Friday, December 12, 2014
Friday, September 19, 2014
Fall Class list is available online
We offer a great selection of fall classes! Please check out our website.
Here are some upcoming classes:
12:30 to 4:30 or 5 pm (depends on the size of the class)
Important! This class is for those who have a working knowledge of the Tarot. We will use the ancient oracle of the Tarot to deepen our awareness of ourselves, our patterns, our issues. This is a class of introspection and reflection, using the cards to open those doorways for personal growth and emotional grounding and integrity. We will touch on the symbolism of the Tarot, and personal symbols.
The two classes can be taken individually or both can be taken to broaden the experience of Tarot practice. The classes will be structured the same but each will be slightly different. Participants must have their own deck, and need to bring a journal or notebook.
Instructor: Pamela Norris. Pamela has been studying, practicing and teaching the Tarot for 30+ years. She is available for group and private sessions.
Cost: $40 per class
To register, contact Pamela Norris at 360-790-1425 or pamela9norris@gmail.com
Class will be held at Radiance Herbs and Massage.
6-8pm
Learn how to protect your psychic self. We will discuss psychic hygiene and psychic first aid. You will discover new ways to clear your personal energy field and your space using ancient tools. Have you wondered what to do when you feel “icky” energy? You will get great tips in this class for removing the “icky” feeling.
Instructor: Karin Olsen, LMP. Karin owns Radiance Herbs & Massage and has been a licensed massage therapist for almost 20 years. She loves to share her knowledge about natural living.
Cost: $30
To register, contact Radiance Herbs and Massage at 360-357-5250.
Class to be held at Radiance Herbs and Massage.
5:30-6 pm
Unsure how to begin your entry into pendulum divination? Surely you begin with choosing your tool- the right pendulum. Work with a Radiance staff member to help you use your intuition to discover what is right for you.
Cost: FREE
See more classes here:
http://www.radianceherbs.com/classes.html
Here are some upcoming classes:
Continuing Tarot Practice - the Tarot as a Tool for Self-Awareness
Sundays: September 21 and October 912:30 to 4:30 or 5 pm (depends on the size of the class)
Important! This class is for those who have a working knowledge of the Tarot. We will use the ancient oracle of the Tarot to deepen our awareness of ourselves, our patterns, our issues. This is a class of introspection and reflection, using the cards to open those doorways for personal growth and emotional grounding and integrity. We will touch on the symbolism of the Tarot, and personal symbols.
The two classes can be taken individually or both can be taken to broaden the experience of Tarot practice. The classes will be structured the same but each will be slightly different. Participants must have their own deck, and need to bring a journal or notebook.
Instructor: Pamela Norris. Pamela has been studying, practicing and teaching the Tarot for 30+ years. She is available for group and private sessions.
Cost: $40 per class
To register, contact Pamela Norris at 360-790-1425 or pamela9norris@gmail.com
Class will be held at Radiance Herbs and Massage.
Psychic Protection
Tuesday, September 236-8pm
Learn how to protect your psychic self. We will discuss psychic hygiene and psychic first aid. You will discover new ways to clear your personal energy field and your space using ancient tools. Have you wondered what to do when you feel “icky” energy? You will get great tips in this class for removing the “icky” feeling.
Instructor: Karin Olsen, LMP. Karin owns Radiance Herbs & Massage and has been a licensed massage therapist for almost 20 years. She loves to share her knowledge about natural living.
Cost: $30
To register, contact Radiance Herbs and Massage at 360-357-5250.
Class to be held at Radiance Herbs and Massage.
How to Choose a Pendulum
Friday, September 265:30-6 pm
Unsure how to begin your entry into pendulum divination? Surely you begin with choosing your tool- the right pendulum. Work with a Radiance staff member to help you use your intuition to discover what is right for you.
Cost: FREE
See more classes here:
http://www.radianceherbs.com/classes.html
Monday, February 3, 2014
Get a free rose soaking tub!
Monday, December 2, 2013
Hanukkah Candles, Menorah and more! On sale 25% off !
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| Good Light Candles on sale (note: White only available) |
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| Beautiful Beeswax Candles! |
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| Yummy Delicious Fair Trade Chocolate! |
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| A beautiful selection of Menorahs! |
Friday, November 8, 2013
Himalayan Pink Salt
Radiance is excited to offer Himalyan Pink Salt. Mined from ancient ocean beds crystallized from seawater over 250 million years ago, Himalyan Pink Salt is one of the most natural, pure, and versatile salts in the world. Ideal for both culinary and therapeutic uses--known for its unique flavor and complement of 84 elements (which give it it's unique pink/red color)--Himalyan Pink Salt will be a wonderful addition to your kitchen and bath.
Use Himalayan Pink Salt in the kitchen as you would any table salt and enjoy the benefits of its purity and rich mineral content. In the bath, Himalayan Pink Salt soothes sore muscles, enhances circulation, and aids the removal of toxins.
Bath Salt Recipe:
Ingredients:
1
cup Epsom Salts
1
cup Himalyan Pink Salt
15-30
drops Essential Oil
1
tsp Almond Oil (or other carrier oil)
Optional:
1 tsp powdered or fine
herbs
¼ tsp baking soda
Directions:
Mix
salts together in bowl. Separately,
blend essential oils and carrier oil, then add to salts. Mix well.
Blend herbs into mixture, or sprinkle on top.
Use
½ to 1 cup per bath. Makes 2-4 baths.
Radiance also carries
decorative glass jars of varying sizes, which make beautiful packaging for your
salts!
Body Scrub Recipe:
Makes 5-8 applications
Instructions:
Himalyan Pink Salt: 2 cups
Base
oil (grapeseed, almond, or an oil blend): ¾ cup
Essential
Oils: 30-40 drops of your choice
Directions:
Thoroughly mix together sea salt and base oil. Once blended, add essential oils, taking care
to add slowly, mixing each drop into the salt-oil blend. Once blended, scoop into a glass container
for storage.
You can also
add herbs to the scrub, such as lavender or calendula. Powdered herbs mix best.
Friday, September 6, 2013
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