovery. Reclaim and redirect your power and passion. $129 via PayPal. Call for location. 520-222-5291. GrandMistress@hotmail.com.

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4 CrossFit for Your Soul – 10:05-11:35am. 11/4 and 11/18. Re-train your mind to see new possibilities. Identify what you really want/self-discovery. Reclaim and redirect your power and passion. $129 via PayPal. Call for location. 520-222-5291. GrandMistress@hotmail.com.

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8 One More Customer with Fran Tarkenton – 7:308:30am. Monthly business networking event where Hall of Fame football player Fran Tarkenton shares insight from key business leaders and authors. Light refreshments provided. Door prizes. Jewish Community Center, 3800 East River Rd.

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ongoingevents daily BNI Saturday – 8am-3pm. Any BNI member from any BNI chapter gets 50% off any drink with ID. That’s Amore’ Cafe’, 4374 E Speedway Blvd. Facebook.com/LoveItalian. Gardens Reopen for the 2017 Fall/Winter Season – 9:30am-4:30pm. Tuesday through Saturday. $6-9. Yume Japanese Gardens of Tucson, 2130 N Alvernon Way. 520-303-3945. Yume.Gardens@ gmail.com. YumeGardens.org.

sunday A Course in Miracles New Edition – 8:309:45am. Using the new Annotated and Complete version, we hold lively discussions and study. By donation. Unity of Tucson, Rm A, 3617 N Camino Blanco. 520-488-8284. MollyHNelson@gmail.com. UnityTucson.com. Silent Meditation – 8:45-9:30am. Experience the healing peace of shared Silence. All welcomes who wish to explore and discover their Oneness with Spirit. No charge. Unity Spiritual Center of Peace, 1551 S Eastside Loop, #121. 520-546-3696. RevNita@UnityPeaceAZ.com. UnityPeaceAZ.com. FoodInRoot St. Philip’s Plaza Farmers’ Market – 8am-12pm. One of the largest farmers’ markets in Southwestern Arizona and has a regional reputation for the number of local farmers it supports. No charge. St. Philips Plaza, 4380 N Campbell Ave. FoodInRoot.com. Religious Service – 9am. St Michael’s ECC, the other Catholic Church. Feminist? GLBTQ? Catholic? We are and more. No charge. Chapel’ First Christian Church, 740 E Speedway, 520-575-8486. StMichaelsECC@q.com. StMichaelsECC.org. Free Yoga In The Park: Reid Park – 9-10am. Bring a mat or towel, water and a friend. This is an all-levels class and everyone is welcome. No charge. Reid Park, 100 S Country Club. 520-477-6432. STurner070@gmail.com. tinyurl.com/ReidParkYoga. Christ Connection Chaplaincy Christology, Christic Combat, Praxis: Sunday Call in Service – 9-11am. Life changing hour in the Christ Connection. No charge. Call 515-603-4922, access code 911369. . ChristConnectionChaplaincy@gmail.com. ChristChaplaincy.com. Tucson Metaphysics Fair - 9am-4pm. Third Sunday of the month. Fair includes a variety of mediums, readers, healers and vendors. Price varies. Innsuites Tucson Foothills Best Western, 6201 N Oracle Rd. 520-579-8930. The Deeper Meaning of Jesus’ Words – 10-11am. Explore underlying ideas of our Christianity. Learn techniques to gain greater abundance and happiness. Child care, youth and teen programs. No charge. Unity of Tucson, 3617 N Camino Blanco. 520-303-6942. Molly.Nelson@q.com. UnityUS.com.

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Ai Chi – 10-11:15am. With Norma Itule, Movement Therapist. Stretches and movement in 96 degree saltwater indoor pool. Instant relief for pain and exercise to improve balance and stamina. $20/class; $60/4-consecutive. Santa Rita Springs, 2301 N Santa Rita Ave. 520-9776847. NItule7@hotmail.com. SantaRitaSprings.com. Unity Spiritual Center of Peace Sunday Celebration – 10:30-11:30am. Potluck last Sunday. Learn to live your spiritual potential and purpose. Pray, sing and celebrate oneness in community. All welcome. Sunday school available for children. 1551 S Eastside Loop #121. 520-546-3696. Info@UnityPeaceAZ.com. UnityPeaceAZ.com. Sunday Celebration Services – 10-11:45am. Join like-minded individuals in expanding your experience of a happier life, better health and more abundant living. Love Offering Accepted. The Donald R. Nickerson Auditorium, 3231 N. Craycroft Rd. 520-319-1042. Admin@TucsonCSL.org. TucsonCSL.org. The Temple of Universality Sunday Service – 11am. With Founder Rev. Betty Tatalajski. Celebrating the Unity of God and Man, worship, healing, prophesy. Masonic Temple, 3590 N Country Club Rd, 520-884-5340. TempleOfUniversality@ gmail.com. TheTempleOfUniversality.org. Yogananda Gathering – 11am-1pm. First and third Sundays. Attune to Yogananda’s teachings through chanting, meditation affirmations, readings and Festival of Light ceremony. Refreshments and fellowship follows. Ananda Center, 1002 E Prince Rd. 520-299-9309. ElizabethLMason@yahoo.com. AnandaArizona.org. Community of Light Sunday Services – 11am -12:30pm. Metaphysical and spiritual gathering of lightworkers for healing, enlightenment and growth. Donations welcome. Unscrewed Theater, 3244 E Speedway Blvd. 520-304-1768. DianaOhoh@ yahoo.com. CommunityOfLightTucson.com. Tamara Spiritual Center’s Sunday Services – 11am and 5:30pm. Third Sunday of each month at 2:30pm only. Services include a healing meditation, inspirational talk and messages. No charge. Tamara Spiritual Center, 3002 E Ft Lowell Rd. 520-325-0513. Info@TamaraFoundation.com. TamaraSpiritualCenter.com. Aqua Yoga – 12-1:15pm. With Jessica Byron. Yoga stretches in the comfort and support of 96 degree warm water open possibilities for better balance, breathing and relaxation. Pre-register. $15/class. Santa Rita Springs, 2301 N Santa Rita Ave. 520-3703499. JeByron@yahoo.com. HealingPathYoga.net. United Fellowship Chapel – 2 pm service. Sunday Services feature a guided meditation, healing, inspirational speakers and psychic messages. Everyone receives a message. No charge. Meeting temporarily at: Tamara Spiritual Center, 3002 E Ft Lowell. 520-444-3392. DFN1@icloud.com. United-Fellowship-Chapel.com. Learn Astrology – 2-4pm. Come to one or as many as you like. Discuss meaning of planets, houses, aspects, transits. Bring your natal chart if you have one. $10. Contact Shivani at 413-313-5677 for address.

