Pathways to Transformation is more than meets the eye

As fabulous as you are, you probably still have a little room for personal growth. Enter the 24th Annual Pathways to Transformation Holistic Health, Psychic and Crafts Fair, happening inside the Conference Center at the Shilo Inns Oceanfront Newport Hotel this Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 3 and 4.

This family friendly event is chock full of ways to engage with different ideas and develop your inner self.

You will find more than 50 exhibitors with health and wellness products and services including light therapy, sound therapy, massage and Reiki. Vendors will offer beautiful crystals, minerals and rocks, handmade jewelry, photography, hand painted mandala stones, original coloring books and calendars, handmade sculptures in felt and polymer clay, different types of handmade oracle cards, felted fabric art clothing, handmade pendulums and pendulum boards, soaps and herbal sprays and beautiful talismans.

Experience mediumship; psychic readings in a variety of styles including Tarot, astrology and stone readings; a hand and fingerprint analyst; a pet communicator and more.

There will also be 14 Seminars that cover a wide variety of topics including past lives, sound therapy, your energy field and how to identify it, meditation, pet communication, releasing old limitations holding you back and using pendulums for divination.

The Spirit Cafe, run by Chubby Lil' Mermaid of Seal Rock, will be offering up their delightful goodies including soups and bagel sandwiches along with pastries, cookies, coffee and other beverages for sale.

A suggested donation of $5 will get you a pass good for all seminars.

The event runs from 10 am to 6 pm on Saturday, Aug. 3, and from 9 am to 5 am on Sunday, Aug. 4. Shilo Inns Oceanfront Newport Hotel Conference Center is located at 536 Elizabeth Street in Newport. For more information, including a listing of all exhibitors and the titles of the seminars, go to chucklingcherubs.com.

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