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THEATRE OF THE UNCONSCIOUS (November 7, 2010) HEALING WORKSHOP

Remove your masks and sit for a healing workshop with Nancy brousseau director and friends who are actors your conflict or stress in connection with work, family, money, love or any other problem of physical, psychological or spiritual. By role playing, with participants, souls, guides, beings of light and beyond, we will access your unconscious to find the cause of your conflict and release memories and emotions that come your past, your ancestors or your past lives and gain access to your healing . Be author of your healing actor or that of your colleagues active participation in this filming divine where love and consciousness are by appointment.

I offer you an exceptional day

this Sunday, November 7 10, 9:00 am 5:00

Location 2455 Blvd Lemire Drummondville

$ 40 to participate in the healing workshop group

$ 80 to apply for a personal healing

Nancy Brousseau

registration by e-mail nancy.brousseau @ cgocable.ca

or call 819-475-3203

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Comment by Guy Brown

I would move here very friendly and enthusiastic commentary from Guy (I hope he will not mind me) posted May 17, 2010:

Hello Christopher,

First, I wanted to thank you for allowing me to watch a preview of this film on Arpajonnais.
A very, very good documentary, well paced, especially the testimony and archival footage of the train line completely unusual, beautiful pictures on the lives of gardeners, city crossings and Les Halles in Paris.
It is holding their breath from beginning to end by the progress of train to its terminus, the Halles of Paris.

It's amazing the impression that the railway left in the collective memory of the inhabitants of this region. We are lacking today.

For my own part, this film is to see without restraint, to put prominently in our library, once again, great job.

to see you soon.

Regards.

Guy BROWN

THANKS to you Guy.

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