Monthly Meditation Circles In Brookfield & Danbury

By KAAREN VALENTA

Published: Mar 08, 2001 12:00 am

Carolyn Parrs, a holistic healing practitioner and host of the television talk show Inner Journey, will lead monthly meditation circles from 7 to 8:45 pm twice a month, April through June. The fee is $15 per circle.

One group will meet in Brookfield on Mondays, April 2, May 7, and June 4, at a location to be given out upon registration. Call 740-0007 for details. A second group will meet at Body Essentials, 18 Mill Plain Road, in Danbury, on Tuesday, April 24, Wednesday, May 23, and Tuesday, June 19. Contact Body Essentials, 743-1132, for directions or registration.

According to Ms Parrs, âMeditation is a powerful way to access the inner wisdom of your body, mind and spirit. Whether youâve meditated for ten years, ten minutes, or never before, you will experience first-hand how this simple practice can help bring balance, clarity, and well-being into your everyday life.â

Carolyn Parrs has been dedicated to the study of energy medicine and the healing arts for over 12 years. Her talks and guided meditations include gatherings at the United Nations and Carnegie Hall. She has a private healing practice in Brookfield, and leads Meditation Healing Circles through the region.

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