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    January 12, 2020 07:00 PM      09:00 PM

    This event began 01/12/2020 and repeats every week on Sunday until 02/02/2020


    This a basic energy classes, great for beginner exploration, as well as, essential tools for those skilled in working with life energy.
     It is a 4 week class diving deeply into energy awareness and perception. Each class will present basic tools and practical application of important concepts about life energy and how we relate to it each and every day. Consider this class Life Energy 101. By the end, you’ll have numerous techniques that you can apply to increase the flow within your own life, better navigate the world around without feeling assaulted by it, and options for an incredible level of self care to increase the quality of life. Classes will meet starting Sunday 12 January at 2pm for 2 hours. Subsequent classes are Sunday the 19th, 26th of January, and the 2nd of February. Each class is $25, paid in advance.
    To reserve your spot, send an email to inspiritusearth@gmail.com or a message on WhatsApp +507-66172460
     


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    January 12, 2020 08:00 PM      09:15 PM

    A large group of participants from the International Choir Festival held in Panama City, are coming to Boquete to begin the 2020 musical season of the Boquete Library.
    This first presentation will be on Sunday, January 12 at 3:00 p.m. in the Catholic Church of San Juan Bautista.
    We wait for you.
    Tiquets availables in Mail Boxes Etc. & Boquete Library.
     

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