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The Five Tibetans: Company Benefits
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| T5T® Takes Just 10 Minutes per Day. T5T® is achievable. Just about everyone can find 10 minutes a day!
We all know about the benefits financially of compounding interest. Similarly, because T5T® is done daily, the benefits last longer. The release of stress and tension is done regularly - not spasmodically. T5T® will improve your staff’s energy & health, and keep them calm & purposeful on a day-to-day basis. Very powerful. |
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The 5 Tibetans in Your Workplace
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| T5T® (The Five Tibetans) takes just 6 hours to learn – so it won’t take long before you or your staff start experiencing the increased energy, calmer outlook and enhanced well-being that T5T® will give you. |
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Requirements
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| We come to your offices & help you find a suitable space. We need enough space for each person to lie down comfortably. Meeting rooms, boardrooms and staff rooms generally work well. If you have no suitable area, we will assist you in finding alternate space in your building or location. The area needs to be reasonably quiet but it is not necessary for it to be totally sound proof. |
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Rates
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| People love their T5T. It gets them going in the morning and helps them wind down at the end of the day. Most of all they love the fact that it takes so little time, and they don’t need to go anywhere to learn it. |
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Five Tibetan Rites: Testimonials
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| ..."T5T is an incredible and powerful program. It turns back the clock. It increases your energy, mental clarity and focus. It reduces stress, and improves strength and flexibility. It is capable of restoring your passion and zest for life if you let it. I highly recommend it for anyone willing to improve their life."... John Gray - "Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus" |
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Bio Carolinda Witt - Founder & Developer of T5T®
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| As a health practitioner who had worked with the breath, I was aware that ‘how well you breathe literally dictates your lifespan’. Rather than adding ‘control of the breath’ through introducing a Pranayama practice, I wanted to free, open and deepen our natural breath. A number of clinical trials have proven 'that how well we breathe literally dictates our lifespan." fwd |
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