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Pamper Mom with a deluxe spa package for her day
Newsday, NY -
With the gift of a facial, massage or manicure, "it's about healing your body," she says. "You're giving the gift of peace and serenity in a very fun way. ...

Malaysia Star
Sunday - Your Day
Malaysia Star, Malaysia - May 3, 2008
There is a healing service at the Fettes Park Baptist Church auditorium at 15, Jalan Meranti in Tanjung Bungah at 8pm. The service is conducted by Josef ...
Visiting the Spa
Jamaica Observer, Jamaica - Apr 7, 2008
The word "Spa" originated from a town in Belgium where it was discovered that the mineral springs there had healing, therapeutic effects on the body. ...
Olivia Newton-John's resort helps relax and restore
Stuff.co.nz, New Zealand - Apr 25, 2008
They wanted organic food, yoga every morning, Cave said, as well as a very good spa. "Byron Bay has been the healing capital of Australia. ...
A touch of royal
Livemint, India - Apr 24, 2008
For those who value the healing and natural elements of ayurveda, ITC?s spa offers three rituals. I tried the hot herbal poultice massage (60 minutes for ...
The Hamptons Best Spas
Hamptons.com, NY - Apr 9, 2008
This is the motto of Barbara Close who founded this spa ten years ago after traveling the world learning a host of healing modalities and searching out the ...
Proscenium?s Waldorf=Astoria Sarasota Hotel to Include Guerlain Spa
Business Wire (press release), CA - Apr 28, 2008
Spa Chakra, Inc. will develop and manage the spa. ?A Guerlain Spa will be the finishing touch to our future landmark hotel,? remarked Gary Moyer, who, ...
A spa-cial future
Express Hotelier, India - Apr 15, 2008
Speaking of the transition over the past two decades, Dr Komal Shah-Kapoor, director of research at SpaFinder, says, "Each country had its own healing ...
Finding Jiivana: Spa at PIC is 'haven for people to heal'
Pacific Daily News, GU - Apr 19, 2008
"It's a spa for well-being." The spa offers detoxification, healing experiences and the different types of massages. I'm all for a spa experience, ...
Profitable Spas: Be On-Trend Rather Than Trendy | By Judith L. Singer
Hospitality Net - Apr 28, 2008
The local community can use it as a ?day spa? that provides everything from an hour to a full day ?spa vacation? experience with facilities that the local ...
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The Spa as a Model of an Optimal Healing Environment -
GJ Frost - Journal of Alternative & Complementary Medicine, 2004 - liebertonline.com
... to spas; 68% of these were to day spas ... have been the models for spa development for ...
training and qualifications in various modalities, including healing touch. ...

[PDF] Facial Acupuncture -
S Links - chiakra.com
... relationship/special services; ? nurturance through touch; ? laughter; and ? repeat
customers: day spas are ... to work in a spa or healing center. ...

[PDF] 
AB EDMONTON - Sage - networkingsendout.googlepages.com
... & more AND Information Centre + Kolya Day Spa 7115 ? 109 ... Lotus Holistic Therapies
Spa & Retreat 11034 ? 124 th ... JC?s Healing Touch 13103 ? 132 nd Street ...
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[PDF] Virginia In Touch
J Schlatter - amtava.org
... Mini spa day: Therapist Jeremey Myers lends a healing hand at Walter
Reed?s Mologne House. Page 8. 8 Virginia In Touch April 2007 ...

The Blueberry Spa: A Celebration of the Art of Nursing. -
C Diebold, JC Gross, R Thompson, M Schooler, BSN … - Nurse Educator, 2005 - nurseeducatoronline.com
... time and the time of day they are ... or performance evaluation attached to the spa,
students feel ... the nurse-patient interaction and healing touch is demonstrated ...

Complementary medicine in dermatology -
LE Millikan - Clinics in Dermatology, 2002 - Elsevier
... The healing touch again provides an important healer-patient interaction that nearly
always ... some of the trade magazines in this field, such as Day Spa,[16] to ...
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[PDF] Health and Healing Through Water -
K Ebner - 2005 - scholarsbank.uoregon.edu
... person should consume about eight glasses a day of water ... solus par aqua" which means
health or healing through water. ... put us back in touch with the balance and ...

[PDF] Transformation
G from Lead, C Healing, AC Opens - newhealthdigest.com
... and plants have the life harmonics and frequencies for healing at both ... inner peace
to deal with the day-to-day details of ... in touch with their spiritual nature ...

Healing from Trauma
MJ Barrett - Spirituality Resources in Family Therapy. New York, Guilford, 1999 - books.google.com
... Day after day, mo- ment after moment, my work with ... can help provide a way to get
in touch with courage and inspiration in order to find healing"(p. 3 ...

CE Holistic healing methods positively advance patient care. -
LP Bishop, AIA Charles Griffin - Nursing Management, 2006 - nursingmanagement.com
... To create a holistic or healing environment on a nursing unit, you must ... for the majority
that don't have an office or touch down space during the day. ...

