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    Massage During Grand Opening of the Chakra Healing Arts Center in Uptown Sedona

    November 20, 2012No Comments
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    logo chakrahealingartsSedona AZ (November 20, 2012) – Massage has made its way Uptown with the added benefit of chakra balancing. Try it yourself on Wednesday, 12/12/12 at the Grand Opening of the Chakra Healing Arts Center. You’ll be in for a relaxing treat, perched above Sedona Story at the start of Uptown, 207A N Hwy 89A. Chair and table massages will be offered at 15 minute intervals for $10 from 11am to 7pm.

    The Chakra Healing Arts Center operates as the alternative healing and wellness center Uptown, 11-7, seven days a week. The director, Banya Lim, practices acupuncture, complemented by hour long intuitive readings.

    More than a dozen Licensed Massage Practitioners are available at the Chakra Healing Arts Center’s five room setting, and many will be on hand for the Grand Opening on 12/12. Swedish & Deep Tissue Massage, Hwal Gong & Thai Massage, Acupressure & Reflexology, Neuro-Muscular Therapy and Shiatsu are some of the modalities discussed in each free consultation.

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    Fourth Generation acupuncturist, Banya Lim, expresses her deep satisfaction in “finally bringing together under one roof the bodywork tools to relieve stress with a lifelong passion for mastery of energy principles.”

    “People know that they are in Sedona for a reason. They just don’t know what it is. We hope that we can help them get to know themselves at a deeper level, discover that reason, and then take the awareness with them. We also hope that we give them another reason to come back to Sedona.”

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