Thanksgiving Traditions
With holidays come traditions. Thanksgiving itself is a tradition that has been passed on from generation to generation since its first celebration in 1621. It was originally founded as a […]
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The Power of Breath
Pranyama is breathing exercises developed by ancient yogis to purify the body and mind by controlling, regulating, and channeling Prana, the vital force or energy. We take in Prana […]
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At the Open Mind Center, we want to make sure that you can have access to all of our social media outlets. As you may know, we have a Facebook […]
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The holiday season is fast approaching! Getting gifts for family and friends can be a lot of work. To make your life easier, use this fool-proof gift guide! The holiday […]
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Reiki is both a spiritual practice and healing modality as it focuses on moving the universal life energy to support a healthy body, mind, and spirit. It is an ancient […]
Continue readingNovember’s Product of the Month: Solares Sea Glass Jewelry
Solares Sea Glass Jewelry is a chic, eco-friendly company that makes jewelry with unique pieces of sea glass, sterling silver, fresh water pearls, and gemstones. They carry earrings, bracelets, and […]
Continue readingBook Review: The Book of Awakening
Mark Nepo’s The Book of Awakening is full of insight. He provides small doses of what really matters, simple truths, and stories for everyday lives. There is an entry for […]
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Thai Yoga is a deeply relaxing and revitalizing form of body work that blends assisted yoga stretches and energy balancing. It is a deeply rooted Ayurvedic practice. The practitioner uses […]
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Stone Sets Would you like to take the confusion out of selecting the right stones? Why not get one of our pre-made stone kits with the intentions already set for […]
Continue readingThe Origin of All Hallows Eve
Halloween, or All Hallows Eve, as it is sometimes referred to, originates from the Celts to mark “Summer’s End”. Summer’s End was important for those who lived off of their […]
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