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2012 Calendar
• WEEKLY CLASSES •
Yoga • Tai Chi • Meditation
Please RSVP, Life changes!
YOGA • On-Going Drop-In Class• All Levels
Every Tuesday, 6-7:30pm • $14
Taught by Jennifer Pierce
Eclectic Hatha: meditation, relaxation, postures!
TAI CHI • Wednesdays • 5:45-7pm6-week course • $90
NEW DATES! Jan. 11-Feb. 15
Taught by Master Frank Fong
Learn “Awareness Through Movement”
VINYASA YOGA Mon/Thurs 5:30-7pm • Tues/Wed noon-1:15pm
Drop-in $15
Libba Harmon, certified yoga teacher and licensed acupuncturist, found yoga in the early '90s, during her days as a Thai Boxer.When she decided to become a lover-not-a-fighter, Libba spent some time kicking around NYC, looking for some good asana. Being a downtown gal, Libba enjoyed the East Village yoga of years past, made sure to get in on some great visiting masters, andtaught at several downtown studios until the day she moved to Omaha, where she blossomed a busy acupuncture practice and brought sweaty NYC vinyasa to the Midwest set. Libba recently spent 2 years living in Panama, where she launched Rancho Kula, a yoga/surf retreat business. Libba's style has grown into a challenging hybrid of alignment-based and playful vinyasa, with periodic opportunity to tone it down considerably. . . here or there, you might catch her teaching a slower, lower practice.
Balancing the Chakras: Movement & MeditationSundays 9-10am
Feb. 26) • drop-in $10
Please RSVP!
10 - Sat ~ OM Center Poetry Slam 7:30pm $7
15 - Thurs ~ Cancer Research Seminar w/Seminar Chairman Steven Evans 7-9pm $FREE • MUST RSVP!
22-27 - Thurs-Tues ~ Dr. David Bole Private Toyahari Acupuncture Sessions $65 - Call OM for Appt.
24 - Sat ~ Tibetan Tranquility Meditation Class w/Lama Dr. David Bole 9-11am $15 adv/$20 day of
25 - Sun ~ 5 CEUs! Five Element Theory & Points w/Dr. David Bole 12-5pm $50 adv/$60 after Mar. 10
30 - Fri ~ 3.5 CEUs! Meditation & Mindfulness for Psychotherapists w/Richard Potter 1-4:30pm $45
1-5 - Sun-Thurs ~ Dr. Rajesh Kotecha Private Ayurvedic Healing Consults & Panchakarma - Call OM for Appt.
14 - Sat ~ OM Center Poetry Slam 7:30pm $7
12 - Sat ~ OM Center Poetry Slam 7:30pm $7
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FEBRUARY
Feb. 26 - Balancing the Chakras: Movement & Meditationwith Chanell Jaramillo
Please RSVP!
MARCH
Mar. 10 - Healing Through the Way of the Horse
with Brent Bowyer and Tulip the miniature horse
1-3pm • $15 • MUST RSVP!
Horses have a wonderful ability to bring people into the moment and instigate discovery.
Come participate in an Equine Facilitated Experiential Learning session with Tulip, a miniature horse. Be the participant with the horse or the holder of the “sacred space of possibilities” - both are equally important.
No horse experience is necessary.
View excerpts from the DVD Path of the Horse by Stormy May, featuring Linda Kohanov and others in the field of E.F.E.L. Participate in an open discussion session about the value of horses and E.F.E.L. as an innovative approach for developing emotional agility, self-awareness, leadership skills, team building, natural connections, authentic relationships, boundary setting, empowerment, and more.
Brent Bowyer, Bach.Soc.Sc., Dip.Ed., is a New Zealand native with degrees in education and psychology. He has studied at the Beshara School of Esoteric Education in Scotland. A qualified Epona Instructor and Tai Chi practitioner, he currently lives and works with horses to educate people in “The Way of the Horse.”
