Seijaku weekend

I would like to take this opportunity to thank all who were involved in the planning of the Seijaku Training that took place at the Providence Centre in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada on the weekend of April 29 – May 1. It was a very enjoyable weekend. Pam gave us a lot of information to digest and put into practice. We had much relaxing fun as well. It was like a walk in the park compared to my recent Teacher Training, which I am putting to wonderful use. It is definitely a challenge to keep up with all the presentations, classes and my day job. But that’s a whole different story. I am certainly looking forward to the Seijaku Refresher. Thank you Margo for all your hard work to put this together and make it happen. Thank you Pam for all the efforts you put into being able to come to Canada to teach it to us. It is greatly appreciated. Last but not least, a huge thank you to Justin for putting the package together with T’ai Chi Chih in the first place, and presenting it to everyone so we may learn it and benefit from it as

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