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Neck and Shoulder Pain Clinic (and more) @BlissYogi

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FREE Neck & Shoulder Pain Clinic

13 Apr 2013 from 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM (PDT)

Community Clubhouse at Golden Hill Park & Rec

26th & Russ Blvd (Parking on Russ Blvd.)

San Diego 92102

DIRECTIONS at http://blissyogi.com/directions.html

Are you (or someone you love) TIRED of Suffering from Neck & Shoulder pain? If you said yes then come to this free clinic and experience natural, drug-free relief. Wear loose comfortable clothes. Family and friends welcome. RSVP to Deepaa@blissyogi.com

Setting Right Your Most Important Relationships

20 Apr 2013 from 12:00 PM - 2:30 PM (PDT)

Community Clubhouse at Golden Hill Park and Rec

Special Event With Awakening Being Gail Wingfield

Do you want to improve your sense of connectedness and harmony in all your relationships? If you answered YES, then please join us for a rare opportunity to learn how to set right your most important relationships. Then observe the effect that has on all your other relationships.

Bring water, a notebook and pen as Gail leads you through teachings and processes from Oneness University. She will also answer questions and give Oneness Blessings. Dancing & Deeksha afterwards

For more information contact:

Deepaa Maria Mazzi, E-RYT 500
Release your core tensions and find your bliss within...

Email: Deepaa@blissyogi.com

Cost: YES Member $0.00 Non Member $25.00

see the YES website page for more activities in the San Diego area! http://yes4yoga.org/Default.aspx?pageId=384316

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