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"A Deli for the Mind" Since 1977
221 North 29th Street, Billings, MT 59101; (800) 788-4318

February 2008

 
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February Starting Classes 
 
 Spirit Message Circle
 
Description: In these interesting and uplifting group readings, spiritual intuitive Elizabeth Almann channels messages from spirit guides and angels and explains concepts of intuition and healing that are of interest to the group.

Instructor: Elizabeth Almann, M.Ed.; Intuitive Guidance, Energy Healing, & Personal Development Classes.

Date(s): February 8*, Friday (1 Session)

Time: 6:30 - 8:30 pm

Fee: $22.00. We recommend early registration by  9:00 pm, Tuesday, January 29. This class requires a minimum enrollment to be held.

Bring: pen and paper for notes.
 
*Updated 01/30/08 - Sorry folks, we originally posted the date for this as Feb 1. That was incorrect. Feb 8th is the correct date. Thanks!


 
Dances of Universal Peace
 
Dances of Universal Peace, Saturday Feb 2, 2:00 3:00 PM
 
Description: Beginning January, 2008, and going through May, The Dances of Universal Peace will be the first Saturday of the month. The Dances of Universal Peace are inspired by the wisdom and sacred phrases of the many spiritual traditions of humankind. The Dances use simple music, lyrics, and movements to touch the spiritual essence within ourselves and others. “Peace Through the Arts,” was the vision of founder Samuel Lewis. This celebration and meditation in sound and movement is practiced in Dances around the world. We hope that you will take an hour to enjoy the dances with us. Young and old alike are invited; no experience is required.

Instructor: Constance Heidenreich is a certified Dance leader. She has been teaching and leading Dances in Montana for twelve years.

Date(s): Beginning January 5, continuing on the first Saturday of each month, through May 3
(5 Sessions) You may attend any or all sessions.

Time: 2:00-3:00 pm

Fee: Free Admission, Everyone welcome! No Enrollment deadline.



         
Natural Weight Loss and Management A Workshop
 Description: Have you been trying to loose weight for a long time? Are you tired of “yo-yo” diets? Would you like to become and maintain your ideal size, weight and shape? Through self hypnosis, the power of the subconscious mind can create increased metabolism, correct eating habits, and untie emotional attachment to food.  Hypnotherapy is an effective way to help you dissolve road blocks that prevent you from enjoying your true self and intended life purpose. This is a very safe environment and self disclosure is not required.
   
Instructor: Dan Geiger, M.S., is an adjunct professor of psychology and counseling at MSU-B and conducts a private practice, specializing in hypnotherapy.

Date(s): February 5, Tuesday (1 Session)

Time:7:00 - 8:30 pm

Fee: $25.00. We recommend early registration by 12:00 Noon, Tuesday, February 5. This class requires a minimum enrollment to be held.

Bring: Wear comfortable clothing


 
  
Healing With Teas

Description: Can you brew a perfect cup of tea? Tea properly brewed maintains its nutritional and healthful benefits, as well as having a good flavor. Cathie Boston will tell us how, plus much more about the world of teas. She will cover the four basic categories of teas: herbals, medicinals, yerba mattes, and rooibos; explain the many beneficial uses of teas; and give suggestions for detoxing and cleansing the liver, lymph and digestive systems with specific teas. There will be time for questions in this lively hour and half program. 

Instructor: Cathie Boston has been studying herbal and medicinal teas since 1990. She opened her tea business, Boston Harbor, in Billings, in 2002.

Date(s): February 6, Wednesday (1 Session)

Time: 7:00- 8:30 pm

Fee: $18.00, includes numerous handouts, and a cup of perfectly brewed tea.
We recommend early registration by 5:30 pm, Saturday, February 2 . This class requires a minimum enrollment to be held.               

Bring: note book and pen.
 
Recommended Reading: 20,000 Secrets of Tea, by Victoria Zak, $7.50; Prescription for Nutritional Healing by Phyllis Balch, $23.95, and Handbook of Native American Herbs, by Alma Hutchens, $14.95.  10% discount on these books with class registration.

 
 
Art of Writing For Children: A Writer's Group
 
Description: Being a children's writer--or adult writer-- can be a solitary journey, and at times it is difficult to be objective about one's own work. Creating, or being a part of, a writer's group can provide the opportunity for constructive feedback and encouragement when the going gets tough. Participants may bring five or six manuscript pages, or an entire picture book manuscript for critique. Writing exercises will be included in this session.

Instructor: Carina Camamile is a published poet, a children's writer and avid children's book reader. She has been writing, reading and studying children's literature for over six years. Her studies have included workshops with many Newbery and Caldecott winning children's authors, including Mo Willems, Richard Peck, and Paula Danzinger.

Dates: February 7, Thursday (1 Session)

Time: 7:00-9:00 pm

Fee: $10.00  (no preregistration required)

Bring: Pen and paper for writing exercises and notes. 

 
 
Mastering the Fundamentals of Investing
 
Description:
Whether you’re just beginning to think about investing for your future, or if you simply want a refresher course that takes you through the basics, this seminar provides great information that everyone should know.  Topics include establishing your financial goals, the effect of taxes and inflation on your hard-earned dollars, strategies for building a solid portfolio, and how to make the most out of your relationship with your financial advisor.

Instructors: Julia Murphy, Financial Consultant with RBC Dain Rauscher, and Theresa Danielle, Certified Financial Planner, Associate AP-Financial Consultant, with RBC Dain Rauscher.

Date(s): February 12, Tuesday (1 Session)

Time:12 Noon to 1:00pm, (no pre-registration required.)

Fee: Free Admission. RSVP (252-4398) by 10:00 AM, Tuesday, February 12, for lunch, courtesy of Julia and Theresa. You may bring your own lunch if you prefer.




