Raise Your Divine Vibration at The OM Shoppe and Spa

Using sound healing instruments, high-vibration crystals and restorative experiences, the OM Shoppe and Spa is offering three invigorating classes this autumn to help support people on a healing journey to their highest energetic self.

At The OM Shoppe & Spa, every being is seen as a reflection of the divine—pure light and energy. This philosophy allows staff to help clients connect with the celestial power within, and around them.

In September, students can register to become certified in Integrated Energy Therapy (IET)® where practitioners will reportedly learn how to “open their heart to feel, see, hear and sense angel presence,” in a hands-on course that uses energy healing modality as a tool for spiritual evolution. This course requires no prerequisite to participate other than a willingness to receive.

On August 22, IET® Master-Instructor Donna Messina will offer a full-day meditative workshop that explores ways to engage with the energy of nine healing angels using meditative practices.

Additionally, the Om Shoppe and Spa is now offering restorative 60 or 75-minute IET® sessions. “Let our practitioners surround you with divine healing energy to shift any stagnant, unwanted or blocked energetic issues out of your tissues.”

For more information, or to schedule the next available appointment, call 941-706-3257 or visit TheOMShoppeAndSpa.com.

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