Neighborhood Wellness Fair @ August Moon Center - May 31

Press Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: August Moon
Phone: 1.360.737.MOON April, 2008

August Moon Community Center & Tea House in Vancouver, Washington to host
a One Day Neighborhood Wellness Fair. (Vancouver, Washington)

Join the community of health and wellness providers at August
Moon Center (Vancouver) for a day of wellness education, food and fun! August Moon, whose
mission is to bring community together for holistic and spiritual growth, is hosting a
Neighborhood Wellness Fair on Saturday, May 31 , 2008, from 10AM to 4PM.
The intent of the event is to expose the local community to more holistic health services that
The August Moon Center offers as well as showcase people and businesses from the local area
with the same mission.

Over 20 complementary health practitioners will be present, representing modalities such as
chiropractic, natureopathic/homeopathy, acupuncture, massage, Reiki, re?exology . . .
Monetary donations or canned food collected as an entrance will bene?t Share, a local
organization which provides food and housing for the homeless. Vancouver School of Arts and
Academics’ Extended Day Dance Ensemble will receive all proceeds from a raf?e featuring a
vast array of gift certi?cates from the wellness practitioners and vendors. Enjoy mini-sessions of
acupuncture, massage, foot re?exology, Reiki, Quantum Biofeedback. In addition, the Fair will
host lectures on; Qigong, Bio Feedback, Eye Care, Movement Classes, Massage, Yoga for
Kids, What is Community (by Abundant LIfe Center), and a closing performance by the
Vancouver School for the Arts Dance Ensemble.

For Detailed information, please browse to this website: www.augustmooncenter.com

For Statements or questions please contact: 1.360.737.MOON

The August Moon Center is Vancouve’s Premier Holistic Health and Spiritual growth center, with classes and practitioner’s in the areas of: Massage, Reiki, Acupuncture.

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Civic Responsibility, Compassion, Walking the Talk by Kris Vockler

I’m one of those who other’s call social or liberal, in being a businesswoman, often they are saying this about me in a negative way. Yet I believe at the core that we, as humans, Americans, inhabitants of cities, counties, living in neighborhoods, have a civic responsibility to each other and our community. I live in a small area of town but I’m a part of the larger city, my company is in a small part of the city but I service customers all over the globe, everyone is treated the same.

We’ve all heard the saying “Think Globally and Act Locally”, it has great merit, think of the whole but act in your zone of influence.

A quote I recently saw from His Holiness the Dalai Lama really brought this home and rang so true:

“Adopting an attitude of universal responsibility is essentially a personal matter. The real test of compassion is not what we say in abstract discussions but how we conduct ourselves in daily life.”

-His Holiness the Dalai Lama, “Imagine All the People”

This is the crux and could be as simple as do you hold a door open for another, do you think about the cars next to you when you park at the mall; can they get into their car or did you park too close. It’s all about holding compassion for another in your hands and thinking, then acting on the desire to ease suffering of another. It’s so simple, just think for a moment how you might help another to not suffer or have a bad day, just by being conscious of them when you make an action.

If you read this and say, “why should I care”? You need to think about it the most.

Namaste

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