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Drumming Circle – 3-4:30pm. Join us for the profound experience of drumming. Beat your heart out as you go deeper and deeper within. Bring your drum, rattles and the kids. Families welcome. By donation. Unity of Tucson, 3617 N Camino Blanco. 520-7305640. Info@IONSTucson.org. IONSTucson.org. Sacred Space Gathering – 4-5:30pm. Sundays. All welcome. No charge. Ward 6 Office, 3202 E 1st St. 520-318-3557. Info@SacredSpaceTucson.org. SacredSpaceTucson.org. Sunday Love Feast: Kirtan, Bhakti Talks, 10-Course Dinner – 5:30-7:15pm. Each Sunday. Sit down bhajan meditation, a philosophical discussion on the ancient Vedas, Traditional Arti offerings to Temple deities and Kirtan followed by a free 10-course vegetarian feast. No charge. Govinda’s, 711 E Blacklidge Dr. 520-273-2273. KrishnaCove@ gmail.com. HareKrishnaTucson.org. Candlelit Restorative Yoga – 6-7:15pm. In this class the body is supported in postures that are held for a longer period of time, using the support of props to feel at ease and find comfort in each pose. Relaxing, rejuvenating class open to all yogis. $10. Mindful Yoga Studio, 1101 N Wilmot, #123. 520-300-4378. Info@MindfulYogaTucson.com. MindfulYogaTucson.com. IONS Tucson Book Discussion Group – 6:30-8pm. Second and Fourth Sundays. Discuss books on consciousness with other like-minded people. No charge. Unity of Tucson, 3617 N Camino Blanco, 520-7305640. IONSTucson@yahoo.com. IONSTucson.org. Desert Ashram – 7pm. Satsang with chanting, Aarati, spiritual teachings of Swami Amar Jyoti and meditation. No charge. 3403 W Sweetwater Dr. 520-743-0384.

monday White Eagle World Healing Meditations – 1011am. With Frances Smith. Using White Eagle channeled books of Spiritual Unfoldment. No charge. Temple of Universality Class, held at United Fellowship Chapel, 4718 E Hawthorne St. 520-885-5065. How To Meditate: Mindfulness Meditation – 11am-12pm. 4-week class for people who don’t believe they can meditate. Fragrance-free. $40. AZ Oncology Foundation, 2625 N Craycroft, Ste 101. Also Wednesdays, 12:30-1:30pm. Call for location. 520-825-2009. BreathingCoachTucson.com or MarriageAfter40.com. Waterbabies Pool Sharing – 11:30am-12:45pm. Relief for women living with chronic pain, from surgery, illness. Enjoy movement again in warm salt water. $10. Santa Rita Springs, 2301 N Santa Rita Ave. 520-577-7377. KathyNina7377@gmail.com. SantaRitaSprings.com. Tai Chi for Health – 1-2pm. Join this community of practitioners that gathers to support and encourage beginners to experts to continuous progress and enjoyment of tai chi as a lifestyle. $60/9-weeks. Resurrection Lutheran Church, 11575 N 1st Ave. Oro Valley. 520-780-6751. Heather@HeatherChalon.com. HeatherChalon.com. Mindfulness and Meditation Group – 1:15-2:45pm. No experience necessary. Sitting and walking meditation as well as the Metta Sutta are regular parts of the practice. No charge. UA Cancer Center 1515 N Campbell, Kiewit Auditorium, Rm 2951. 520-694-4605. Marsha.Drozdoff@BannerHealth.com. AZCC.Arizona.edu.

A Course in Miracles: Original Dictation – 7:30pm. Fifty eight thousand words were edited out of the traditional Course in Miracles book. They have been restored and are now available for study. By One More Customer with Fran Tarkenton – 7:30- donation. Unity of Tucson, 3617 N Camino Blanco, 8:30am. Monthly business networking event where Rm 1. 520-488-8284. Molly.Nelson@q.com. Hall of Fame football player Fran Tarkenton shares UnityTucson.com. insight from key business leaders and authors. Jewish Community Center, 3800 East River Rd. Prayer and Meditation – 9:45-10:15am. Experience the healing peace of shared Silence. Unity Spiritual Center of Peace welcomes all who wish to Chanted Buddhist Prayers: Heart Jewel – 7-8am. explore and discover their Oneness with Spirit. Through beautiful chanted prayers, we can purify No charge. 1551 S Eastside Loop, Ste 121. negativity, accumulate merit, and receive blessings. 520-546-3696. Info@UnityPeaceAZ.com. No charge. Kadampa Meditation Center AZ, 5326 E Fun-Day Wednesday Class – 9:45-11:30am. With Pima St. 520-441-1617. Info@MeditationInTucson. Rev. Fred Smith. Metaphysical Law, using fun, org. MeditationInTucson.org/Heart-Jewel. food and friends. Temple of Universality class. No charge. Masonic Temple, 3590 N Country Club Rd. Self Mastery/Spiritual Development – 1-2pm. 520-546-3898. TempleOfUniversality@gmail.com. Explore metaphysical concepts and principles to achieve self mastery and to ignite your divine Aquacize – 12-1:15pm. With Rebecca Lennon RN. authority through meditation and discussion. By Slow, specific movements with diaphragmatic breath- donation. United Fellowship Chapel, 4718 E ing in warm saltwater improve circulation, strengthen Hawthorne St. 502-444-3392. DFN1@icloud.com. muscles, improve balance, posture and renew a sense of United-Fellowship-Chapel.com. pride in one’s body. $200/8-consecutive classes. Santa Rita Springs, 2301 N Santa Rita Ave. 520-444-8636. Desert Crones Celebration – 1-3pm. Older women celebrate themselves. Enjoy speakers, drumming, B4Lennon@aol.com. SantaRitaSprings.com. writing, crafts, chats and each other’s support. No The Slight Edge: Six-Week Bookstudy – 2-4pm. charge. Fellowship Square, 210 N Maguire Ave, With Pat Masters. Exploration of small ways you Villa 3. 520-730-9352. SorRizo0529@gmail.com. can make big changes using Jeff Olson’s The Slight Orgsites.com/AZ/DesertCrones. Edge. Books available for purchase. Love Offering Accepted. CSL Tucson Office & Educ Center, 4200 A Course in Miracles – 5:30pm. With Colleen E River Rd. 520 319-1042. Admin@TucsonCSL.org. Hall. Temple of Universality class. Call for details. No charge. Spirits Child, 3870 W River Rd, #120. TucsonCSL.org. 520-981-2249. TempleOfUniversality@gmail.com. Chanted Buddhist Prayers: Heart Jewel – 5-6pm. TempleOfUniversality.org. Through beautiful chanted prayers, we can purify negativity, accumulate merit, and receive blessings. Taizé Worship Service – 6:30-7:15pm. Second No charge. Kadampa Meditation Center AZ, 5326 E Thursday. Taizé is an alternative form of worship Pima St. 520-441-1617. Info@MeditationInTucson.org. including prayer, music and reflection. Please join us in this unique spiritual experience. No charge. Casas MeditationInTucson.org/Heart-Jewel. Way of Mastery – 5-6:30pm. This channeling to Jon Adobes Congregational UCC, 6801 N Oracle Rd. Mark Hammer is clearer and easier to understand 520-297-1181. CasasAdobeSUCC.org. than the Course in Miracles. It deals more with Free Tai Chi and Chi Kung – 6:30-8pm. Gentle, our feeling nature. By donation. Unity of Tucson, flowing movements that relax the body, quiet the 3617 N Camino Blanco, Rm 3. 520-488-8284. mind, increase energy, improve health and make Molly.Nelson@q.com. UnityTucson.com. you feel good. No charge. Church of Christ, 2848 N Flutes for Vets Classes – 6-8pm. First and third Mountain Ave. 520-795-8612. DsrtDrgn@gmail.com. Wednesdays. Native American style flute classes Krishna Cove: Bhakti Yoga, Meditation, for Veterans. Veterans are eligible for free flute Spirituality, Veg Meal – 6:30-8pm. Intimate after completing 6 classes. No charge. American setting of Bhakti Yoga practice including Kirtan, Legion Post #7, 330 W Franklin St. 520-784-4468. Mantra meditation session, philosophical discussion KTwinFeathers@gmail.com. FlutesForVets.com. and blessed food. Free event & meal. $5/donation Emergence: Four-Week Bookstudy – 6:30-8:30pm. encouraged. Govinda’s Media Room, 711 E BlackWith Rev Janis. Expand your life experience using lidge Dr, 520-273-2273. KrishnaCove@gmail.com. Derek Rydell’s text Emergence. Books available for Facebook.com/KrishnaCove. purchase. Love Offering Accepted. CSL Tucson Of- TIES Sharing and Discussion Group – 6:30fice & Educ Center, 4200 E River Rd. 520 319-0142. 8:30pm. Third Thursday. TIES mission is to provide Admin@TucsonCSL.org. TucsonCSL.org. a safe neutral environment for presenting information Soul Collage – 6:30-9pm. 10/4, 10/11. With Holly on and sharing of near-death and other spiritually Baker. Two-week exploration of your inner land- transformative experiences. Everyone is welcome. scape using Soul Collage. Explore your creative No Charge (love offering accepted). Unity of Tucson, expression and discover more about yourself. 3617 N Camino Blanco. 520-395-2365. TucsonAZ@ Love Offering Accepted. CSL Tucson Office & IANDS.org. TucsonIANDS.org.

