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The One Part Harmony Team
Penelope Bjorksten
Research, Editorial & Menu Planning
Penelope, a resident of
Melbourne, Australia, is a long-time student of macrobiotics, having studied
at The Vega Center in Oroville, California with Herman & Cornellia Aihara
and with David & Cynthia Briscoe, as well as with Michio & Aveline Kushi at
The Kushi Institute in Beckett, Massachusetts.
Penelope has spent thousands
of hours in researching, organizing and editing the materials we present in
our seminars and lectures, and her incredibly energetic meals sustained our
entire crew through many a 70-hour week of seminar preparation. She is also
responsible for heading the team of talented cooks who plan the menus for
the meals we serve at our weekend seminars.
Penelope is a student and
practitioner of the interrelated but distinct disciplines of Chinese Four
Pillars astrology and Flying Star Feng Shui (the oldest and most
sophisticated system of Feng Shui, also called classical Feng Shui). |

Penelope Picking a Peck of
Pickled Plums |


Henna Goddess |
Christina Wernham
Photography & Presentation Graphics
Christina is a talented
photographer, painter, and henna artist. She took many of the amazing photos
we use in our presentations, and she created each of the hundreds of graphic
images we use in our lectures. In her spare time she plays guitar, sings,
cooks macrobiotic meals, and just generally raises the curve for what it
means to live a large life. |

Alexa Jackson
Logistics, Presentation Concepts, Marketing
Graphics & Videography
Alexa is a musician,
still & video photographer, masseuse, energetic healer, macrobiotic teacher,
and student of permaculture. She serves as a guide for the team effort of
creating the conceptual framework for our presentations, and she handles the
graphic design for our marketing and outreach materials. Alexa also leads
the logistics efforts for our seminars and videotapes our lectures so we can
review them as a part of our ongoing effort to enhance and refine the
content and delivery. |

Alexa is the cute one to the
right of
Japanese water scientist Masaru Emoto. |

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