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The Living Temple

The Living Temple is an amazing establishment located in Old World Huntington Beach. This store has been in business since 1998 and continues to help you expand your inner, as well as outer, well being. Since 1995, Robin Jones - the founder of this establishment - has been researching health, nutrition, and freethinking information. Living Temple offers products that help nourish your mind, body, and soul; it carries Orange County's finest array of foods, drinks, clothing, books, body care products, and much more. Additionally, The Living Temple offers many events that help expand your knowledge of alternative methods of healing your inner and physical self. Furthermore, they have numerous guest speakers that lecture in all aspects of life. Here are a few of their upcoming events...

September 3rd - 5th
~44th Annual Cancer Convention~
Held at Sheraton Universal Hotel
www.CancerControlSociety.com

Wednesday, September 7th 6:45-8:30pm
~Using Essential Oils for Natural Health and Wellness~
Speaker: Robin Jones
www.TheLivingTemple.com

Thursday, September 8th 6:45-8:00pm
~Dementia: Main Causes & Natural Solutions~
Speaker: Dr. Bergman
www.BergmanChiropractic.com

Saturday, September 10th 10:00am-2:00pm
~Vaccine Awareness Event~
    •10:30am-12:00pm
       ~Zika Virus, Flu Shots, Polio & Vaccines~
       Speaker: Dr. Bergman
       www.Owners-Guide.com
    •12:30-2:00pm
       ~VAXXED Film Screening~
       www.VAXXEDthemovie.com

Sunday, September 11th 5:45-7:30pm
~Using Essential Oils for Stress & Balancing Emotions~
Speaker: Robin Jones
www.TheLivingTemple.com

Saturday, September 17th 10:00am-10:00pm
~David Icke Special Event~
Held at the Irvine Marroit Hotel
www.TheWorldWideWakeUp.com

For more information about these events and The Living Temple, go to www.TheLivingTemple.com!

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