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Golden Pyramid Meditation – 6-7pm. Second Monday. With Rev. Yazdi Contractor, Rev. Howard Milwich and Revs. Martha and Darryl Schoon. No charge. United Fellowship Chapel, 4718 E Hawthorne St. 520-327-0142. TempleOfUniversality@ gmail.com. TempleOfUniversality.org. .

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FoodInRoot-Carondelet St. Joseph’s Farmer’s Market – 10am-2pm. 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month. No charge. Carondelet St. Joseph’s Hospital, NE Corner of Carondelet Drive and Wilmot Rd. 520-261-6982. Tim@FoodInRoot.com. FoodInRoot.com. Yoga – 11:15am-12:45pm. With Mark Lind. Group and individual instruction. Bring your own mat and belt. Kids under 12 free. $10. Unity of Tucson, 3617 N Camino Blanco, Rm 3. 520-488-8284. Molly.Nelson@q.com. UnityTucson.com. Chanted Buddhist Prayers: Heart Jewel – 5:306:30pm. Through beautiful chanted prayers, we can purify negativity, accumulate merit, and receive blessings. No charge. Kadampa Meditation Center AZ, 5326 E Pima St. 520-441-1617. Info@ MeditationInTucson.org. MeditationInTucson.org/ Heart-Jewel. Tucson Tuesday Laughter Yoga– 6-7pm. Gently through breathing and yogic exercises, we touch your heart with playful laughter designed to promote peace and healing. No charge. Quaker Meeting House, 931 N 5th Ave, Main Rm. 520-490-5500. LaughingJana@gmail.com. A Course in Miracles – 6-7:30pm. Using the traditional blue book, we read and discuss the profound, spiritual teachings as channeled through Helen Schuchman. By donation. Unity of Tucson, 3617 N Camino Blanco, Rm 1. 520-488-8284. Molly.Nelson@q.com. UnityTucson.com. Sacred Space Women’s Circle – 6-7:30pm. With Lanny Lewis. Women gathering to support each other in deep listening; based on feminine spirituality. Drop-ins welcome. No charge. St. Francis United Methodist Church, 4625 E River Rd. 520-318-3557. TC@TCJonesCoaching.com. SacredSpaceTucson.org. Taize Service – 6:45-7:30pm. First and third Tuesdays. Taize is a service of prayer, music, readings, and meditation. No charge. St Michael’s Episcopal Church, 602 N Wilmot Rd, 520-749-7950. SJTucson@aol.com. Books – 7-8:30pm. With Rev. Inger Mason. Reading of books channeled to Alice A. Bailey by Djwhal Khul, followed by guided meditation. Temple of Universality class. Call for details. No charge. Call for details, 520-331-5252. TempleOfUniversality@gmail.com. Group Singing – 6:45-8:15pm. Join this group of singers and want to be singers. Under the direction of Sarah Evans you will learn the exercises that gently release your voice. From personal experience and a proven method, the lessons are offered especially for the ones who want to but believe they can’t. $5-$25 donation accepted. Anderson Art and Printing, 3255 E Grant Rd, 520-661-6666. SarahVirgo8@msn.com.

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Educ Center, 4200 E River Rd. 520 319-1042. Admin@TucsonCSL.org. TucsonCSL.org. Young Adult Spiritual Seekers – 7-8pm. Explore different meditation techniques and wisdom traditions. Facilitated by Michael Pellegrino. Drop-ins welcome. Not limited to U of A students. No charge. Little Chapel of All Nations, 1401 E 1st St. 520-318-3557. Emarderness@gmail.com. SacredSpaceTucson.org.

Desert Ashram – 7pm. Immerse yourself in a beautiful and peaceful meditation and retreat center. Spiritual teachings of Swami Amar Jyoti, chanting, meditation, library, book shop, walking paths. No charge. 3403 W Sweetwater Dr. 520-743-0384. TruthConsciousness.org.

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ongoingevents Ascended Masters Introductory Classes – 7-8pm. Learn about your own individual divine being, your I Am Presence. Find divine solutions to every challenge. No charge. The Temple of The Presence, 11902 E Irvington Rd, 520-751-2039. SusanKnitttel@msn.com. TempleOfThePresence.org. Love Yourself Sacred Meeting – 7-8:30pm. First Thursday. Guided meditation and discussion: seeing the sacred within, claiming our power, recognizing and releasing toxic, disempowering relationships, creating abundance and more. Can serve as alternative or supplement to traditional 12-step programs to assist in living a higher version of ourselves. Unity of Tucson, 3617 Camino Blanco. For more information, 520-444-7525. ZY Qigong – 7-8:30pm. Practice finding your true self and connecting your self to the universe. A practice not based on knowledge but direct transmission from practitioners. $10/suggested donation. Desert Milagros, 3438 N Country Club. 520-404-8745. QigongMark@yahoo.com. ZYQigongAZ.com.

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Catalina Farmers’ Market Artworks and More – 8am-12pm. Fresh produce, baked goods, salmon, range-fed beef, artisans, unique gifts, food court, more. 16733 N Oracle Rd, Catalina. 970-903-0529. MichaelisPlaza@gmail.com. 77NorthMarketPlace.com. Trail Dust Town Farmers’ Market – 8am-12pm. Formerly Jesse Owens Market. Bring the family and enjoy everything this premiere farmers’ market has to offer. No charge. Trail Dust Town, 6541 E Tanque Verde Rd. HeirloomFM.com. Friday Farmers’ Market at Broadway Village – 10am-2pm. Southern Arizona’s only indoor (A/C)/ outdoor venue. Organic produce, meats, prepared foods, baked goods, coffee/teas, cheese, eggs, plants, artisans, body care, massage, music. Broadway/ Country Club. 520-603-8116. FoodInRoot UAMC Farmers’ Market – 10am2pm. Every week at UAMC on the plaza south of the hospital. Great Food and Music. No charge. UA Medical Center, NW Corner of Speedway and Campbell. 520-261-6982. Tim@FoodInRoot.com. FoodInRoot.com.

