[FairfieldLife] Re: (Ouch...) Alex--this is spam!

[Buck]

David, there is in fact quite a thriving economy in alternative health and 
spirituality here in Fairfield, Ia.  Locally the rags we look at for events, 
venues, and services are The Fairfield Weekly Reader and  also The Source.  
People locally open them up alongside their calendar-planners to schedule their 
lives here.  There's a tremendous amount going on in a small community 
frequently with too many multiple options of things spiritual going on any day 
or nite.  If you look in the classified ads for either you'll see some of the 
market here.  The Weekly Reader does not have a good web presence but it gets 
distributed every Thursday each week.  
http://www.yelp.com/biz/fairfield-weekly-reader-fairfield
 
You could contact the Fairfield Weekly Reader and they'd send you a copy.  The 
Source has a web page:  http://www.iowasource.com/
 You should come visit.  It's quite a spiritual place.  You'd like it.
-Buck
     

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "feste37" <feste37@...> wrote:
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> Yeah, we're a rough crowd! My feeling is that Fairfield is rather saturated 
> with people who offer techniques such as craniosacral or similar, so it might 
> be hard to get a foothold here, at least at first. But Fairfield is a 
> wonderful place to live if you have some other source of immediate income.
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> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, david allen <davaceta@> wrote:
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> > Oops, in trouble again.  I wuz just writing an intro to a seemingly 
> > inclusive group...
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> > --- On Wed, 2/20/13, authfriend <authfriend@> wrote:
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> > From: authfriend <authfriend@>
> > Subject: [FairfieldLife] Alex--this is spam (was Re: Yer chatter is bulging 
> > my Inbox!)
> > To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
> > Date: Wednesday, February 20, 2013, 6:32 PM
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> > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, david allen wrote:
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> > > Kyho, Iowans!
> > >  
> > > I keep thinking to get off this chatter-group, but only for the 
> > > unexpected volume of messaging.  there are plenty of interesting topics 
> > > to help get a wider perception of what You Folks are pondering out 
> > > there.   And just curious, are there good career-opportunities in FF 
> > > for aging "executive-governors"?   Finally grok-ing some of the diverse 
> > > spiritual development advice & practices i've endured or enjoyed,  i 
> > > might be a good candidate for any quiet, guidance-oriented opening in 
> > > Fairfield, or environs.  
> > >  
> > > As a registered craniosacral therapist, i figure that You All, like 
> > > everybody, could use some quiet, extended-touch sessions.  Using a 
> > > fluidbody paradigme with an acquired, nature-oriented attention-span, my 
> > > experiences as a recipient, and as a practitioner, seem alot like that 
> > > described as the old Catharic rite of "Consolament".  Reportedly the 
> > > sacrament of spiritual baptism, it is described as an arcane method of 
> > > human hand-touch ("imposition of hands") which helps to prepare 
> > > recipients to confront the Great Mystery.  It was advised for the 
> > > clergy, often requested by dying Cathars, and especially by those 
> > > expecting torture and immolation for heresy at the 'hands' of 
> > > christian-mercenaries during the 1190 - 1220 CE Albigensian (first 
> > > internal) Crusade conducted in Southern France, by the Roman Church.  
> > >  
> > > Cathars and others sought Consolamentum to rehearse the experience 
> > > infusion of Spirit and 'body-dropping'.   For myself, vivid 
> > > Hubble-like perceptions of a Pleroma of un-winking stars; visceral 
> > > cotton-lightness; endless radiant space; etc, all give confidence to 
> > > advise looking closer into the BCST paradigme.   And maybe try some 
> > > sessions.  They could help Us All settle deeply into silent and 
> > > soothing somatic tempos -- just like when we were tiny, embryonic, 
> > > aquatic prenates... 
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