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Saturday, March 14 • 10:00am - 11:00am
Utilizing Yogic Practice to unlock your Divine DNA FILLING

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Yoga and DNA Activation: Paying forward the ancient practices with a new awareness!

Many of our ancient practices create fertile soil for a Divine expression of the Human genome. Some of the ancient texts point directly to DNA expression and multidimensional genetics, thousands of years before scientists witnessed and decoded the DNA structure. We now see DNA as a key tool for the spirit-body interface. So how can we use our yogic practices to improve DNA expression?  Activation of 12 strand DNA (and beyond) is a hot topic in the awakened community. We now merge the ancient with the modern, combining sacred texts, channeled information, and modern science to promote the pure expression of our Higher Self.   This workshop will share the foundations of DNA activation,  methods for expressing your own Divine DNA, and possibilites for integrating DNA activation with yoga in the studio! We will finish with a guided activation experience.
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Sandra Walter

Ascension Guide
Sandra Walter is an Ascension Guide in service to the Shift in Consciousness. Her life-changing online courses, videos and articles have served awakened Souls for decades.Sandra is a conduit for Higher Realm consciousness, providing guidance and inspiration for the organic Ascension... Read More →

Saturday March 14, 2020 10:00am - 11:00am MST
Performing Arts Room Sedona Performing Arts Center
  Lecture/Talk
  • Notes to attendees: Bring a notebook

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