In Face Reading you can discover how the Jing treasure in Chinese medicine represents your battery for life, the allotted amount of energy you are given for your lifespan, and what you are given by your parents. Understanding your Jing can help to lead to a healthier lifestyle, manage your health and vitality, and making
Cultivate your spirit and personal awakening, by discovering your Shen qualities. Promote happiness by getting in touch with your true nature, being at peace with yourself, and encouraging self-awareness. Remove traumas from past life experiences through a Shen reading. Shen is one of the Three Treausres in Chinese Face Reading. Each treasure represent an aspect
Sunday, February 4th Montana Lotus Yoga Center 1119 North 7th Ave, Bozeman Your features tell you about your character as well as your health and wholeness. Your birthday, date and month reveals your personality, your emotional side, and your life’s calling. Come find out more as we explore the characteristics of the five elements
Five Element Face Reading in Chinese Medicine. – Participants receive one hour of study of the Five Elements and how it relates to Chinese Medicine and the art of face reading. This knowledge can help you improve health…
Join Deborah Lee for a unique three hour workshop in Chinese Face Reading. Participants receive one hour of Chinese Face Reading techniques and instruction, one hour teaching Hidden Symmetry using your birth date, and one hour to put it all together into practice.
Come to our study and explore Face Reading in Chinese Medicine with the Five Elements at the Bozeman Public Library.
Each feature on the face is a blueprint to your true self and character. Join us for this fun and intriguing discussion to discover your strengths and potential.
Each unique feature of your face tells a story about you, your character, what you like and what you don’t—why you like it and why not! How each feature is shaped, its size and length, how it protrudes or doesn’t—your eyes, ears and nose, your lips and chin, even your eyebrows, their shape and angle, their sparse or bushy hair—tells a story.
They say that we are what we eat. Well, as we wear our emotions on your face, over time, those expressions become permanent, until we decide to change how we respond to life. So, yes, food excesses and imbalances will show up on the face, and emotions out of balance for a long time will