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Healing touch
Famed jazz musician ‘Sonny’ Rollins is a living legend. Born in New York City in 1930, he began his career at an early age, studying the piano and alto saxophone from the age of 11 and eventually taking up the tenor saxophone in 1946. He has recorded and performed with Parker, Powell, Thelonious Monk, Miles Davis, Bud Powell Fats Navarro Tommy Potter, Ron Hayes and many other jazz greats. In 1957, he withdrew from public eye to tackle his long fight with drugs. Between 1969 and 1971 he spent much of his time in India and Japan. In 1968 he spent five months in Swami Chinmayananda ashram where he developed an interest in Eastern philosophy, religion, yoga and meditation. He studied Zen Buddhism in Japan and has pursued spiritual studies. Guru Swami Shiva Nanda made him understand that music is the healing touch. Rollins speaks to Anjali Sharma.

How did you get interested in Eastern philosophy, religion, yoga and meditation?
Well that goes back a long way. I was always a spiritual person, I think. I was brought up as a Christian in the USA. During the most impressionable years, I was confronted with dilemmas, making me search for something that would allow me to understand the meaning of life. It was during the search that I became acquainted with Eastern religions and I became attracted towards yoga. I came across Swami Shivananda’s books on yoga and I also came across a book by Paramhansa Yogananda. The book inspired me to visit India to find teachers who would guide me in the correct path.
You were in India between 1968 and 1971.
I ended up going to an ashram outside Mumbai called Powaii, which was owned by Tara Cultural Trust. There was Swami Chinamaya Nanda’s ashram to which I was guided by people I met on the way to India. Unfortunately Paramhansa Nanda passed away before I arrived. I made many friends in India and got along well with the Europeans, Americans and people from Brazil living there. I studied with Swami and other devotees and attended a couple of lectures. I travelled to Aurangabad and I had the opportunity to visit Calcutta. I spent most of my time in Powaii at the ashram, where I learnt Karma yoga, which gave me a sense of direction.
On arriving in the US, I felt useful. During the stay a group of people became interested in my music. One of them was Neeranjan Javeri, who wanted to have a jazz festival. He invited me back to a ‘jazz yatra’ in 1971.
When I was at the ashram (during his first visit), I performed jazz solo for the devotees. My wife had different thoughts. She was not into yoga or philosophy.

Are you in touch with your teachers?
I didn’t take a spiritual name. But my efforts paid off when my guru visited the US to lecture at St Peter’s church in mid-town Manhattan through a jazz pastor Rev. Ganzell.

The world has become materialistic, don’t you think? Do you have a message for readers in India?
I think the world has always been materialistic. There are always positive and negative sides and that’s what makes the world what it is. I don’t question that. I didn’t like the materialistic side of life and that’s why I went to India and wanted to find out the meaning of life.
Yet, there is no doubt that there is another side to the materialistic aspect. I was born for whatever reason and the goal is to become a positive person.
My message is simple. I found out that one can become more spiritual, more like Buddha or Patanjali. I am not here to tell people to go my way.

What do you think of the jazz scene in New York, especially at Lincoln Center?
Jazz is a spiritual experience because it’s spontaneous. It’s just like nature. The sun comes up every day but it looks different. Then there are rains, snowfall, etc. There is always an underpinning for normalcy. Jazz, like some trees, changes colour.

Do you have plans to return to India?
I would love to visit India even if my wife didn’t appreciate it back then. I lost my wife (was married for 45 years) a couple of years ago. I always recall the great times I had in India, the many books I studied with Swami Shivananda and he had his disciple Swami Vishnudigam Nanda, who came to the United States and established an important yoga organisation. When I go to India I am spiritually enlightened. When I visit Japan, I want visit shrines, to feel the spirit of Buddha.

Thoughts of going to Dharamshala?
I have been busy working, trying to establish a career in music. There was a time when I hung around people to learn new things. Times have changed.
Perhaps when my career is going through a lean phase, I will go to a peaceful place like this. My guru swami Chinmaya Nanda once told me that mediating would be playing the horn. I am not seeking to be in a group or to find a place to be quiet or anything of that sort.

Have you thought of performing with Indian musician like Ravi Shanker, Zakir Hussein and other great artists?
I have met some of them. I also like violinist L Shankar. I like Ravi Shankar, to whom I have listened often. I wish somebody would get the two of us to be on the same stage.
I also like Bismillah Khan, the Shehnai player. I used to listen to his music. In the 1960s I was present at a Bismillah Khan concert.

How did you land up in Calcutta?
I was getting ready to come back to the US when opportunity came knocking. I had been in India for four and a half months. I had the opportunity to visit Calcutta with Swami. The visit was short.

Do you like Indian food and what’s your favourite dish?
(Laughs) Well, I liked those round balls that are deep fried.

Samosa? Potatoes with green peas and herbs?
Oh, I love that. I went to some spiritual meeting of Satya Sai Baba. There were yummy samosas.
 
 
 
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