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Winning Together: Breast and GYN Cancer Support Group – 10:30am-12:30pm. Educational support group is for women with a diagnosis of Breast and/or Gynecological Cancer; any stage of survivorship is welcome. No charge. UA Cancer Center-University Campus, 1515 N Campbell, Rm 2919. 520-694-4605. Marsha.Drozdoff@ BannerHealth.com. AZCC.Arizona.edu. Waterbabies Pool Sharing – 11:30am-12:45pm. Relief for women living with chronic pain, from surgery, illness. Enjoy movement again in warm salt water. $10. Santa Rita Springs, 2301 N Santa Rita Ave. 520-577-7377. KathyNina7377@gmail.com. SantaRitaSprings.com. Community of Light Healing and Message Circle – 12pm. Weekly Metaphysical and spiritual gathering for healing, enlightenment and growth. Unscrewed Theater, 3244 E Speedway Blvd. 520-403-6156. YeahRightRo@gmail.com. CommunityOfLightTucson.com.

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Looking for Some Peace & Quiet? – 12-1pm. Guided Healing Meditation following which everyone receives a Message. This is a powerful time to receive healing energy in meditation for yourself and those in need of healing. By donation. United Fellowship Chapel, 4718 E Hawthorne St, 520-327-0142. DFN1@icloud.com. United-Fellowship-Chapel.com. Yoga for 12-Step Recovery: Y12SR – 3-4:30pm. Recovery based discussion and yoga practice. The issues are in the tissues. Open to anyone actively attending a 12-step program, clean and sober for a minimum of 24 hours. No charge. The Yoga Connection, 3929 E Pima St. Trish@yogaconnection.org.

saturday Rincon Valley Farmers’ Market – 8am-1pm. Organic produce, fresh flowers, baked goods, ironworks, arts and crafts by local artisans. 12500 E Old Spanish Trail. 520-591-BARN. RVFM@ RinconInstitute.org. RVFM.org. FoodInRoot St. Philip’s Plaza Farmers’ Market – 8am-12pm. One of the largest farmers’ markets in Southwestern Arizona and has a regional reputation for the number of local farmers it supports. No charge. St. Philips Plaza, 4380 N Campbell Ave. FoodInRoot.com. Contemplative Prayer Group – 9:30-11am. Silent meditation, DVD/CD, discussion. teachings by Richard Rohr, James Finley, John O’Donohue and others. No charge. House of Prayer, St. Michael’s Episcopal Church, 602 N Wilmot Rd. 520-400-2137. SJTucson@aol.com. Plaza Palomino Saturday Market – 10am-2pm. Fresh produce, breads, coffee, tea, plants, tamales, salsa and emu oil products. Live music. 2970 N Swan Rd. 520-523-1005. Oro Valley Farmers’ Market – 10am-2pm. 30 vendor stalls. Every 2nd Saturday fun events are planned to introduce more customers to this neighborhood gem. No charge. Steam Pump Ranch, 10901 N Oracle Rd. HeirloomFM.com. Aquacize – 12-1:15pm. With Rebecca Lennon RN. Slow, specific movements with diaphragmatic breathing in warm saltwater improve circulation, strengthen muscles, improve balance, posture and renew a sense of pride in one’s body. $200/8-consecutive classes. Santa Rita Springs, 2301 N Santa Rita Ave. 520-444-8636. B4Lennon@aol.com. SantaRitaSprings.com Southern AZ Light Givers – 5pm. First Saturday. Put yourself in the wow zone. Receive a session of True Light and discover how amazing radiant energy stimulates your spirit, mind and body. No charge. Miller-Golf Links Public Library, 9640 E Golf Links Rd. LightCircleMahikari@gmail.com. SukyoMahikari.org.

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ASSET MANAGEMENT

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READINGS BY SHIVANI

Don May, LMT Location: House Calls, Office Calls 520-730-0656 DonMay.MassageTherapy.com

Shivani has 30 years of experience as Astrologer, Tarot reader, teacher and has helped many through transitions and crisis. Strong spiritual background with grounded practical approach. 90-minute sessions. Private readings, classes, lectures and parties. Senior/student discounts.

Enjoy the deeply healing benefits of therapeutic massage in the comfort of your own home or office. Relieve chronic pain, release stress, or recover from injuries with Don’s nurturing Integrative Bodywork (blending traditional massage modalities with craniosacral and reiki). Don is known for his “groundedness” (a deeply calm presence), which allows clients to enter a state of deep relaxation with ease. See ad, page 37.

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BARTER BARTER TUCSON

Barbara and Dale Hulvey 520-909-9200 Office.BarterTucson@gmail.com BarterTucson.com Gain clients/customers who stay with you for the life of the company. Member of the International Barter Alliance, a DoBarter on Line service. Your membership in Barter Tucson offers you access to goods and services from tens of thousands of members in exchanges worldwide. See ad, page 18.

BODYWORK ADAPTIVE MASSAGE THERAPY Stephanie Dixon, LMT, CNMT 520-548-5379 Stephanie.M.Dixon@gmail.com AdaptiveMassageTucson.com

Massage Therapy specializing in relief and treatment of pain and injuries. Stephanie has experience and training with a wide variety of massage therapy techniques. Also certified in neuromuscular therapy. A session at the New Leaf Studio is helpful for conditions like arthritis, fibromyalgia, chronic back and neck pain and more.

ARMORLESS BODY THERAPIES

Randy Usem, LMT, Radix Practitioner Near Campbell & Grant 520-312-9563 • Armorless.net TucsonMassageAndBodyTherapy.com Randy has 28 years of bodywork experience, providing treatments that are stress busting or for specific issues. Sometimes sessions are enhanced and integrated with mind-body awareness experiments. The client uses sound, breath and movement to contact feelings and access deep tension and energy release. See ad, page 37.

NORTHSTAR HYPERBARICS

SANTA RITA SPRINGS

Biobalance Integrated Wellness, LLC 520-227-3695 Buck@BioBalance.us BioBalance.us NeuroFeedbackHomeUser.com

Float in 96 degree warm saltwater while Dorothy gently massages, stretches,andmoves you to free up body, mind, a nd spirit. Incorporating Craniosacral Therapy, Jin Shin Jyutsu andIntegrative Massage in each 80 minute session in water or on land. See ad, page 36.

THERAPEUTIC INTUITIVE BODYWORK

Jennifer Beard LMT Speedway/ Craycroft Area 520-906-8136 TherapeuticIntuitiveBodywork.com

Tired of the pain? M yofascial Release frees you from what holds you back. Let go of past injuries and love life again. Zach specializes in Myofascial Release, Structural Integration and Neuromuscular Re-education with nearly 20 years of hands on experience. See ad, page 3.

Neurofeedback uses cutting edge technology, coupled with sound research, that helps improve brain functioning. The brain is given guidance to self-regulate from imbalances, naturally, with no medications, for lasting results. Train Your Brain, Clear Your Mind, Enjoy Your Life! See ad, page 34.

CAFE THAT’S AMORE CAFE

A skilled touch with a unique effective approach. With over 25 years of experience, Jennifer utilizes a therapeutic approach to reduce stress, relieve muscle tension, clear energetic blockages, and balance structural misalignments. New client special: three-session “tune-up” for $150. See ad, page 36.

WellnessFirst! 3861 N 1st Ave, 85719 520-232-4585 SaberLMP@aol.com 3861WellnessFirst.com

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) saturates the body with oxygen, reducing inflammation and enhancing recovery from central nervous system injury including: traumatic brain injury, post-concussion syndrome, stroke, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, birth injury, autism, spinal cord injury, near drowning, anoxic brain injury and other conditions. See ad, page 39.

