Lee Ann Baum and Peig Myota to Open New Healing Center in Milwaukee

In mid-June Peig Myota and Lee Ann Baum, who have been residing in Reno for the past eight months, announced that they were preparing to return home to the Milwaukee area for personal reasons. There they plan to reopen their healing center with new insight and a new direction.
During their time in Reno, both Peig and Lee Ann set up office at the Steamboat Hot Springs Healing Center and offered therapies. Peig offered a variety of individual counseling sessions, discussion groups, and workshops. Lee Ann worked as a Sonatherapy therapist under Gary Buchanan’s guidance and offered aura photography, sound table therapy, energy work, and light therapy.
Peig has received an appointment form Bishop Gene Savoy Jr. to teach two courses preliminary to the standard Academy Program as an extension program of the Jamilian University, an “Introduction to Cosolargy” and a “Solar Light Study Program.” Both courses are designed to lead prospective students into the more formalized Academy Program. Peig’s past success with teaching similar programs in Wisconsin led to her receiving a formal appointment at this time.
Lee Ann said of her time in Reno, “I have had many extraordinary experiences as well as an abundance of travel across the globe from South Africa to Japan. This acquired knowledge has enriched my life on every level — emotionally, mentally, physically and spiritually.
“My work is now integrated with a certification in Sonatherapy by Dr. Gary Buchanan as well as having the privilege of working with renowned Cymatic Therapist Yukinori Matsushita, in Kurume, Japan. Currently, Steamboat is the only authorized institution in the world researching and developing the science of Sonatherapy.
“We will be re-opening The Healing Place at Feronia Wellness Center in Germantown, Wisconsin. I will be offering Sonatherapy, Sound Table Therapy, Crystal Bowl Therapy, Aura Photography, Energy Work, Massage Therapy, Raindrop Therapy, Chakra Light Therapy and all the wonderful things in between. Our experience now provides us the opportunity to offer innovative and advanced Sound Therapy techniques.”
From the pulpit on Saturday, June 23, Bishop Gene Savoy Jr. announced to the resident congregation the decision of Peig and Lee Ann to return to Wisconsin after their extended visit and provided a look into their future work with the Community.
“They will be re-establishing their Healing Center there in collaboration with our Healing Center at Steamboat,” he said. “They will be continuing their studies in Cosolargy and promoting the Jamilian University to others who are interested in our programs. I will also be working with them personally on establishing a Community Center in Wisconsin. And they will be returning to Reno in September to participate in the Convocation and Conference.”
Bishop Savoy closed his announcement, speaking to Peig and Lee Ann seated in the congregation: “We will miss you both, but we extend our blessings and our love. All will be well if you remember to keep the Community at the forefront of your life and decisions. And never forget to trust in the Light.”


