Excellent demonstrations by Gloria Constantas, Mark Beck, and Kirk Benton.
Here's a photo from the event.
Thank you to all the participants!
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Showing posts with label event. Show all posts
Saturday, August 27, 2011
Sunday, July 31, 2011
HYPno EXpo, August 20
Hypno Expo
Saturday, August 20
4:00 PM -- 6:00 PM
Books A Million
Palm Harbor, FL
Hypnosis discussion and demonstrations!
Saturday, August 20
4:00 PM -- 6:00 PM
Books A Million
Palm Harbor, FL
Hypnosis discussion and demonstrations!
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
July Meeting
We had our July meeting last weekend.
The purpose was to plan a special event for August 20 called the ... Hypno Expo.
We will have another meeting soon to specify the roles each hypnotist will play. We intend to have demonstrations of hypnosis, and some explanations. There will be fun and games, and a raffle, too.
Please mark your calendar for August 20, 4-6 PM, at Books-a-Million!
The purpose was to plan a special event for August 20 called the ... Hypno Expo.
We will have another meeting soon to specify the roles each hypnotist will play. We intend to have demonstrations of hypnosis, and some explanations. There will be fun and games, and a raffle, too.
Please mark your calendar for August 20, 4-6 PM, at Books-a-Million!
Hypno-Expo
Monday, March 7, 2011
March 23 Hypnosis Demonstration
The Hypnosis presentation is tonight at 7pm in Palm Harbor, FL.
This special event, called
Please come and observe, or volunteer to participate!
See the blog below for details.
This special event, called
Hypnosis?will include 3 presenters deftly demonstrating some hypnotic techniques.
Please come and observe, or volunteer to participate!
See the blog below for details.
Monday, July 7, 2008
New terms for Old words
Words for advanced age:
Ancient, Decrepit, Old,
withered, weathered, experienced, mature, wise, ripe, worn out, well-worn, antique, frail, distinguished, accomplished, crone, fogey, dowager, curmudgeon, …
Most are negative, especially when applied to female humans.
I am keenly aware of the disparity in gender perception of aging. I wonder why men are considered more attractive and valuable at older ages, when women tend to live longer...? That is a weird inequity. I guess it's supply and demand. There are more older women, so less valued?? This will be explored in future editions.
Aging Gracefully, what is that?
It means looking, feeling, and acting young, even at advanced ages. I read an article recently about Healthy Elders. It was about “older” people who were still active and healthy. The examples they used were some individuals in their 60s. SIXTIES! In Florida, these are not even considered “elders!” I was expecting to read about some nonagenarians or at least octogenarians, if not centenarians! I mean I saw a headline recently that said 90 is the new 40.
This is because of the new extended lifespan. People are finally living longer. Now the challenge is just to live healthier.
I’m currently reading a book about Improving Memory Skills, and it is not for just older people, but can be used at any age. I would like to point out that only in this country are we saddled with the belief that all persons of advanced age have poor memories. In other countries, older persons are venerated.
The book is called…hmmm… I forget. I will review it in the book review section. If I remember. I haven’t finished it yet!
So my Premier Presentation for the Fountain of Youth is Wednesday, at Serenity Now Books and Gifts in Palm harbor, Florida. We will take a vote to select a new, positive term for persons of advanced age and wisdom. I tend to like Living National Treasures, which is a term used in Asia.
Any suggestions?
Ancient, Decrepit, Old,
withered, weathered, experienced, mature, wise, ripe, worn out, well-worn, antique, frail, distinguished, accomplished, crone, fogey, dowager, curmudgeon, …
Most are negative, especially when applied to female humans.
I am keenly aware of the disparity in gender perception of aging. I wonder why men are considered more attractive and valuable at older ages, when women tend to live longer...? That is a weird inequity. I guess it's supply and demand. There are more older women, so less valued?? This will be explored in future editions.
Aging Gracefully, what is that?
It means looking, feeling, and acting young, even at advanced ages. I read an article recently about Healthy Elders. It was about “older” people who were still active and healthy. The examples they used were some individuals in their 60s. SIXTIES! In Florida, these are not even considered “elders!” I was expecting to read about some nonagenarians or at least octogenarians, if not centenarians! I mean I saw a headline recently that said 90 is the new 40.
This is because of the new extended lifespan. People are finally living longer. Now the challenge is just to live healthier.
I’m currently reading a book about Improving Memory Skills, and it is not for just older people, but can be used at any age. I would like to point out that only in this country are we saddled with the belief that all persons of advanced age have poor memories. In other countries, older persons are venerated.
The book is called…hmmm… I forget. I will review it in the book review section. If I remember. I haven’t finished it yet!
So my Premier Presentation for the Fountain of Youth is Wednesday, at Serenity Now Books and Gifts in Palm harbor, Florida. We will take a vote to select a new, positive term for persons of advanced age and wisdom. I tend to like Living National Treasures, which is a term used in Asia.
Any suggestions?
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