Nov 11, 2010
Photo: 18 vendors attended the 2nd annual Sharbot Lake Natural Health Fair
Eighteen vendors took part in the 2nd annual Natural Health Fair at Oso Hall in Sharbot Lake on Nov. 6, offering a number of alternative healing treatments and therapies. Various vendors offered information and demonstrations of aromatherapy, massage, reiki, Mitzvah, reflexolgy, Chi and other therapies. Visitors also had a chance to sample a wide variety of health food stuffs and medicinal products.
Steve Uranick of Healing Vibrations was on hand demonstrating the Nano Energy Zero Point wand, which contains a special mixture of minerals and crystals intended to improve the body chi or life force energy.
Allan Green of Ompah, a Past Life and Spiritual Journey facilitator, answered a number of questions about the ins and outs of delving into past lives. He told of one woman who had a swollen knee and who traveled back to find that she had been a soldier fighting alongside General Custer and had been shot with an arrow. “So we took out the arrow psychically, imagining the event together and after the session her pain disappeared.”
Green warned that over-thinking the experience can lead to a dead end and he stressed, “This work is done solely through the heart, not the mind. If a person starts analyzing the past experience with their mind as it unfolds, everything will go black for me.”
Tracie Goodberry, who along with Carol Belanger organized the fair, was thrilled with the overall turn out. “I think attendance has tripled this year which shows us that there is definitely an interest in alternative treatments and natural health. A lot of people of various age groups and personalities came out to investigate things, which before hand they either knew very little or nothing about. Many people were extremely pleased that an event like this is available to them so close to home" Tracie is quite certain that the Natural Health Fair will become a regular annual event in Sharbot Lake.
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