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ZACHARY SABER, LMT

Dr. Carol Henricks, MD 7598 N La Cholla Blvd, 85741 520-229-1238 NorthStarHBOT.com

4374 E Speedway Blvd, 85712 520-965-5223 Italian@ThatsAmoreCafe.com ThatsAmoreCafe.com Facebook.com/LoveItalian Beautiful Italian Espresso Cafe and Small Italian Specialties Store. Locally owned/operated. Organic and Fair Trade coffee, espresso, teas. Organic coconut, almond, & soy milks. Traditional Italian and American Pastries like Sfogliatella, Pignoli Cookies. Buy one drink, get the second 1/2 off. See ad, page 16.

CATERING EP SALSA & CATERING

Event Planning, Catering Loretta Carlson 520-440-1540 • ElParador@aol.com Let us cater your party, event or meeting. From two to 300 guests, we are a full-service catering company specializing in Mexican, Middle Eastern and American food. Loretta can help plan your event, from the flowers to the table.

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CHILDREN’S SERVICES TINA BUCK, PHD, LPC / CEO

Biobalance Integrated Wellness, LLC 520-227-3695 Buck@BioBalance.us BioBalance.us NeuroFeedbackHomeUser.com Neurofeedback uses cutting edge technology, coupled with sound research, that helps improve brain functioning. The brain is given guidance to self-regulate from imbalances, naturally, with no medications, for lasting results. Train Your Brain, Clear Your Mind, Enjoy Your Life! See ad, page 34.

CHIROPRACTIC

CLEANING SERVICES PURMAID LLC

520-331-2629 PurMaidTucson@gmail.com PurMaid.com PurMaid LLC provides professional green cleaning services to Tucson homes and businesses. Locally owned and operated. Special offer: 3 labor hours of cleaning, just $65. See ad for details. See ad, page 34.

COACHING COUNSELING & GUIDANCE ARMORLESS BODY THERAPIES

DR. JOANNE HAUPERT, D.C.

Randy Usem, LMT, Radix Practitioner Near Campbell & Grant 520-312-9563 TucsonEmotionalAndTraumaTherapy.com TucsonMassageAndBodyTherapy.com

Do you want to trust and increase your body’s ability to heal and regenerate? Network Chiropractic is very gentle and helps increase your brain/body connection and empower you to make healthier choices. Great for Children, PTSD, Depression and Auto Immune diseases.

Affordable alternative or addition to traditional therapy. Radix is a neo-Reichian, deep feeling, regressive process similar to bio-energetics and primal therapy. Exploring with breath, body awareness, centering and grounding to access anger, fear, grief, longing and restore love, trust, pleasure, fulfillment and aliveness. See ad, page 37.

DR. CARMEN MAZZA, D.C.

COUNSELING CONCEPTS

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520-834-1722 4620 N Bornite Way LTFamilyChiropractic.com

Network Spinal Analysis-Light Touch Chiropractic. Release trauma and stored stress and tension. Awaken the breath. Evolve and grow. Excellent for emotional release, for those on a Spiritual Path, Children, Anyone who’s experienced trauma or unable to receive help elsewhere.

WINTERHAVEN HEALTH CENTER Dr. Nathan Conlee 3020 N Country Club Rd, 85716 520-322-6161 PerformanceNeurology.com

Jo Ruddy and Jody Hardy 3861 N First Ave 520-881-4237 CounselingConceptsLLC.org

Dr. Jo Ruddy, Metaphysical Life Coach and Clinical Master Hypnotherapist, along with Jodi Hardy, M.A., LPC and highly experienced psychotherapist, offer metaphysical approaches to healing and creating lasting change in your life. Located at WellnessFIRST! See ad, page 3.

HEALTHY COUPLES

Bill White, M.A., Love Coach 520-319-9132 TheHealthyCouple.com

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Quick and dramatic results are common. Bill is a master at navigating relationship challenges to restore love and play. Resolve anger, arguments, emotional distancing, broken trust, childhood influences. Free no-obligation consultation.

RISE ABOVE IT COACH

Denisse Cabrera, RN, CDE Certified Integrative Life Coach 520-979-4600 RiseAboveItCoach@gmail.com RiseAboveItCoach.com Coaching brings out your inner expert and the motivation, excitement, and desire to actually follow your best advice. Using coaching models and intuition you can have desired results in health, relationships, career, money, life. Let your magic outsmart self-sabotage. See ad, page 20.

SPIRITUAL COUNSELING

Rebecca Saxon, BSN, RN, MA MA in Transpersonal Psychology 520-248-6351 RebeccaSaxon.com Discuss any and all life issues, concerns or struggles and receive support from a spiritually based psychologist. You deserve a compassionate and safe place to explore your life changes and transitions. See ad, page 14.

TAMMY ROSEN WILBUR, GCFP Tucson Feldenkrais Center 3079 W Avenida Cresta, 85745 520-305-5393 TucsonFeldenkrais.com

Tammy Rosen Wilbur, Guild Certified Feldenkrais Practitioner uses gentle movement and awareness to help clients move out of pain, improve posture and flexibility. Feldenkrais Functional Integration sessions can update the brain for structural alignment, improved function and movement. Sessions are fully clothed and deeply relaxing. See ad, page 37.

COLON HYDROTHERAPY INTESTINAL HEALTH INSTITUTE 520-325-9686 Intestines@SheilaShea.com IntestinalHealthInstitute.com

Sheila Shea, M.A., has 38 years of experience and is board certified. Her institute offers colon hydrotherapy, detox protocols, and GAPS counseling. She specializes in abdominal massage, nutritional support and colonoscopy preparation. Heal your gut, heal your body. See ad, page 28.

VERY SPECIAL ALTERNATIVES Vonnie Schultz Albrecht, RN WellnessFirst! 3861 N First Ave, Rm 3, 85719 520-403-1686 VerySpecialAlternatives@gmail.com

FDA-approved system integrated with full, closed-gravity option; purified water; disposable speculums. Probiotic reflorastation. Affordable rates and packages. Ear coning also available. Flexible hours include weekends. See ad, page 3.

COMPUTER SERVICES GE COMPUTING AND INTERNET SERVICES

Don Gibbens Office: 520-332-1485 • Cell: 520-784-1243 Don@gecomputerrepair.com GEComputerRepair.com Facebook: GE-Computing-and-Internet-Services One of Don’s tag lines is, “Computer Sick? Call the Doctor.” He has been helping people keep their computers and technology working f or over 30 years. As one of Don’s customers said, “You don’t make me feel stupid”. House calls and via remote. See ad, page 17.

CRYSTAL BOWL HEALING RETURN TO WHOLENESS: AN ENCOUNTER WITH SOUND Tryshe Dhevney SoundShifting.com

END OF LIFE MENTOR

Danielle Dvorak 847-323-9188 Serving Tucson and surrounding area Danielle@Replevyn.com EndofLifeMentor.com This mentor supports by relieving stress, answering tough questions, interfacing with medical professionals, translating medical lingo, holding space, running errands, and/or maybe fills in so that a caregiver can take a deep breath or get a good night’s sleep.See ad, page 10.

Johanna Alley 520-370-1306 • J Walley@protonmail.ch JohannaAlley.com

JEANNE ANNE KRIZMAN, DMD, MPH 1601 N Tucson Blvd, Ste 35 520-326-0082 • Smile@KrizmanDental.com

Johanna accesses from the quantum field your loving, spiritual energies and gives voice to insights to help you learn how to live the karma-balancing life you wrote for yourself and manifest your true life purpose. $10 off first session.

