Naam Yoga® LA shares Meditation for Worldwide Healing
Enjoy yoga for a good cause at a Fundraiser to Benefit Japanese Children • class is by donation in any amount and will take place Saturday, MAY 7, 5-7:00PM in Mandeville Canyon.
By Yolanda Pulakis | May 05, 2011
The venue address will be provided with your RSVP to: info@fortunateblessings.org or CALL 1(860) 567-8801
Naam Yoga® LA will share a special Meditation for Worldwide Healing
http://naamyoga.com/LA/events.htm at this fundraiser to provide support for a trauma relief team going to Japan this May to train caregivers on how to recognize (PTSD) in children following the triple disaster in Japan of an earthquake, tsunami and radiation.
On May 7, join us in supporting William Spear, President and Founder of the non-profit Fortunate Blessings Foundation, who will talk about his past experiences with trauma relief work in Sri Lanka, Java and Samoa, and what he expects to accomplish leading another specialized team to Japan on May 8.
Food will be provided by Seed Kitchen
http://www.seedkitchen.com/Fortunate Blessings Foundation
http://www.fortunateblessings.org; www.williamspear.comA non-profit organization per the IRS Code section 501(c)(3). Your contribution is tax-deductible in the U.S. to the extent permitted by law.
William Spear, a life-long teacher whose clarity, humor and insight inspire thousands of families who face serious illness, draws from nearly four decades of teaching Macrobiotics and in-depth training with the Elisabeth Kübler-Ross Center and Sogyal Rinpoche. He works regularly with hospice volunteers and mental health professionals who seek holistic strategies to overcome trauma.
Spear is the best-selling author of Feng Shui Made Easy, a featured contributor to Be The Change: How Meditation Can Transform You and The World and is the author of the upcoming Recovering Original Ability. He lives in Litchfield, Connecticut.
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