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Winter Holistic Fair has a new vibe |
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Written by Leah Kientz
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Thursday, 01 March 2007 |
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Dr. Margie Mulligan is picking up a good vibration in Fort Collins. As a vibrational healer, she takes a holistic approach to healing.
“I am educating people who don’t know the power of vibration in healing the mind, body, and spirit using energy,” Mulligan said.
This type of healing uses vibrational tools to correct imbalances in the body that affect a person’s physical, emotional and mental well-being.
Mulligan will share her ideas March 3-4 at the fifth annual Winter Holistic Fair at the Lincoln Center in Fort Collins, alongside psychics, body-workers, healers, aura readers and other holistic workers.
She will discuss “The Healing Code,” a process that focuses on healing stress.
“(The Healing Code) is a process people can use for themselves,” Mulligan said. “It has shown to completely eliminate stress in a 10-minute treatment.”
Mulligan first came across alternative medicine in the 1980s, when she saw her sister use sound healing to treat Olympic athletes’ injuries. Sound healing is a similar process to vibrational healing, where therapeutic sound frequencies are applied to parts of the body to bring them in the healing process.
“I saw that it was really powerful,” said Mulligan, “With my stress in the corporate world, I found a way to relieve it.”
Mulligan’s excitement about holistic healing grew when she enrolled in spiritual classes; there she found an outlet for stress and other ailments.
Avoiding work and the corporate lifestyle, Mulligan pulled herself away from her job at Hewlett Packard. She left the company a little more than a year ago to pursue holistic healing full time.
“I was clearly guided to vibration healing,” said Mulligan. “I have been doing holistic fairs for the last four years.”
Her main goal at the fairs is education and to show people that, while drugs and surgery are necessary, there are alternatives for healing.
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TO GO
The fifth annual Winter Holistic Fair is 10 a.m.-5 p.m. March 3-4 in the Canyon West Ballroom at the Lincoln Center, 417 W. Magnolia St., Fort Collins.
• $3 one-day pass, $5 weekend pass, children 12 and younger get in free. Get a $1 discount by donating non-perishable food for the Larimer County Food Bank. | Only registered users can write comments.
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