Huna Last Chance...

Just a last chance reminder here...

If you haven't already secured your place on my One Day Huna Taster this coming Saturday in Glasgow, you only have about 27 hours left. The deadline is 5pm on Friday the 2nd [mainly
because I'm at a wedding reception on Friday night and I won't be reading emails when I get home late!]

Remember the special offer: I know for a fact that once you get a taste for this magical method you'll probably want more, so I'm going to take the £147 price of the one day November taster off of the £1407 fee for the 5 day course in December.

In other words, if you do the one day taster and then decide Huna is for you, you can deduct the money you've already paid from the December training. That's a 10.4% discount.

Here's what you'll cover on Saturday November 3rd:

Ho'o Ponopono - the cutting connections process, which most people find profoundly moving and freeing the first time they do it, dropping toxic relationships and forming new ones. Elegant way of getting unwanted "stalkers" to leave you alone.

Higher Self Therapy - quicker and deeper than Time Line or EFT, this is a stunningly quick but powerfully way to let go of anger, sadness, fear, whatever in seconds! Honestly! Finally clear out stuff from your past.

Higher Self Connection - Usually brings tears of joy to people's eyes when they physically touch their Higher Self, then meditate with it for the first time. Always make the right decision and learn more about yourself.

Ha Breathing - using breathwork to raise your energy whenever you want, burn fat and calm the mind all at once. Heal yourself and help others make positive changes.

Here is the web page to go to:

http://jonathanclark.org/event_details.asp?event_id=211

or call Eileen on 0800 072 5792.

If you haven't booked yet, then there is still some room. By the way,
I've never held this kind of intimate, one day Huna seminar before -
they are usually at least 2 days long, so this is going to be packed.

Now I'm off to buy a nice new shirt for the wedding...

Take care,



Jonathan Clark