 
Let Go of Tobacco ©, A Workshop
 
Description: Tired of smoking and chewing? Tried to quit a dozen times? Have you quit and then started again? Would you like to return to ideal health again? Stopping using cigarettes and chew tobacco is a process. This workshop teaches positive thinking and self hypnosis to allow you to remove those obstacles and barriers and move away from tobacco permanently. Unlike cold turkey methods that are usually temporary, Let Go of Tobacco ©  will allow  you to live tobacco free without fighting it by combining the power of the conscious and subconscious. No personal information or self disclosure is required for success with this method.

Instructor: Dan Geiger, M.S., is an adjunct professor of psychology and counseling at MSU-B and conducts a private practice, specializing in hypnotherapy.
 

Date(s): February 12, Tuesday (1 Session)

Time: 7:00-8:30 pm..

Fee: $25.00 .
We recommend early registration by 12:00 Noon, Tuesday, February 12. This class requires a minimum enrollment to be held.

Supplies: Notebook, comfortable clothing

 
Spirit Gifts Practice Group
 
Description: This fun, hands-on class is for all those who want to learn about or develop their innate psychic and intuitive gifts in order to bring deeper understanding and joy into their life experience. You will practice techniques for clearing and grounding your own energy, as well as intuitive modalities such as automatic writing, tarot & angel cards, energy reading, and dream interpretation. All you need to bring is something to write with and a positive intent. No prior knowledge is required, just a willingness to connect with spiritual guidance of the highest love and light and share your own unique perspective and experiences with others.

Instructor: Elizabeth Almann, M.Ed.; Intuitive Guidance, Energy Healing, & Personal Development Classes.

Date(s): February 13, Wednesday (1 Session)

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm

Fee: $16.00.
We recommend early registration by 9:00 pm,  Monday, February 11, This class requires a minimum enrollment to be held.

Bring: Note paper and pen.  Recommended Reading: The Psychic Pathway Workbook, by Sonia Choquette $18.95, Divine Guidance, by Doreen Virtue $14.95,  and Opening to Channel, by Sonya Roman $12.95  (10% discount with class registration.)

 
Create a Belly Dance Top! Workshop

Description: Dancers, enhance your costume! Don’t worry if you don’t have a clue how to go about this.. If you have a desire to break out of the mold and get creative with other fun loving women, you are sure to enjoy this hands on workshop.. In addition to your finished dance bra, you will come away with new skill and ideas for making more wonderful costumes.

Instructor: Margo Land has been dancing for about 14 years and sewing garments for herself and other dancers for the past eight years. Her costumes are unique and gorgeous! A belly dance regalia sale and exchange at Margo’s is always an event.

Date(s): February 16, Saturday and February 23, Saturday (2 Sessions)

Time:1:30-4:30, both sessions.

Fee: $40.00, includes many embellishing materials for decoration.However, you may want to bring metal bells and coins. Available from Barjon’s, 10% discount with class registration. We recommend early registration by 9:00 pm, Tuesday, February 12. This class requires a minimum enrollment to be held.

Bring: A pair of scissors and one or two bras that fit you comfortably and are suitable for embellishing for belly dance wear*.  (* call Barjon’s for details. 252-4398)

 
Full Moon Drumming Circle

Description: This monthly event follows the full Moon. We always welcome new participants; prior experience not required. If you don’t have a drum, bring some other percussion instrument. Maracas or other rattles work well. Once someone brought a fiddle! It was great! All you need is something to keep a rhythm. Those who have extra drums are encouraged to bring one to share for the evenng.

Instructor: This is a group effort. . Everyone needs to gain strength and confidence, right?  It happens only through practice.  By just doing it we get better and have more fun. So we pass the lead around and learn from each other.

Date(s): February 20, Wednesday (1 Session)

Time: 7:00 - 8:30 pm

Fee: Free Admission (no pre-registration required)

Bring: An extra drum to share for the evening, if you can.

 
Art of Writing for Children : Book Critique Group
 
Description: Polish your writing abilities by discovering what works and why in children’s literature. One of the most significant ways in which to improve writing ability is to read, read , read. We will explore picture books, middle grade and young adult novels through a lively discussion of what makes a book great, focusing on elements such as character, voice, plot, setting and dialogue. In a group setting we will analyze and critique pre-selected award-winning children’s books. Titles to be read before class are listed below.

Instructor: Carina Camamile is a published poet, a children's writer and avid children's book reader. She has been writing, reading and studying children's literature for over six years. Her studies have included workshops with many Newbery and Caldecott winning children's authors, including Mo Willems, Richard Peck, and Paula Danzinger.

Date(s): February 28, Thursday (1 Session)

Time: 7:00-9:00 pm

Fee: $10.00 (no pre-registration required)

Reading for Class: The Book Thief
($11.99, YA novel), and Mrs. Biddlebox.($15.00, picture book) Receive a 10% on books when purchased with class registration. 
 
 


 
 
 
 
PLEASE NOTE:
 
To register for classes please call (800)788-4318 or (406)252-4398
 
To reserve your space in class, registration fee must be paid in full at the time of registration. Thank you.
 
A few things to keep in mind...
 
1. Classes can fill quickly, so early registration is recommended.
2. Courses with low enrollment may be cancelled. In such cases your fee will be refunded.
3. If you change you mind about a class, please call to cancel to someone else may attend.
4. In order to receive a refund, cancellation notice MUST be received at least 3 business days IN ADVANCE to the start of the class.
5. Barjon's does not send confirmation cards.
 
There may be scheduling changes from time to time.
We do our best to keep these pages as up-to-date as possible.
Should you have any questions please call (800)788-4318 or (406)252-4398
 

 
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