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Join us in exploring the power of the fire element in our summer course. In this course, we will:
explore the potent combination of food herbs, tea, and movement to support cardiovascular and digestive health during this vibrant season
dive into the practice of tea and discover its potential as a pathway for connection and service between individuals and cultures
immerse in a daily tea practice that will not only connect you with nature but also uncover the subtle nuances within this ancient tradition
gain insights into relationships, attachment styles, and psychotherapeutic approaches that foster emotional vulnerability and deep connections
engage in thought-provoking prompts that explore emotional health, openness, and expansiveness in relationships.
At the heart of this course, we examine what it means to live a heart-centered life and its profound relationship to the practice of tea.
Course Schedule: (All classes are recorded and will be emailed to all signed up for the class.)Saturday, June 15th at 8:30am-10:30amMT: Intro to the Fire Element: Gifts of the element, changes in nature, cardiovascular health, and psycho-emotional and spiritual realities of the element Wednesday, June 19th at 6pm-8pmMT: Food, Herbs, and TeaWednesday, June 26th at 6pm-8pmMT: Heart-Opening Focused Yoga ClassSaturday, July 6th at 8:30am-10:30amMT: RelationshipsSaturday, July 13th at 8:30am-10:30amMT: Tea Practice and Living the Elements
*Each class is $40 OR purchase all five (5) classes for $150.
By signing up for any of the classes, you will receive an electronic copy of the Summer Course Workbook, written by Colin Hudon, Living Tea Founder, Chinese Medicine Practitioner, and Herbalist. The workbook serves as a resource, providing guidance and support as you navigate the practices and concepts explored in the course.
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The Herbs produced a stream of reggae hits with some of the country's top talent. Between 1986 and 1987, Slice of Heaven with Dave Dobbyn reached number one on both the New Zealand and Australian charts. In 1989, Tim Finn joined them for Parihaka and in 1992, Annie Crummer fronted the huge hit See What Love Can Do.
In the 1980s, and the first half of the 90s, the Herbs had ten Top 20 singles hits.
Though upbeat, the Herbs' music is clear in its messages. Their 1980 hit French Letter, which spent 11 weeks on the charts, came to express New Zealand's anti-nuclear stance. Fourteen years later, it was re-recorded to garner support for the prevention of nuclear testing at Mururoa. Similarly, No Nukes, Nuclear Waste and Light Of The Pacific expressed much the same sentiment.
The Herbs are considered pioneers of the pacific reggae sound, having paved the way for contemporary New Zealand reggae groups such as Fat Freddy's Drop, Katchafire and Trinity Roots.
Read MoreIn the 1980s, and the first half of the 90s, the Herbs had ten Top 20 singles hits.
Though upbeat, the Herbs' music is clear in its messages. Their 1980 hit French Letter, which spent 11 weeks on the charts, came to express New Zealand's anti-nuclear stance. Fourteen years later, it was re-recorded to garner support for the prevention of nuclear testing at Mururoa. Similarly, No Nukes, Nuclear Waste and Light Of The Pacific expressed much the same sentiment.
The Herbs are considered pioneers of the pacific reggae sound, having paved the way for contemporary New Zealand reggae groups such as Fat Freddy's Drop, Katchafire and Trinity Roots.
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