A centrally located biologic, and integrative dental office with Tucson’s only International academy of Oral Medicine & Toxicology accredited dentist. Specializing in general & cosmetic dentistry, mercury-free fillings, safe amalgam removal, implants, extractions, cavitation treatment, and ozone therapy. Call for appointment today. See ad, page 19.

TAMMY ROSEN WILBUR

Tesla Metamorphosis Healing and Access Bars 520-305-5393

MEDICINE WHEEL DENTAL AND WELLNESS CENTER

Dr. Steven A. Swidler, DDS Dr. Kenneth C. Glass, DDS 4650 W Jojoba Dr, 85745 520-743-7101 • MedicineWheelDental.com Medicine Wheel Dental is Tucson’s premier holistic integrative dental practice. Utilizing a balanced mix of traditional dentistry with exclusive naturopathic, holistic and alternative modalities, Medicine Wheel Dental provides the highest level of personalized dental care. “With awareness, we can make a choice.” See ad, back cover.

ENERGY WORK JEANIE UNDERWOOD

Heart-Centered Intuitive Healer In Person, By Phone or Skype EnergeticHeartHealing@gmail.com 520-344-9992

Imagine your soul in tune with your body…Your soul, in tune with your body…Your voice, communicating your deepest truth…Your being, tuned as One Voice with the Alchemy Crystal Singing Bowls reflecting the symphony of the spheres. See ad, page 15.

DEATH & DYING

SPIRITUAL ENERGY TRANSFORMATION

DENTISTRY

While talking with you, Jeanie helps you transform your life through releasing energetic patterns that don’t serve you. She has trained in Shamanism, The Braddock Bodywork Process, and Heart Rhythm Meditation, and is a Reiki Master. Available for public presentations.

REPLEVYN

Danielle Dvorak 847-323-9188 Danielle@Replevyn.com Replevyn.com Achieve your highest potential through sound healing, reiki, yoga, aromatherapy and more. Danielle utilizes Tibetan Sacred Sound (certified through TibetanBowlSchool.com), combined with other modalities, as is appropriate for each individual. Relax, release stress, improve health, and realize your own gifts. See ad, page 10.

Tammy Rosen Wilbur is a certified Tesla Metamorphosis and Access Bars practitioner who works metaphysically to create new possibilities for expansion, change and healing. As an intuitive healer, she helps clients clear blockages pain and illness to become the light they are. See ad, page 37.

FACIAL REJUVENATION PAMPERED SKIN STUDIO

Dr. Suzanne Pear, RN, PhD, LE, COE 520-400-8109 5160 E. Glenn St, Ste. 150 PamperedSkinStudio.com Dr. Suzie specializes in non-surgical facial rejuvenation focused on your specific concerns, objectives and constraints. If you are interested in aging gracefully and believe that “less is more”, then call today to start the journey to being your own kind of beautiful. See ad, page 25.

FINANCIAL ADVISOR CLARITY FINANCIAL SERVICES Anne (Kelsik) Ramirez Investment Manager CA Insurance License #0D69354 1022 W Ina Rd, Ste 7, 85704 Office / Cell: 520-955-2495 Fax: 520-297-2414 ARamirez@1stallied.com CFSTucson.com

The selection of a financial advisor is critical to your success. Just beginning to look for a professional or feeling that your current advisor lacks that level of commitment to you? Schedule a meeting today to discuss your situation and to determine if there might be a fit to work together. See ad, page 4.

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GARDEN THERAPY

FINANCING KAREN M FISHER

Senior Loan Officer NMLS ID# 180167 AZ MLO Lic# 0911886 520-447-2279 Summit Funding, Inc. NMLS ID# 3199 An Approved Equal Housing Lender 210 E Broadway Blvd, 85701 Branch NMLS ID# 1165964 Karen Fisher has been helping people with their real estate financing needs since 1983. She can help you with residential (1-4 units) purchase, refinance or remodeling transactions anywhere in the State of Arizona. Summit Funding is a privately owned residential mortgage company that handles all of the loan details locally. To make that dream home, vacation home or rental property a reality call for a free consultation. See ad, page 19.

FLOTATION SPA CLOUD NINE FLOTATION 2118 S Avenida Planet 520-668-4017 FloatTucson.com

Relax, recuperate, unplug from your daily stress-filled life. Flotation Therapy is the most relaxing thing you’ll ever experience. Effective for stress, anxiety, recuperation from injuries, meaningful meditation. Ask about Colorado Hemp Honey.

YUME JAPANESE GARDENS OF TUCSON

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Yume Japanese Gardens of Tucson offers a scientifically proven two month long healing walk program that reduces anxiety, stress, and sadness and promotes joy and peacefulness. For details and start dates, visit YumeGardens.org. Open daily 9:30am-4:30pm; except on Monday from 10am-4:30pm, October to June.

In the courtyard of Placita de la Luna, enter ProjekK hair studio and notice the scents of pine, rosemary and sage. Stylist Kathie features U.K.-inspired cuts that need minimal styling. Hair color is ammonia-free and organic, providing beautiful, professional results.

2130 N Alvernon Way, 85712 520-332-2928 • Yume.Gardens@gmail.com Yume.Gardens.org

GLUTEN FREE GOURMET GIRLS GLUTEN FREE BAKERY/BISTRO 5845 N Oracle Rd, 85704 520-408-9000 GourmetGirlsGlutenFree.com Tues-Sun 7am-3pm, Fri-Sat 5-8pm

Do you have celiac disease or suffer from gluten intolerance? Visit Tucson’s only completely gluten-free bakery/bistro where you can enjoy breakfast, lunch or freshly baked treats in a relaxed and friendly environment, without worrying about cross contamination. Beer, wine, signature cocktails available. See ad, page 39.

GREEN PRODUCTS A & E RECYCLED GRANITE

FUNCTIONAL MEDICINE DR. DEEANN SABER, NMD WellnessFIRST! 3861 N First Ave, 85719 520-209-1755 3861WellnessFirst.com

Dr. Saber is a primary care naturopathic physician who specializes in endocrinology and functional medicine. Using science-based information as well as your personal symptoms, we will together find the best way to optimal health. See ad, page 3.

520-885-8970 - Tucson Metro 480-739-0234 - Phoenix Metro ROC # 305289 AERecycledGranite.com

Arizona’s eco-friendly manufacturer of recycled granite pavers, split stone tile veneer, subway tiles and fire pits. The locally crafted products add a unique, beautiful look to your home and business while keeping our planet’s mountains out of Arizona’s waste stream.

GUT HEALTH INTESTINAL HEALTH INSTITUTE 520-325-9686 Intestines@SheilaShea.com IntestinalHealthInstitute.com

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Modern Organic Hairdressing 204 W Grant Rd 520-331-9006 • ProjekkHair@yahoo.com Facebook: ProjekK

HEALTHFOOD STORES DESERT WELLNESS NUTRITION 125 W Calle De Las Tiendas, 103A, Green Valley, 85614 520-625-3665 DesertWN.com

Desert Wellness is a local health food store dedicated to helping the community access high quality health/nutrition products. The store’s owner, Christina Roberts, is a nutritionist and certified holistic health coach, qualified to guide customers to healthier lifestyles.

HEALTH SCREENING PROACTIVE HEALTH SOLUTIONS, LLC Lynda Witt ACCT Certified Thermographer 520-235-7036 ProactiveHealthSolutions.org

Screening thermography has the opportunity to detect changes at any stage in the development of breast cancer, from the first year to when a tumor is dense enough to be seen with mammography. This early detection of change can lead to earlier diagnosis and better treatment options, as well as the opportunity for patients and their healthcare practitioners to intervene at an early stage with preventive treatment. See ad, page 3.

