Aubergine Village, Mali
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Posted in Culture, Dispatches, Gallery, Travelogues on January 10, 2012 by skyeviewtravelerWellness Workshop: Stepping Into Fierceness
Posted in Events, Resources, Transnat'l Feminism/Solidarity on January 10, 2012 by skyeviewtraveler
- Dr. Grayer BRINGS it!
Skyeview: I participated in this workshop last year and found it well worth the time and expense.
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Stop those negative voices from controlling you.
If you do the work you will be successful- when you do nothing, things stay the same. Do your life the way you desire! Now!
Who: Dr. Dianna Grayer
When: January 22nd, from 2PM-5PM
Where: Songbird Healing Center in Cotati 8280 Old Redwood Hwy Cotati, CA
Cost: $65
ANNOUNCEMENT
Happy New Year Everyone,
It’s 2012! This is the year that can change your life! But you have to stop those negative voices from controlling you. My Stepping Into Fierceness workshop can get you on track toward the life you desire. It’s your time now. Don’t let those negative voices stop you from this opportunity. They were successful last year, but this year? No longer give them the power! This is your year!
Sign up now! Don’t let this opportunity pass you by. Stepping Into Fierceness will be held on January 22nd, from 2PM-5PM at Songbird Healing Center in Cotati- These will be three hours that can change your life. Please share the attached flyer with your friends, neighbors, family members, and clients. By doing so you’re giving them a gift!
If you do the work you will be successful- when you do nothing, things stay the same.
Do your life the way you desire! Now!
Dianna L. Grayer
Coming up on Skyeview: Bamako, Mali
Posted in Culture, Dispatches, Transnat'l Feminism/Solidarity on December 10, 2011 by skyeviewtraveler
Mali is a landlocked country in the Sahel, bordered by Algeria, Niger, Burkina Faso, Cote d’Ivoire, Guinea, Senegal, and Mauritania. Mali is a developing nation, and remains one of the poorest countries in the world. However, it has some incredible sights, including four UNESCO World-Heritage sites, and the historic city of Timbuktu.
Bamako is situated on the Niger River floodplain, which hampers development along the riverfront and the Niger’s tributaries. Bamako is relatively flat, except to the immediate north where there is an escarpment, being what remains of an extinct volcano. The Presidential Palace and main hospital are located here.
