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Center offers Stay Cool Metaphysical Fair
This weekend’s Stay Cool Metaphysical Fair at United Life Spiritual Center, 3332 N. Meridian in Oklahoma City, will feature a panel discussion, drumming and various booths with art, crafts, gemstones, crystals, jewelry, books, herbs, spiritual counselors, holistic health practitioners and natural health care products.
The free event runs from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday and noon to 6 p.m. Sunday. A 2 p.m. Saturday panel discussion will highlight “The State of the Universe.” An hour-long drumming will be held at 7 p.m. Saturday.
Featured products and services include artists, aromatherapy, energy workers, conscious living therapists, spiritual counselors, Native American items, gemstones, jewelry, crystals, pain management, herbalists, naturopaths, local authors, nutritionists, health drinks and supplements, weight loss products, natural health care education, reiki masters, massage and other forms of bodywork, books, tapes, CDs, collectibles, body detox, and mind, body, spirit integration.
Panelists include Rev. Shelley Heller, of United Life Spiritual Center, author bj King of the Namaste Creativity Center, Rev. Barbara Clayton, Eternal Reflections of Oklahoma, Ken Hays, The Natural Choice, and B.J. Knight, an Essene kabbalist.
Features
7-9 Religion: in brief
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Operating on feelings can be catastrophic
How they raise their kids is a touchy subject for lots of parents.
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Take care with puppy vaccinations
Q: My son recently bought a 3-month-old mixed Rottweiler-German Shepherd pup from a dog breeder near Tecumseh. He was assured by the breeder that the pup had received a 5 in 1 vaccination two weeks earlier, but the pup got sick about a week after he took it home.
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Edmond Beautiful plans Spring Garden Tour
Edmond Beautiful Inc. will have a Spring Garden Tour of the 2011 “Yard of the Week” winners May 26-27. The “Yard of the Week” program recognizes yards and gardens during the summer months for outstanding flowers and landscaping.
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Sometimes it’s easy to let go of the familiar
Remember the clack-clack of the lawn mower you used to push over your yard every week or so before someone finally figured out how to attach a gas engine to the contraption?
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‘Attachment parenting’ fad benefits only guru
The cover story in last week’s (May 21, 2012) Time Magazine is all about “why attachment parenting drives some mothers to extremes — and how Dr. Bill Sears became their guru.” That is the article’s subtitle. All I can say, somewhat hopefully, is “at last.”
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Protect pets from poisons in the yard, garden
After an unseasonably warm winter, many gardens and yards around the country are growing and blossoming well ahead of schedule
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Norman church keeps up hourly adoration
For nearly 10 years, someone has been present every hour of the day, every day of the year inside the chapel less than a block north of St. Joseph’s Catholic Church.
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Protecting pets from poisons in the yard, garden
After an unseasonably warm winter, many gardens and yards around the country are growing and blossoming well ahead of schedule. Outdoor enthusiasts who are also pet owners are delighted with the early onset of spring, enjoying their outdoor living spaces while watching their pets run and play.
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Norman church keeps up hourly adoration
For nearly 10 years, someone has been present every hour of the day, every day of the year inside the chapel less than a block north of St. Joseph’s Catholic Church.
Deacon Jeff Willard said when the “Perpetual Adoration” program was started at St. Joseph’s, he thought it might last six months at best. -
Fatherhood illuminates relationship to God
Like most men, when I got married I didn’t know what I was signing up for. I didn’t expect it to change me much. In fact, it wasn’t until we had children that I realized how different I had become. I didn’t sign up to have squalling infants keep me up for hours night after night. I sure didn’t sign up for diaper duty. And the one thing I definitely wasn’t expecting was that these little sewage-secreting noise machines would have cables jacked straight into my heart. What they wanted, I wanted them to have. It wasn’t even a choice.
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Operating on feelings can be catastrophic