HEALTHY EATING CLAIRE’S CAFE & ART GALLERY 16140 N Oracle Rd, Catalina, 85739 520-825-2525 ClairesCafe.net

Claire’s Cafe & Art Gallery serves home-cooked breakfasts and lunches daily, 7am-3pm. Vegetarian, gluten-free and other dietary needs are easily accommodated. The gallery includes original artwork, jewelry, leather goods and greeting cards. See ad, page 5.

GOURMET GIRLS GLUTEN FREE BAKERY/BISTRO

SOULISTIC HEALING CENTER

HEATING & COOLING

MaritaSeen Valyan, LMT 20 Calle Iglesia, Tubac 520-398-3970 SoulisticHealingCenter.org

5845 N Oracle Rd, 85704 520-408-9000 GourmetGirlsGlutenFree.com Tues-Sun 7am-3pm, Fri-Sat 5-8pm

A.M. HEATING & COOLING

Providing commercial and residential service for routine maintenance, repairs, inspections, and new installation of air conditioning systems and furnaces. Specializing in clean and proper installation of equipment, energy efficiency, and indoor air quality. Also offers Mini-splits. Family-owned and operated.

GOVINDA’S NATURAL FOODS BUFFET & ISKCON TEMPLE 711 E Blacklidge Dr, 85719 520-792-0630 GovindasOfTucson.com

Enjoy resort-like atmosphere of waterfalls, peacocks, fountains and gardens while relishing international vegetarian cuisine emphasizing healthy organic produce. Dinner under $10. Join us for weekly Sunday Festival at 5:30pm with musical meditation, spiritual discourse and dinner at 7pm.

LOVIN’ SPOONFULS

Vegetarian Restaurant 2990 N Campbell Ave, 85719 520-325-7766 LovinSpoonfuls.com Lovin’ Spoonfuls offers breakfast, lunch and dinner in a gracious atmosphere, perfect for dining with friends, family and business associates. Awards and accolades include Tucson Lifestyle magazine’s Best Vegetarian Restaurant, Tucson Weekly’s Best of Tucson and VegNews’ Best Vegetarian Restaurant.

HEALTHY HOME JEN’S ORGANIC HOME

520-548-2650 AMHeatCool.com ROC#296152

HOME LOANS

HOLISTIC HEALTH/ ALTERNATIVE HEALING

KAREN M FISHER

COYOTE HEALING CENTER

145 E University Ave, Ste 207, 85705 520-722-9787 PulsedAdvanced Medicine.com Center is offering PEMF - Pulsed Electromagnetic fields to enhance your body’s healing ability. Tremendous results are reported: including relief from incontinence, sciatic and other pain, inflammation, depression, improved energy, enhanced healing, and increased range of motion. New location special: 20% off initial session; $50 off a package. See ad, page 27.

HOLISTIC HEALTH COACHING Rebecca Saxon, BSN, RN, MA MA in Transpersonal Psychology 520-248-6351 RebeccaSaxon.com

HOME SERVICES

This is a safe place to discuss your health issues or health goals and get reliable direction from a holistic RN of 29 years. Education and inspiration toward total wellness are provided in a compassionate environment. See ad, page 14.

Jennifer Bauman Ollman/Owner 2831 E Broadway Blvd, 85716 520-325-0359 (Store) • 520-548-9968 (Cell) Tues. & Thurs. 9-6; Sat. 10-8 Info@JensOrganicHome.com JensOrganicHome.com

SAGE PATH THERAPY

Jen’s Organic Home features a beautiful 2831 E. Broadway Blvd. healthy showroom with an 520.325.0359 abundance of natural products. Whether you’re greening your interior environment, recovering from illness or strengthening your family’s immune system, Jen’s Organic Home provides local, healthy choices for Tucsonans. Visit Jen’s Organic Home on Instagram and Facebook. See ad, page 14.

Patti Thompson, Nurse Practitioner and Clinical Hypnotherapist, specializes in stress management and health promotion through the Mind/ Body connection. She offers workshops and private sessions to help others access the power of their subconscious mind, change patterns and improve their health. See ad, pg 17.

Hours: Tues, Thurs, Sat 10am-6pm

A destination health resort spa with ionized pools providing a variety of complementary healing modalities, products, and educational materials and services focusing on the exploration of the “Art of Living” through a holistic integration of the body, mind, and spirit.

Patti Thompson, MSN, RN, AGPCNP-BC, CHt 520-444-2725 SagePathTherapy.com

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HYPERBARIC OXYGEN THERAPY NORTHSTAR HYPERBARICS

Dr. Carol Henricks, MD 7598 N La Cholla Blvd, 85741 520-229-1238 • NorthStarHBOT.com Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) saturates the body with oxygen, reducing inflammation and enhancing recovery from central nervous system injury including: traumatic brain injury, post-concussion syndrome, stroke, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, birth injury, autism, spinal cord injury, near drowning, anoxic brain injury and other conditions. See ad, page 39.

IDENTITY THEFT PROTECTION

INTUITIVE ARTS AWARENESS CENTER

EUGENE CARTER

Gunter Benz 928-699-7504 Benz@pobox.com

Independent Agent, LegalShield Inc. 520-808-3068 EugeneCarter.org

A gifted clairvoyant, healer and teacher, Gunter offers private intuitive reading and massage therapy/bodywork sessions. He also holds workshops and seminars on Quantum Healing and development of intuition– everything that makes us more aware and feeling better physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually.

LegalShield Inc provides affordable access to law firms across the U.S. and Canada allowing small businesses and individuals the ability to receive legal advice, consultation, review of documents, court actions of a defensive nature, and more. For over 40 years, LegalShield plan holders can say “No longer do you have to check your wallet before you check your rights.”

JEANIE UNDERWOOD

Heart-Centered Intuitive Healer In Person, By Phone or Skype EnergeticHeartHealing@gmail.com 520-344-9992 While talking with you, Jeanie helps you transform your life through releasing energetic patterns that don’t serve you. She has trained in Shamanism, The Braddock Bodywork Process, and Heart Rhythm Meditation, and is a Reiki Master. Available for public presentations.

EUGENE CARTER

Independent Agent, LegalShield Inc. 520-808-3068 EugeneCarter.org Legalshield provides a solution to the top consumer complaint with the FTC for 15 years. With Legalshield you and your family will have your financial accounts as well as drivers license, SSN, medical, character/ criminal identity, etc. monitored. With Legalshield, when a professional thief steals your identity, professional licensed investigators restore it.

INSURANCE SANDI EGHTESADI FARMERS INSURANCE

4866 E Broadway Blvd, 85711 520-881-8000 SEghtesadi@FarmersAgent.com YourTucsonAgent.com Facebook.com/SAEFarmers Sandi Eghtesadi helpscustomers like you identify the insurance coverage that best fits your needs -whether that’s auto, home, renters, business insurance and more.“The best compliment I can receive is the referral of your family, friends and colleagues.”

INTUITIVE ARTS MYSTIC MESSENGERS PSYCHIC FAIR

Larry Martin 445 S Alvernon Way at Doubletree by Hilton 513-476-2222 Larimar2000@hotmail.com MysticMessengers.biz Mystic Messengers Psychic Fair is Tucson’s Premier Metaphysical Community of independent psychics, healers, artists and crafts people. Everyone interested in metaphysical events is welcome, always with free admission. Event dates are listed online at MysticMessengers.biz.

