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Kathleen O’Keefe-Kanavos is a 3-time breast cancer survivor whose dreams saved her life by providing early detection when no doctors or medical tests could. We talk about her books ‘Surviving Cancerland: Intuitive Aspects of Healing’ and ‘Dreams That Can Save Your Life: Early Warning Signs of Cancer and Other Diseases’ with co-author Dr. Larry Burk. We explore how dreams can provide both literal and symbolic warnings, and look at some of the common symbols in dreams of cancer patients. We also discuss dream visitations from deceased loved ones (aka after death visitation dreams), and how they can play a significant role in delivering message to warn us of health concerns. By listening to her dreams and her waking life intuition, Kat was guided on the path to healing, despite resistance from medical professionals. Join us to hear her fascinating story. You can visit her website here.

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Location: East West Bookshop, 6407 12th Ave NE., Seattle, WA
Date: Sunday, October 11, 2015
Time: 3-5 pm
Cost: $15 Register Now! or sign up at the event

Many extraordinary and paranormal phenomena take place during the sleep and dream states. Night time and the twilight state are especially conducive to these experiences. While some dreams are about psychological processing, other dreams and experiences are beyond this, taking us into the realm of the spiritual and metaphysical.

In this event we will explore some of these experiences including: precognitive, telepathic, clairvoyant and shared dreams, visitations from departed loved ones, sleep paralysis empathic telepathy and pre-death dreams and visions. Seattle dream expert Mimi Pettibone hosts dream groups, workshops and offers private consultations at East West Bookshop as well as by phone.

East West Bookshop is now located above Whole Foods grocery store (65th & Roosevelt). Free parking upstairs, enter from 12th Ave NE and head up the ramp to park near the shop.