Feed hunger’s pangs

UPWEY’S Magpie House Wholistic Centre offers a truly whole-istic experience for the mind, body and spirit.
The new Roaring Belly Café combines with other services to quench any physical, mental, emotional or nutritional hunger.
Nurture your ‘self’ with a Yoga or dance class, and feed the mind with spiritual, ecological and nutritional films or at a study group.
Nourish the soul with meditation, chanting or live open stage string, flute, didgeridoo or drumming music, then top it off with deliciously healthy vegetarian selections and a touch of Malay/Indian spice in the Magpie House Roaring Belly Cafe.
Angel Care naturopath Christine Neo and Yogaplex Yoga School teacher George Neo have gathered a truly awesome collection of practitioners for Magpie House, offering the best in naturopathy and mineral therapy.
Services range from gentle yoga therapy to power hatha-ashtanga yoga, past-life regression and soul-awakening therapies, traditional and new-age Chinese and bio-feedback medicine, remedial massage therapies, holistic counselling, tarot card reading and other psychic endeavours for visitors’ enjoyment and enlightenment.
“Help us to help yourself to one and all these modalities,” Mr Neo said.
He said the full human condition corresponded to the seven major (yoga) chakras encompassing earth/ survival/adrenals, water/ creativity/ gonads, fire/will power/pancreas, air/relations/thymus, ether/communication/thyroid, thought/knowing/intuition/pituitary, and spirit/cosmic consciousness/pineal.
“Where else and how else can one find the all-denominational experience of Magpie House, Etherion intentional community, and Yogaplex?” Mr Neo said.
“From Melbourne’s whole-istic team, namaste!”
Magpie House is located at 48 Main Street, Upwey.
Readers can call 9752 5838 or visit www.magpiehouse.com.au for more information.