Up & Coming Weekly

November 07, 2023

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WWW.UPANDCOMINGWEEKLY.COM 16 UCW November 8-14, 2023 EVENT e new moon is fast approaching. For community members who are in sync with the moon's cycles, this new moon is significant, and Prima Elements Holistic Wellness Center, located at 124 Anderson Street in downtown Fayetteville, is hosting a New Moon Meditation on Monday, Nov. 13th from 6 p.m. to 7:45 p.m. Tickets are $15 and can be pur- chased online at Eventbrite.com. e event will include guided medita- tions or visualizations centered around goal setting, and manifesting dreams and personal goals. For those unfamiliar with medi- tation classes, Prima Elements explains, "A New Moon meditation class is a specific type of meditation session that typically occurs around the time of the New Moon. e New Moon is associated with new begin- nings and a clean slate in astrology and many spiritual practices. During these classes, participants often focus on setting intentions, releasing what no longer serves them, and connect- ing with the energy of new possibili- ties…We provide a structured and supportive environment for individu- als to tap into the energies of the New Moon and align their intentions with it." Phases of the moon and how they affect the world are not a foreign concept for many, especially here in the South, where full moons are credited for full birthing centers and jails. According to Prima Elements, each moon phase carries a different energy to be tapped into. "e moon phases have been a source of fascination and belief for many cultures throughout history. While the scientific evidence for direct, profound effects on individu- als is limited, some believe the moon can influence human behavior and emotions. "Here's a general overview of how moon phases are thought to affect us: 1. New Moon: It's associated with new beginnings and setting inten- tions. Many people use this phase for goal setting and planning. "2. Waxing Crescent : As the moon grows, it's believed to bring energy and momentum. People often feel more motivated during this phase. "3. First Quarter: is phase is often seen as a time for taking action, making decisions, and overcoming challenges. e moon's gravitational pull influences Earth's tides, a scien- tifically established phenomenon. If you find that moon phases positively impact your mindset and well-being, it can be a valuable tool for personal growth and self-reflection." Owner and military veteran, Hilda Burgos, founded Prima Elements Holistic Wellness Center in 2012, and runs the business with her son, Adri- an Burgos, and his wife, Audriaunna Burgos, managing the day-to-day operations of the Center. Prima Elements Holistic Wellness Center is not new to meditation. ey offer a host of different and unique holistic treatments for community members. "Prima Elements provides holis- tic services to stressed and ailing individuals in the community. Our wellness center offers caring, expert clinicians and staff that provide natu- ral remedies, massage, and detoxify- ing natural cleanses. With a focus on holistic care and prevention, our wellness center has personalized its services to each pa- tient, incorporating the mind, body, and spirit," Burgos said. Enjoy new moon meditation at Prima Elements by AMBER LITTLE TICKETS FAYETTEVILLESYMPHONY.ORG (910) 433-4690 OR AT THE DOOR SCAN FOR TICKETS A N T O N I O V I V A L D I ' S SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2023 | 7:30PM ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH THE FOUR SEASONS THE FOUR SEASONS Our Concertmaster, Fabián López, will take you on a journey through Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons", amongst other selections. Contributing Writers Wanted Join the Up & Coming team Use your creative talents to promote community events (people, concerts, theater, festivals, sports, etc.) Basic writing and interviewing skills needed Intern opportunities available for college students Contact editor@upandcomingweekly.com (910) 484-6200 AMBER LITTLE, Staff Writer. COMMENTS? Editor@upandcomin- gweekly.com. 910-484-6200.

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