Sunday, April 8th
First Bay Area Visit & Public Lecture by Two Amazing Mexican Curanderas!
Maestras Doris and Felipa are teachers at Centro De Desarollo Humano Hacia la Communidad (CEDEHC) Institute in Cuernavaca, Mexico a center dedicated to the preservation and teaching of traditional knowledge. These two women are making a special Bay Area appearance to share their expertise in healing & curanderismo.
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April 08, 2012
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