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Rachel Hunter s top five New Zealand locations for a spiritual break
3 Mar, 2021 04:00 PM
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Kiwi supermodel Rachel Hunter loves exploring New Zealand s beaches and bush walks when back home. Photo / Supplied
Kiwi supermodel Rachel Hunter loves exploring New Zealand s beaches and bush walks when back home. Photo / Supplied
Rachel Hunter talks to Juliette Sivertsen about her inexplicable connection to the water.
Rachel Hunter loves the mountains, but anywhere near a lake or beach is where her soul feels most alive. When we look at nature, we have these qualities within us, she says. Earth - that s our body, water - we re made up of water, we have air - we breathe it. You look at the elemental side of it, we have all of those. There s this beautiful part of us that connects us.
March 2021
Meditation in Music Pavilion, Ananda in the Himalayas, Rishikesh, India
A pioneering study by Health Tourism Worldwide in cooperation with the Wellness Tourism Association finds that spiritual practices and treatments based on local, natural resources represent the highest growth potential in the wellness tourism market leading up to 2030. Academic researchers find that sport and fitness as well as medical wellness propositions also show potential through to 2030.
The Wellness Tourism 2030 Post-Covid-19 Report is the first study to compare the perspectives of industry leaders with academic researchers resulting in the refocusing of the main global and regional trends in wellness motivated travel in 2025-2030.
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Review: High energy show a treat
28 Feb, 2021 08:57 PM
3 minutes to read
Spiritual Banana
Friday, February 19
Reviewed by Paul Brooks
The first thing evident at Repertory Theatre on Friday, February 19, was . not your usual Repertory audience.
There were lots of younger people, some wearing interesting, colourful clothing, reminiscent of hippydom and the psychedelic era.
There were older folks too, most there because they know or have known Joana Simmons when she was here in Whanganui at school, or dancing on stage under the direction of Sharyn Underwood, perhaps, but they were not at Repertory to see Joana Simmons: they were there to see Banana Jolie in a show called Spiritual Banana.