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Seven Sisters Soul-Dive Series User Submitted

When: 15th of every month. Continues through Jan. 15 2020
Email: sisters@sevensistersmysteryschool.com
www.sevensistersmysteryschool.com/soul-dive
@ Seven Sisters Mystery School, Online Event Series
The Soul-Dive Series is a 12-month program that will deliver a different online course to you every month, starting Feb 2019 and running thru Jan 2020.These fascinating & leading-edge courses have been taught online by Marguerite Rigoglioso, PhD & are part of the rich Seven Sisters Mystery School library. Some material will be included from workshops that have never before been made available online. The Series may be taken at 2 levels – one that offers the courses alone, and one that includes a monthly live call with Marguerite plus many other goodies. Find out details using the link!

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