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Mirabai Devi Returns to Sarasota

Mirabai Devi is a world-renowned spiritual teacher, Divine Mother, heart-centered inspirational speaker and presenter, a channel and conduit for the Divine Light, global healer, author and founder of the Mirabai Devi Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit. 

Devi has not been to the since 2020, but she will return on November 11, 7–8:30 p.m., and November 12, noon to 5 p.m. On both days, she will share her profound focus on Awakening and Ascension. Her Foundation’s mission is to raise world consciousness with the awakening and healing of humanity. Devi has been in service to this mission for nearly 30 years.  

Born in South Africa and currently living in Hawaii, she has traveled all over the world as a teacher, healer and spiritual leader. Devi’s programs and group healings have transformed millions of lives of globally. 

 Location: 5041 Ringwood Meadow Bldg. G-2, Sarasota. For more information and to register for this event, visit MirabaiDevi.SplashThat.com. 

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