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The Mind Body Spirit Expo Coming to Expo Center in October

The Mind Body Spirit Expo, now in its 14th year, will be coming this Oct. 28-30 to the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks, PA, with an incredible line-up of noted speakers.

Don Miguel Ruiz is one of the titans of the human potential movement, his Four Agreement books classics in the field. Don Miguel received a heart transplant last year and rarely travels, so this will be a unique opportunity to see this respected author and thinker.

Michael Bernard Beckwith, noted spiritual leader who was one of the participants in “The Secret”, will be appearing with his wife, singer Rickie Byars Beckwith, for a Friday evening event of inspirational talk and music that promises to be transformational.

By popular demand Doreen Virtue, the premier angel therapist and authority in the world, is returning to the Mind Body Spirit Expo for a dynamic and fascinating lecture that shouldn’t be missed.

Also on hand is Deborah King, shaman and NY Times best-selling author.

The MBS Expo also hosts special workshops, free lectures, two natural food courts and over a hundred exhibitors with the most enduring products and services for human potential and spiritual development.

For more information visit: www.mindbodyspiritexpo.com or call 215-627-0102.
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