Midsummer Festival on Saturday June 19th
June 16, 2010 by
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Brigid’s House Midsummer Festival June 19th 10-5
June 5, 2010 by
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Midsummer Festival Info
June 19, 2010
Midsummer Festival 2010 Exhibitors
Cheryl Gordon—Earthly Elements and Aura & Energy Signature Portraits
Anne Morgan—Astrology Readings (bring birth date, time, place)
Bobby Sullivan—Aura Photos
Cindie Ekren—tarot readings and dream interpretation
Nukhet Hendricks—Intuitive Readings
Micara Link—Intuitive Readings
Kathy Dannel Vitcak—Past Life It’s Your Karma Card Readings
Becky Steinhoff—Quantum Biofeedback
Doris Issendorf—Red Eagle Drums
Pat Swetland—Intuitive Energy healing, Reiki and more
Troy Schmit—Intuitive and mediumistic readings
Kelly Baarstad—massage
Lorelei Erdmann—Tea Leaf Readings/shamanic accessories
Diana DiCristina—Wind Water Harmony sales
Frank DiCristina—Grateful Dowsing
Jennifer Salness—Amethyst BioMat treatments and crystal sales
Millie Bokern—Kangen water
Debra Buth—Aihu Essentials for Healing Consultant
John Koloch—Mediumship—inspiring messages to guide your soul
Ann MacGregor—Ancestral readings
Kaitlyn Hanisch–Elder Moon Hoops (hula hoops)
Maria Gleason & Raven Darkcloud—music/dancing
Beyond Juice—healthy food and drink
30 minute Demonstrations/talks by:
10:30am Pat Swetland on Energy Healing
11:15am Anne Morgan—explaining astrology using attendee volunteer for a reading
12:00pm Ann MacGregor—talk on the ancestors
1pm–Becky Steinhoff—Quantum Biofeedback presentation
1:45pm Frank DiCristini on the ancient art of dowsing
2:30pm Troy Schmit—gallery style intuitive/mediumistic readings
3:15pm Millie Bokern on health benefits of Kangen water
Drumming throughout the day with Doris Issendorf
Thank you all! Class Updates Coming!
January 24, 2010 by
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Greetings!
I just want to thank you all for all the prayers, light, love and healing that was sent to my sister and my family. It was a journey for us that ended with Carol’s transition and I feel so humbled to have been with her at her time of transition. Your thoughts and prayers supported us all through this difficult time. I thank you from deep within my heart.
Right now I am trying to play catch-up and re-schedule classes so there will be a shake-up in the previous class listings that you have received. Within the next few days I hope to have the current class offerings on the website. Please note that I am only speaking of the classes I am offering. Everyone else’s classes will remain at the same date and time. So if you have an old class calendar you might want to check the current class listing on the website before registering.
Thank you all again! Blessings upon your hearts,
Jeanne
Happy Holidays!
December 25, 2009 by
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A blanket of snow has settled over our area. Today everything is clean, fresh and pure. May we hold that feeling in our hearts as we enjoy the holiday season with loved ones.
Namaste
Brigid’s House Open House – Mark your Calendars!
November 8, 2009 by
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Our open house events are always favorites. This year promises to be no exception…sales prices, extra discounts, your favorite readers and more. Mark your calendars and we will see you then.
The Duluth Expo was Great!
August 24, 2009 by
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We were honored to have been the official book store for The Edge Expo. It was the first expo presented by The Edge Expos in Duluth and the turnout was wonderful. Next year the expo will be in September and we expect even bigger crowds. Thank you to all the familiar faces who stopped by and welcome to all the new ones. Your support means the world to us!
Sending Love and Light Request
July 29, 2009 by
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Kathy Dannel-Vitcak is our incredible webmaster and writer of our newsletters from Brigid’s House. This past week her beloved dog Deuce died. He has been with Kathy for many years and his presence at Kathy’s resort has been a joy for many people. He was a huge dog—had lots of bear energy. He was like every child’s dream of a huge stuffed animal they could ride! He was a friendly dog with much personality. Please, everyone, send Kathy and her family, and Deuce some love and light. We’re all holding you close Kathy, in our hearts! You may contact Kathy at Kathy@kathydv.com
Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff…Literally by Tara Troge
July 28, 2009 by
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Now that summer is in full swing, many are taking extra measures to ensure their underarms are sweat and odor free. However, if you are like many people and believe that deodorant and antiperspirants are one in the same, please read on.
Antiperspirants are designed to keep you from sweating. They typically contain aluminum salts which clog, close or block pores so sweat can’t be released. With continued use, aluminum accumulates in the brain and has been linked to Alzheimer’s disease.
On the other hand, deodorants work to kill the bacteria that actually causes body odor. Deodorants allow the body to cool itself through the natural process of sweating. While deodorant is always the preferred choice, what can you do to prevent the embarrassing underarm sweat patches?
Call me lucky (or unlucky, depending on how you look at it!), but I’m one of those people who rarely has underarm odor; however, regardless of the outside temperature, I seem to sweat like I’m continuously running a marathon. Why my body feels the need to continually cool itself is an entirely different matter, but I’ve tried many different concoctions to fight underarm wetness and here are a few of my favorites:
1. Tea Tree Powder: It’s naturally talc-free and keeps me very dry. Just lightly wet your underarms, put some tea tree powder in your palm and pat on to your underarms. The only problem I’ve had with this is when I put on a dark-colored shirt. If you end up getting the powder on your shirt, just dampen a wash cloth and rub it gently over the spot.
2. Baking soda: follow the same instructions as above.
3. Make your own deodorant:
• Powder
o ½ cup cornstarch
o ½ cup baking soda
o 5 drops organic peppermint essential oil
o 5 drops organic lavender essential oil
Place all ingredients in a glass jar with a secure lid. Apply a liberal amount daily (or as needed) with a powder puff, blush brush or your hands. You can also play around with the essential oils – try cedarwood, sandalwood, patchouli, vanilla, etc.
• You can also visit http://www.theexpress.com/express%20351/bodyline.htm for other easy, inexpensive homemade deodorant recipes.
Thank you! Thank you!
June 22, 2009 by
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The Midsummer Festival was such a glorious event, I want to thank you all for your support, caring and wisdom! All I kept thinking throughout the day was how fortunate I was to be among so many wise, loving and caring people. People who want to do good in the world and change our world to that place of peace we all hold in our hearts. Every gathering together of like-minded people brings about an energy that affects our world. Thank you all so very much for making our world a better place!
This morning (June 22) I received an email on a new Go Gratitude gathering session that is beginning. I did the last session and found it made such a difference in my life. It seemed fitting to start this new session, coming off of the gratitude I feel from the Midsummer Festival gathering. I invite you all to join in on this world gathering of gratitude. Just go to http://www.worldgratitude.com You can make a donation or not. There are 9 pledges you make to demonstrate gratitude in your life each day. Some of you may want to keep a gratitude journal as well. I encourage you to be a part of this exciting journey!
I thank you all again from deep within my heart,
Jeanne
Can I Have A Tissue?
June 19, 2009 by
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Can I have a tissue, please?
If you were in my house, the answer would be a resounding no! If you’ve ever pondered giving up your Kleenex, paper towels and the like, consider this: if every household in America traded one box of Kleenex and one roll of toilet paper for a 100% recycled version, we would save a whopping 807,000 trees! This doesn’t even count the over 1.4 million trees that would still be standing if we replaced our toilet paper and napkins with recycled ones. To give your non-recycled tissues a toss, check out this handy, printable guide (but consider NOT printing) to the most earth-friendly options on the market: http://www.nrdc.org/land/forests/gtissue.asp
