WHAT: 6th Annual Spiritual Arts Fair~ Psychic Readings ~ Yoga ~ Self Reflection Tools in Meditation ~ Playing in our Dreams~ Aura Photography ~ Zen Meditation and Chanting ~ Herbs in Management of Chronic Pain ~ Visiting the Ancestors ~ Soul Kinship with the Earth ~ Crystal Labyrinth ~ Healing w/the Matrix of the Divine ~ Tai Chi ~ Pet Communication ~ Sculpting with Soul ~ Tibetan Buddhist Meditation ~ Spiritual Crafts & Gifts for Sale ~ Much more!

WHEN: Saturday, May 8, 9:30 am-5:00 pm

WHERE: Unitarian Universalist Society; 12 & 16 Ford Avenue, Oneonta, New York. Wheelchair accessible.

COST: $3 admission fee for the entire day. Additional fees apply for readings and healing work. Food available for sale. Free parking. This event is a fundraiser to support the mission of the UUSO.

CONTACT: For more information contact ;

Diana Friedell - Chairperson Email: dfriedell@stny.rr.com (607) 433-2089

Cindy Staffin Email cindystaffin@msn.com (607) 432- 0324 workshop coordinator

“What is my role in the larger scheme of things?” “What is the significance of my dreams?  How can I access intuition to help me with creative endeavors?“ “What do other spiritual disciplines have to teach me and help me on my life path?” 

This is the 6th year that the Unitarian Universalist Society has planned this day of spiritual exploration, lunch, shopping and play. This event promotes community awareness and experience with a variety of spiritual practices that offer a deeper connection with the True Self essence of you.

For a $3 entry fee you can attend any one of 18 free workshops throughout the day between the hours of 9:30 am and 5:00 pm., “Attuning to your Authentic Self” & “Sacred Earth Art” with Sarah Root, Zen meditation and chanting (Three Treasures Zen Center), Marianne Noller with an introduction to her magical Crystal Labyrinth in Brookfield, NY,”, “Walking in Harmony with the dark phases of the moon,” (from Gail Wood), “Healing from chronic pain”, as well as “self-reflection tools in meditation” (Marguerite Bower), “Sculpting with Soul” from renowned fairy artist, Linda Kertzman, “Playing in Our Dreams”, and “Visiting our Ancestors” from Evelina Fuller-Lincoln, “Messages from the Animals that come into our lives” (Pet psychic, Liz Keller) are among the intriguing workshops being offered at the 6th Annual Spiritual Arts Fair,  Saturday, May 8th from 9:30-5 pm. 

It is recommended that you arrive at 9:30, so you can sign up for the psychic/intuitive reader, or energy healing session that you want, because the 30 minute time slots ($30) do get filled up pretty quickly.

Psychic readers include:  Jennifer Wallens, an international psychic medium who just moved to Franklin, Gayle Palka, an intuitive psychic and tarot card reader from Binghamton; Diana Friedell, intuitive psychic medium;  Patti Virasi from Oneonta, offering tarot card readings; Judy Jarvis, from Arkville, NY offering psychic drawings, “Cowboy Swami Shaman”, intuitive life readings, and Liz Keller, who does readings about your pet in spirit, or your living pet (bring a picture). 

You can try a Reconnective Healing® with Jenny Mannion, try out the Crystal healing bed from John of God, or the renowned healing sessions from “Silent Storm".   You can also treat yourself to a 15 minute chair massage, a henna tattoo created by Jessica Halter, or a mini Tarot card reading by Deborah Blake, or Gail Wood, all for just $15, no sign-ups necessary.

You can also get your aura photographed by Barbara Ellen of “Your Aura Image”, for a separate fee, or try Allegra Schectra’s very powerful meditation and breathwork healing sessions called “Gaidon Heart Healing.”  

As you walk into the sanctuary, you will see an array of delightful spiritual crafts & gifts for sale, as well as lunch, coffee, tea and dessert.  Some of the items you will come across include intuitively designed metaphysical jewelry & talismans &  Spirit Banners by Sherrill Berry-Wysong , the salt crystal lamps from Phil Markham, the gorgeous pottery of Jennifer Kemper, the beautiful weaving of the Mayan Women's Cooperative, Meditation cushions & shawls from the Rangjung Yeshe Gomde Buddhist Center of Cooperstown, and the essential oils, soaps and candles of  Northern Catskill Essentials, as well as watercolor artist MaryAnn Stow’s dream images & goddesses. 

For a more detailed listing of readers/healers, with their bios, vendors, or descriptions of workshops &bios of the leaders, check out Diana’s website - www.tuningin-tuningup.com