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Embrace Transformation with Objects of Magic this Year

As we step into this new year, Objects of Magic invites you to experience a January filled with transformation, blending the mystical with the practical. To that end, Objects of Magic’s calendar is brimming with unique events to nurture your mind, body, and spirit. 

Jumpstart the year with an innovative “Bitcoin 101 and Yoga Retreat” on January 5. This event is perfect for those who are intrigued by the world of cryptocurrency and looking to combine modern financial insights and ancient yoga wisdom to achieve inner balance. 

Set your intentions for 2024 at the “New Year, New Moon Retreat” on January 7. This all-day event will take place in picturesque Myakka at the Objects of Magic Farm and Retreat. You’ll leave refreshed, inspired, and ready to soar through the new year. 

Dive into healing and relaxation at the free “Reiki Circle and Yoga” event, hosted each month at the serene Pineapple Yoga studio in downtown Sarasota. After the Reiki session, you’re also welcome to stretch and rejuvenate with a yoga flow. Love donations are suggested. 

Led by Victoria Stitzer, the “Reiki Level I Intensive Course” is an immersive weekend journey into energetic healing. Whether you choose to stay overnight or join for the day, this course is a profound gateway into empowerment and self-discovery. 

Celebrate the first full moon of 2024 in Myakka at the “Full Moon, New Year Retreat” on January 28. This event is a time to reflect, set goals, and create intentions for a thriving year ahead. The retreat will be followed by a heartfelt dinner and bonfire afterward. 

The Objects of Magic store, open during retreats and by appointment, is a haven for those who seek transformative items. From intention-setting candles and sound bowls, to healing crystals and pendulums, this shop is curated to enhance your zen, clarity, and protection. 

Objects of Magic is not only a retreat center—it’s a space where magic happens. If your business wants to organize a powerful team-building event or dinner, please contact Objects of Magic to craft a meaningful and unforgettable experience for you.   

For more information and to register for these events, visit ObjectsOfMagic.com. Join the Objects of Magic chat on Telegram Messenger to stay informed of more upcoming events. 

 

Tom O’Bryan, DC, DACBN, CIFM; Dr. Gladys McGarey; Deepak Chopra, M.D.
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