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Weekend Reiki Immersion at Objects of Magic Farm and Retreat

On May 27–28, 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., a unique and transformative journey awaits at Objects of Magic Farm and Retreat. You are invited to experience a weekend retreat that will introduce you to the mystical world of Reiki, an ancient Japanese art of energy healing. 

Located in the serene, idyllic setting of Myakka City, this retreat offers close contact with nature, perfect for your immersive Reiki exploration. The guide for journey is Victoria Stitzer, a renowned Traditional Reiki Master and Teacher with more than 30 years of experience. The journey begins with Reiki Level I, during which you will delve into the basics of this ancient healing art. From there, you will venture into Reiki Level II, during which you will learn advanced healing symbols and techniques.  

Finally, in Reiki Level III, you will ascend to the mastery level. As a Reiki Master, you will acquire the wisdom and skills to facilitate deep healing and transformation. Empowered by Sitzer’s extensive knowledge, you will learn how to attune others to Reiki and guide them on their own healing journeys. 

However, this weekend retreat is not just about intensive training. It’s also about nurturing your soul, rejuvenating your spirit and immersing yourself in the wonders of nature. Enjoy restorative activities such as gentle yoga, calming meditation and mindful walks. You will also connect with a community of other like-minded participants along the way. Spaces for this retreat are limited, so please reserve your spot in advance.  

Location: 14900 Coker Gully Rd., Myakka City. For more information and to register, call 818-793-7834 or visit ObjectsOfMagic.com. 

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