Summer Newsletter

My  May event Celebrating Women was a huge Success! 

A wonderful afternoon honoring Women and All our Beauty. Connected to our Perfect Bodies and Communed with old and new Friends.

I wanted to share an email from one of my guest that day. 

These messages encourage me to continue fulfilling my Dreams.

"Hi Rosa, I am so honored that I was at your “birthday business launch!” I want you to know I enjoyed every part of the afternoon you planned for us. I loved freeing my mind and body through yoga and thinking of myself as perfect. 

(I never have been able to think something like that til today!) 

You prepared a personal informative and engaging lesson for us about your ancestors and then tied it all together with our painting. So well organized and thought out. All your pieces cling together and… I put myself into painting the Goddess. I love her and will be on my desk reminding me of my beauty as a woman. Thank you! And thanks to your entire team!" J.S

Thank You, Thank You, Thank You! 

To all the Women who Celebrated this special day with me! 

Your feedback, support, and Love were so appreciated. 

Thank You, Thank You, Thank You! 

IMperfect Mind & Body Wellness for the 

Amazing Atabey Mother Yoga and Mindfulness session. 

Mary set the stage for a day of self-love and honoring our bodies. 

Please find her on Facebook: IMperfect Mind & Body Wellness

Thank You, Thank You, Thank You! 

Candida's Empanadas for the incredibly delicious empanadas, encouragement and Reina! Your empanadas are perfect for any occasion. Find her on Facebook: Candida's Empanadas

Public Library Taino Presentation Series!

Registration is open click the links below

Irondequoit Public Library June 29th 2023 6:30pm

https://irondequoitlibrary.libcal.com/event/10760493

Henrietta Public Library July 20th 6:00pm

https://hpl.libcal.com/event/10695472

At these events, I will introduce you to my ancestors, the Taino people, and how we continue to honor our culture today. The Taíno are the indigenous people of the Caribbean islands and parts of Florida. Once the most numerous indigenous people of the Caribbean; the Taino numbered more than 5 million in Hispaniola alone at the time of the Spanish colonization in the late 15th century.

Attendees will also create a Taíno Sun petroglyph (pictured here). The Sun petroglyph represents everything from the sun and sky to the Taino cosmology.