EPISODE · Jun 28, 2012 · 59 MIN
Shakti Durga of Shanti Mission Harmony Centres, Australia
How did Kim Fraser a barrister and lawyer, living a very successful and comfortable life on the Sydney waterfront, suddenly shift her focus towards a meditative life that then propelled her to establishing 10 centers throughout Australia to bring about peaceful change, both within and in the outer world?Changing her name to Shakti Durga she has become an adept teacher at assisting people and community to grow in the knowing that they can cooperate and assist each other in a frenetic and challenging world. Utilising many techniques and modalities she has built up a team that assist: People who are challenged with serious illness, divorce, loss of a loved one, retrenchment or trauma as well as experiencing frustration and heartache in relationships leading to stress, anxiety and depression. Alternative therapists wanting to learn another healing modality for a vocation in energetic spiritual healing. People who want to improve their self-esteem, gain self-healing skills and meet like-minded people. And to access who we are as a spiritual being living in a physical body here on earth. This enjoyable, flowing interview from a strong and warm hearted woman covers a myriad of subjects and questions and shows why there is a need for such centers filling the vacuum in western society today.Shakti Durga ~ http://www.shantimission.orgHer team are going to be in Auckland for an intro on the 6th of July at Kawai Pura Pura, Mills Lane off Oteha Valley Road, Albany.7th and 8th July, 2 day - Ignite Your Spirit Work Shop with Savitur.To register: [email protected] or call 027 256 3010Ignite Your Spirit Therapy at beautiful Kawai PurapuraFri July 6th: Music and Introduction to the weekend 6:30 pmJuly 7th and 8th: Seminar 9:30am - 5:00pmBookings essential *offered by donation
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