Annie Day of Heaven Scent Bliss has announced dates for each level of Egyptian Sekhem including Masters and they will take place in November from their premises in Penkridge.

Level 1

Your first initiation will be primarily for self healing as well as family & friends. This 1st step is transformational on all levels and has to be experienced to be believed. This system of channelled energy – can work on all living things & all aspects of your being and situation Call Annie for a chat about this wonderful system

Level 2

Egyptian sekhem includes initiation manual and practical session whilst learning this great therapy to practitioner level After this day you will be able to get insurance & be an Egyptian Sekhem Practitioner Its being held at Heaven scent bliss ST19 5LU

Level 3

MASTER TEACHER – Egyptian Sekhem includes initiation manual and practical session whilst learning this great therapy to practitioner level After this day you will be able to get insurance & be an Egyptian Sekhem Practitioner Its being held at Heaven scent bliss ST19 5LU

For further details please visit Annie’s website. http://www.heavenscentbliss.co.uk/classes.php

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Egyptian Sekhem Classes – Penkridge

Egyptian Sekhem Classes – Penkridge

Annie Day of Heaven Scent Bliss has announced dates for each level of Egyptian Sekhem including Masters and they will take place in November from their premises in Penkridge.

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

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