Register online at www.spiritofchiron.com, via Brent at 712-308-2052, or to OM at 402-345-5078.
Mar. 10 - OM Center Poetry Slam7:30pm • $7
What is a poetry Slam?
It's competition poetry; meaning humor, politics, enlightenment, sex, entertainment masquerading as literature, literature masquerading as entertainment. Poets will read, then judges will flash Olympic-style scoring to determine who goes on to the next round until there's just one poet left standing as the champion. It's a lot of fun!
Hosted by Matt Mason. Open mic starts at 7:30 followed by the slam; sign up BEFORE 7:30 as signup is limited and will only be allowed after 7:30 if less than 8 are in the slam.
Mar. 15 - Cancer Research Seminarwith Seminar Chairman Steven Evans
7-9pm • $FREE • MUST RSVP!
If you or a close friend or relative has been affected by cancer, this seminar was designed for you. Targeted for the general public, this seminar will focus on research-based, potentially useful alternative approaches for cancer control, including the introduction and application of vibrational medicine.
There is no registration fee for this seminar! No products are sold, no voluntary donations solicited, and there is no for-fee follow-up seminar involved. There is no financial agenda of any kind whatsoever associated with this seminar; all materials are provided without any charge.
Materials provided without charge to each registered seminar attendee include a copy of the book Cancer Control, as well as other reprints compiled by the seminar chairman Steven Evans, Senior Research Scientist for the Therapeutics Research Institute, a non-profit research group.
Call 402.345.5078/email info@omahahealingarts.com to RSVP!
with Dr. David Bole
Call OM to schedule your appointment!
Toyohari Acupuncture is a refined system of Japanese five phase meridian therapy. It is largely based on the practitioner's acute palpation,ability to feel Chi and specialized non-insertive needle techniques. Its theoretical foundations derived from the medical classics--Su Wen, Ling Shu and Nan Jing. Dr. Bole's teacher, in Japan, is blind and has developed an acute sensitivity to chi through this practice.
Dr. Lama David Bole (Ph.D., A.P.) is an acupuncturist and a Tibetan Buddhist monk. He specializes in Toyohari and herbology. As a Westerner, he is able to bridge the gap between East and West. Dr. Bole received a Ph.D. in Psychology from the University of Florida and a Doctor of Acupuncture from the College of Traditional Chinese Acupuncture in Oxford, England. Dr. Bole was the founder and President of both the Florida School of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine, and the Healing Arts Center in Gainesville, Florida. He currently teaches Tibetan Buddhist philosophy and meditations, practices acupuncture and herbal medicine, and offers courses designed to enhance awareness and health at the Healing Arts Center.
www.davidbole.com
Mar. 24 - Tibetan Tranquility Meditation Classwith Lama Dr. David Bole
9-11am • $15 adv/$20 day of
An introductory class teaching "how to" on Tibetan meditation techniques: how to rest and stabilize the mind, necessary for insight meditation. This is a method for directly seeing the mind’s true nature. Buddha would often compare himself to a physician and the teachings to medicine.
All welcome, no previous training needed!
Mar. 25 - Five Element Theory & Point Locationswith Lama Dr. David Bole
12-5pm • $50 before Mar. 1/$60 after Mar. 10 • 5 CEUs
Acupoint Pressure Therapy (APT) is a complete system of healing and a type of massage therapy used in traditional Chinese medicine. Dr. Bole will teach a range of techniques, from those thousands of years old to those informed by current research. These 25 specific acupoints are used to restore balance in body function, dispel fatigue, relieve pain, improve circulation, and promote the body’s natural healing energy. By properly activating these points, we gain greater physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being.
This class is open to laypersons as well as professionals! No prerequisite!
