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Tag Archives: teaching
HEALTH AND WELLNESS
With his Game in the World Health and Wellness, Denny Schmidt has designed a training program that teaches people to relate to their physical bodies from an “energetic” point of view. Since energy fields bind and shape physical matter, Denny … Continue reading
Posted in 2009-02 TMLP Times, Education, Health and Vitality
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THE DIVA SERIES
Gloria Webster’s Game is called “The DIVA Series.” Through her coaching work with women over the past thirty-five years, Gloria noticed that the word “DIVA” traditionally represents “girly girl” and other gender stereotypes. Gloria created a new meaning for the … Continue reading