IV THERAPIES WHOLISTIC FAMILY MEDICINE Dr. Lance Morris 1601 N Tucson Blvd, Ste 37, 85716 520-322-8122 WFMedicine@gmail.com ResonantSoundTherapy.com

Dr. Morris treats all conditions, pediatric through geriatric, emphasizing ‘”nature cure” to heal mind, body and spirit. Developer of Resonant Sound Therapy. See website for more information. See ad, page 24.

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LIFE INSURANCE DON COX – FARMERS INSURANCE

6340 N Campbell Ave, Ste 100, 85718 520-789-7234 Dcox1@FarmersAgent.com Agents.farmers.com/az/tucson/donald-cox As your local Farmers agent, Don helps customers like you identify the insurance coverage that best fits your needs. This process is straightforward and personalized to help make you smarter about insurance. Don can help provide options for life, auto, home, business insurance and more.

MASSAGE ADAPTIVE MASSAGE THERAPY Stephanie Dixon, LMT, CNMT 520-548-5379 Stephanie.M.Dixon@gmail.com AdaptiveMassageTucson.com

ELISSA HAMBRIGHT MASSAGE

LMT for you, your horse, and dog 520-906-1808 ElissaHambright.MassageTherapy.com Since 1999, Elissa’s mission has been to help people, horses, and dogs move and feel better. Available for out-calls and specializing in Therapeutic Massage, Essential Oils, Raindrop Technique, Lymphatic Drainage, Lypossage, and Kinesio Tape. Call today and learn how to enhance your health! See ad, page 36.

INTUITIVE HANDS MOBILE MASSAGE Don May, LMT Location: House Calls, Office Calls 520-730-0656 DonMay.MassageTherapy.com

RITUAL BY KATE’S MAGIK 215 N Court Ave, 85701 520-743-1486 KatesMagik.com

THERAPEUTIC INTUITIVE BODYWORK Jennifer Beard LMT Speedway/ Craycroft Area 520-906-8136 TherapeuticIntuitiveBodywork.com

MEDICAL SPA PAMPERED SKIN STUDIO

Dr. Suzanne Pear, RN, PhD, LE, COE 520-400-8109 5160 E Glenn St, Ste PamperedSkinStudio.com At the Pampered Skin Studio, Dr. Suzie personally provides customized treatments including facials with microdermabrasion, microcurrent and LED, peels, microneedling, facial fillers, Botox® and Novathread® non-surgical facelifts. Minor skin irregularity treatment and electrolysis are also available. Specializing in adult and teen acne as well as sensitive and ethnic skin issues. See ad, page 25.

METAPHYSICAL GIFTS & SUPPLIES

PARKINSON’S DISEASE HANLING ACUPUNCTURE HEALING CENTER

MYSTIC MESSENGERS PSYCHIC FAIR

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Dr. Morris treats all conditions, pediatric through geriatric, emphasizing “nature cure” to heal mind, body and spirit. Developer of Resonant Sound Therapy. See website for more information. See ad, page 24.

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Center is offering PEMF - Pulsed Electromagnetic fields to enhance your body’s healing ability. Tremendous results are reported: including relief from incontinence, sciatic and other pain, inflammation, depression, improved energy, enhanced healing, and increased range of motion. New location special: 20% off initial session; $50 off a package. See ad, page 29.

LOVE YOURSELF SACRED MEETINGS CJ Walker 520-444-7525 CJWalker333@comcast.net LoveYourselfSacred.com

Love Yourself Sacred meetings on the first Thursday of the month at 7pm at Unity of Tucson 3617 Camino Blanco, 85718. Topics include seeing the sacred within, claiming your power, recognizing and releasing toxic relationships and more. Groups are lead by CJ Walker author, lecturer, healer who also offers individual sessions. $50 off for Natural Awakenings readers. See ad, page 23.

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Denisse Cabrera, RN, CDE Certified Integrative Life Coach 520-979-4600 RiseAboveItCoach@gmail.com RiseAboveItCoach.com Offering individual and group sessions for personal growth through coaching or consulting. Identify core strategies for fulfillment in health, career, relationships, simplified living, and authenticity. Remember, your level of success is directly correlated to your level of personal development. See ad, page 20.

PHARMACY REED’S COMPOUNDING PHARMACY 2729 E Speedway Blvd, 85716 520-318-4421 ReedsRX.com • Info@ReedsRX.com

Reed’s Compounding Pharmacy specializes in custom compounded prescriptions for the special needs of patients and pets. They compound creams, suspensions, capsules, suppositories, troches and more. Pharmacists are available to make recommendations based on your needs and to consult with your provider.

QIGONG MARK FRIGHETTI

ZY Qigong Teacher/Practitioner Desert Milagros, 3438 N Country Club 520-404-8745 QigongMark@yahoo.com Meetup.com/Tucson-ZY-Qigong- Meetup Practice finding our true self and connecting our true self to the universe. A practice not based on knowledge but direct transmission from practitioners. It is about leaving the world of knowledge and releasing into the mysteries and flow of nature.

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Do you have celiac disease or suffer from gluten intolerance? Visit Tucson’s only completely gluten-free bakery/bistro where you can enjoy breakfast, lunch or freshly baked treats in a relaxed and friendly environment, without worrying about cross contamination. Now serving dinner on Friday and Saturday. Beer, wine, signature cocktails available. See ad, page 39.

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SINGING SARAH’S SCHOOL FOR SPEECH IN SONG Sarah Evans 520-661-6666 SarahVirgo8@msn.com

Learn gentle therapeutic exercises to release your singing voice. We open to the etheric tone with our breath and release it as sound. This service produces relaxation and begins the journey of unveiling the Voice for those who have longed to sing! Sing and be happy!

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WHOLISTIC FAMILY MEDICINE Dr. Lance Morris 1601 N Tucson Blvd, Ste 37, 85716 520-322-8122 WFMedicine@gmail.com ResonantSoundTherapy.com

Personal healing sessions to help you release energy blockages and step into your mastery. Universal White Time Healing, Phi Vogel Crystals & Sound Harmonics. Author of the new book, Love Yourself Sacred. One-hour sessions $50 off for Natural Awakenings readers. See ad, page 23.

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Rev. Betty Tatalajski New Masonic Temple, 3590 N Country Club Rd, 85716 520-884-5340 TempleOfUniversality@gmail.com TheTempleOfUniversality.org

Worship, healing, prophesy. Celebrating the unity of God and man. 11am Sunday service. Free metaphysical development classes in areas of White Eagle World Healing Meditation, Alice Bailey books, Spiritual/ Metaphysical Law and Kaballah.

Rev Janis Farmer Sunday Service: 3231 N Craycroft Rd, 85712 520-319-1042 TucsonCSL.org ”..a spiritual alternative. We offer spiritual solutions to everyday challenges. Celebration Service 10:30am, Meditation 10am. We look forward to seeing you soon. See ad, page 7.

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Information on and sharing of NDEs and other transformative experiences. Open to public; everyone has experiences worth sharing. Guest speaker series on 2nd Thursday (Oct – May); small groups on 3rd Thursday each month, 6:30pm at Unity Church of Tucson.

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Explore your spirituality in a warm and loving community of caring friends. Learn practical tools that really work to improve your life and the world around you. Sunday service, 10:30am. Prayer services Sunday at 8:50am and Wednesdays at 9:45am. See ad, page 33.

T’AI CHI HEATHER CHALON, MPH

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