Mar. 30 - Meditation & Mindfulness for Psychotherapistswith Richard Potter
1-4:30pm • $45
3.5 CEUs! • MUST RSVP!
Deepening the therapist's meditative practice and capacity for mindfulness is essential to using these powerful modalities with our clients. Meditation is also a very powerful self-care technique for therapists and is extremely useful in avoiding burn-out. More important than either of these is the effect of meditation on our consciousness for our personal growth and well-being. Lastly, as we become more and more aware, we are able to be of deeper service to our clients, families, communities, and the world around us.
This seminar will build upon practices learned in the first in the series, but we welcome and encourage those who were unable to attend the seminar in December to join us.
Richard Potter is a clinical social worker and licensed mental health practitioner. He taught social work at Dana College for 26 years. Richard is also a senior teacher for the Sufi Order International and has been a spiritual guide and teacher for more than three decades. He is the author of Authentic Spirituality: The Direct Path to Consciousness and Spiritual Development for Beginners: A Guide for Leading a Purpose-Filled Life with Jan Potter. Richard has held classes over the years at OM.
Apr. 1-5: Private Ayurvedic Healing Consults & Panchakarma
with Dr. Rajesh Kotecha
Call OM to schedule your appointment! 402-345-5078
Natural Medicine of India
Ayurveda means "the knowledge or science of life." Learn how Ayurveda can restore the body to wellness! Experience pulse, eye, tongue evaluation, body typing, and more. Each individual is genetically different, giving each a specific constitution (Prakriti) and an individualized treatment plan.
Dr. Rajesh Kotecha holds an M.D. in Ayurveda. He is chief physician and executive director of Chakrapani Ayurveda Clinic & Research Center in Jaipur, India. Dr. Rajesh visits the US twice a year to work in Nevada and Nebraska.
Dr. Rajesh's herbs carried by Garry & Sun USA
1-888-98 HERBS • www.garrysun.com
Apr. 14 - OM Center Poetry Slam7:30pm • $7
What is a poetry Slam?
It's competition poetry; meaning humor, politics, enlightenment, sex, entertainment masquerading as literature, literature masquerading as entertainment. Poets will read, then judges will flash Olympic-style scoring to determine who goes on to the next round until there's just one poet left standing as the champion. It's a lot of fun!
Hosted by Matt Mason. Open mic starts at 7:30 followed by the slam; sign up BEFORE 7:30 as signup is limited and will only be allowed after 7:30 if less than 8 are in the slam.
May 5 - "Awakening to a Full Life"with Richard Potter
1-4:30pm • $30
Living our everyday lives can often be described as sleepwalking. We are often not aware of what we are doing, thinking, feeling, and experiencing. A major step on the spiritual path is "awakening" - we discover the fact we have been asleep only because we wake up and experience the life we have been missing.
The question of why we have been asleep is complex, but one important factor is what I call the "wanting beast." The wanting beast is the constantly seeking, constantly wanting, never satisfied part of our sleeping consciousness that keeps us preoccupied with fitful dreams and unable to wake up to a full and real life.
In this seminar we will work with a variety of spiritual practices to discover the path to a full life and discovery of our true purpose in life, which is the natural antidote to the "wanting beast."
Richard Potter is a clinical social worker and licensed mental health practitioner. He taught social work at Dana College for 26 years. Richard is also a senior teacher for the Sufi Order International and has been a spiritual guide and teacher for more than three decades. He is the author of Authentic Spirituality: The Direct Path to Consciousness and Spiritual Development for Beginners: A Guide for Leading a Purpose-Filled Life with Jan Potter. Richard has held classes over the years at OM.
May 12 - OM Center Poetry Slam7:30pm • $7
What is a poetry Slam?
It's competition poetry; meaning humor, politics, enlightenment, sex, entertainment masquerading as literature, literature masquerading as entertainment. Poets will read, then judges will flash Olympic-style scoring to determine who goes on to the next round until there's just one poet left standing as the champion. It's a lot of fun!
Hosted by Matt Mason. Open mic starts at 7:30 followed by the featured performer and the slam; sign up BEFORE 7:30 as signup is limited and will only be allowed after 7:30 if less than 8 are in the slam.
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