and practice of ancient tribal Shaman-
ism, and help preserve the Ecuadorean
rainforest.

To reserve a healing session, contact
Jaylyn Stahl at Jaylyn@ShyWolfStudio.
com or 239-823-9609. For additional
information about Shaman Eduardo
Luna, the Luna Family and Lunahuasi,
visit Lunahuasi.org.
New Farmers Market
for North Naples
P
eruse garden-fresh produce, local
honey, homemade jams and breads,
flowers and unique crafts at the new
North Goodlette Farmers’ Market. Open
from 8 a.m. to noon every Saturday
from November 1, 2008 through April
25, 2009, the market is located on the
grounds of the North Naples United
Methodist Church, 6000 Goodlette Road,
in Naples.
Market Business Manager Merida
Hines-Tyler says, “The new market will
not only allow community members to
buy directly from the source, it will be
a meeting place, a weekly gathering of
Follow your heart...Teach Yoga!
family and friends. That includes canine
friends, as well! Water bowls will be on
Sunshine State Yoga Academy
hand and doggie treats will be available
for purchase.” 230 hours
To help foster a community atmo-
Yoga Alliance Certified Program
sphere, the market also will provide a
feature tent, free of charge, to a different 9small class sizes
nonprofit organization each week. Mar-
9flexible schedule
ketgoers can learn about important issues
9individualized learning
affecting the local and global communi-
ties through this forum.
9highly qualified teachers
9accelerated program
For more information, to become a 9the only YTT school in Naples
vendor or secure the nonprofit tent, call
Hines-Tyler at 239-249-9480, email info.
ngfm@gmail.com or visit NorthGood-
For more information call 239.592.0898
letteFarmersMarket.com. sunshinestateyoga@yahoo.com 9 sunshinestateyogaacademy.com
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