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July 11, 2012
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Eating to Heal: FREE Webinar

I just recently learned about a concept called “Ayurveda,” the ancient holistic healing system that’s considered to be the sister science of yoga. Through Ayurveda you can examine why WHAT, WHEN and HOW you eat is extremely important. I would love to invite you to join me as I learn more about this approach in a free upcoming webinar led by Anne Hofweber, a Clinical Ayurvedic Practitioner.

Two FREE live informational webinars:

Sign up to learn more about how natural healing science can benefit you and your family.

“Eating to Heal: The Science of Ayurveda” led by Anne Hofweber,
Clinical Ayurvedic Practitioner

  • Timing: Two 1-hour sessions to choose from on Thursday, July 19 at 12 noon EST or 9:00 P.M. EST (the 9 PM session is full). Pick only one session to attend. Note: A third session has been added for Friday, July 20 at 2:00 P.M. EST.
  • To Register: Click to RSVP online …spots are limited!
  • Cost: Both sessions are FREE.
  • To Participate: All you need is your computer and 1 hour of your time (no webcam required).

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About Anne Hofweber:

Anne is a Clinical Ayurvedic Practitioner and the owner of Lunar Shakti Healing. Her own journey back to health began after encountering years of trauma that resulted in various diagnoses. This led her search to bring life back into a state of balance, health and happiness.

“My experience with Ayurveda was so life-altering that I wanted to learn more and share these tools with others,” she says. After studying Ayurveda at the Northwest Institute of Ayurveda in Northern California, she became an Ayurvedic Wellness Counselor, Ayurvedic Herbalist, and finally an Ayurvedic Practitioner.  She is also a yoga teacher and holds a B.A. in Psychology from the University of California, Santa Cruz. Hofweber resides in Bend, Oregon with her partner Kyle and their three dogs and two cats.

Reader Interactions

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  1. I too am a novist (if that even) with organic eating and nutrition. I am very interested in learning more about Ayurvedic practices but I cannot attend either webinar next Thursday. Is there any chance of another opportunity? Thanks again for hosting.

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  2. I am no longer able to attend the Thursday 12 noon webinar but Friday works. How do I remove myself from Thursday’s? Thanks!

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  3. I missed singing up for the thursday night one and I can’t do it while at work for friday at noon, will you have more? I REALLY want to attend this!

    Thank you

    Amy

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  4. Hi, I missed these because I was on a trip. Any interest in doing another one? I’ve heard of this topic before but really took it more as a new-agey sort of thing. I didn’t realize it tied into eating for your health. Would love to learn more. Thanks!

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  5. Just found this blog and missed the Ayurvedic webinars. Do you plan to do any in the future or know of any that are free and upcoming?

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  6. Hello everyone!

    For those that missed the free webinars, you can still view the recording through August 31st at this link: http://www.instantpresenter.com/digestionwebinar/E959DC818049.

    After that date, or if you have any questions about the webinar or my services, please contact me at [email protected].

    I have recently changed the price structure for my Eating to Heal e-Course, so you if are interested in diving deeper into Ayurveda, check out the details here:http://www.lunarshaktihealing.com/e-course/

    Anne

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  9. Hi Everyone,

    I apologize but access to the free Eating to Heal webinar has expired.

    I hope to offer another free webinar in early 2013.

    If you have any questions or would like more information about Ayurveda, please feel
    free to email me at [email protected]

    Thank you for your interest!

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