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BookSigning Party with Playshop & HealthNut Mixer

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free event! RSVP for chance to win doorprize - pre-order your copy Feel Like Yourself Again by Marci Javril, Vitality Expert http://feellikeyourselfbookparty.eventbrite.com

Celebrate!  my eBOOK in Print
Book-Signing PARTY PlayShop & Mixer
Sunday AUG. 19 2012 from 4 - 8 pm
     - at “By Your Side” Dance Studio
12613 Washington Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90066


4-6pm •Free-Form Playshop - Drop-ins welcome
7 Simple Steps for Detox (sneak preview of Chapter 7)
yoga, massage, ecstatic breath, healing stories, Q+A

6-8pm •Book-Signing & HealthNut Mixer
Get your copy signed!  Purchase onsite for $35
• FreeFlowDance • Chill Lounge • Snacks
Network & exchange alternative health talents. Bring cards,
flyers, yoga mat, pillows, your fav toys, tools to show + tell
***7:30pm Door Prizes ($150+ value) Drawing***


eBOOKinPrint Earlybird Price =$27 - order by Aug 10
***Limited PrintRun of only 200 copies***
Pick up your book cop(ies) at PARTY (or contact me for options)
Feel Like Yourself Again by Marci Javril, Vitality Expert
Heal & recover from injury, surgery & illness. Lymphatic massage, detox, soften scars, reduce pain, improve digestion, boost immunity, increase circulation.Color illustrated 145 pgs: bibliography, charts, references, links.


Preview, Videos, Seminars: www.VitalEnergyCenter.com/feel.html


Office@VitalEnergyCenter.com           310.306.9838          
www.MarciJavril.com                  twitter: @VitalityMarci

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