May 2010, Featured Articles, Romantic Getaways
Romantic Gay Vacations
Romance has long been the spice of every vacation a gay couple can have.
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Howie Holben is owner and caretaker of Spirit Journeys. Since early childhood, he has been drawn to indigenous peoples and their spiritual teachings, traditions and practices. This attraction has taken him on many adventures, exploring the countless ways of "being in the world." His personal journey through addiction and recovery has spawned in him a need to assist others on their own spiritual path and he takes great pleasure in introducing others to practices, sacred ways and cultures to help them "step outside their box." He is a Reiki and Karuna Ki Master and also a Quantum Touch and Breathwork Practitioner. His goal is to help others uncover their potential by setting their hearts and minds free.
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