Mind, Body & Spirit Festival @ Darling Harbour

I attended the Mind body spirit Festival today at the Sydney Convention Centre. For the price of $16, you would get to sample over hundreds of interesting and quirky stalls on what I call the “alternatives” to well being.

I couldn’t help myself but quickly rush over to get my teeth whitened for a great value of $90 that lasts for 12 months. I dragged Joseph in too and for the next 20 mins layed in the dentists chairs, in full view of curious passerbys checking out what this funky blue light was doing in front of our mouths.

Other activities was that I got a check up with a chiropractor. Apparently I got some tensions in the neck. Yeah… and?

We decided to get our aura images taken. This stall seems to be doing well in business as people were lining up to get a photo taken with pretty overlays of colors surround it. Below is a handout given about aura photography.

Aura Images – Biofeedback Imaging – Interpretation Guide
The “Aura Images” camera is a bio-feedback imaing system which translates a person’s energy , measured from the electromagnetic impulses of the hands, into an individual pattern and personal colours, representing the aura. This pattern of vibrant colours is overlaid onto an instant photograph of a person to give a visual impression of what you aura may look like to “sensitives” who see auras.

The aura photograph gives information on the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual balance of a person at the time it is take and can therefore be used as a basis for further analysis of an individual’s potential.

At the present time there is insufficient research to show definite health trait and the photograph, whilst responding to your specific energy outputs must primarily be regarded as simulation of your aura, interpreted within the limits of the computer programme.

For $40 bucks, not for free even thought my photographer friend is convinced that she could of photoshopped mind for free, you get something like this:

Yep! That’s mine indeed. Lots of pretty colours and I’d also received a consultation reading with it.




Overall, I guess that Mind, Body & Spirit Festival is an interesting massive gathering and a place to be on a quiet Sunday afternoon. However, don't forget to bring a wad of cash to spend up on getting your future and fortune told...or convincingly guessed. I just thought it was a funny place to see odd products and services being marketed such as "Psychic Oranges" and "sound massages". Oh well, what ever works!

Anyone else been to this festival?