Eating Cleaner Makes You Clearer: My 30 year Journey" Saa Shalom

The Path Sunday Service
October 26, 2025
The Time: 10:30 AM - 12:00 am
The Place: The Path on Zoom
The Zoom Link is 583 697 6185
Pass Code: 759359
Speaker Saa Shalom Bey:
An advocate for natural and holistic living, Saa'Shalom I.M. Bey has been a Natural Path wellness counselor for 30 years.
As a student at the California Healing Arts College, in Santa Monica, California, she studied massage therapy, aroma therapy, reflexology and herbology then studied under various master herbalists and naturopathic doctors in the L.A. area, including Dr. Llaila O. Afrika, author of Afrikan Holistic Health and Dr. Paul Goss, founder of New Body Products. Returning to the east coast, she studied under Queen Afua, author of Heal Thyself and Sacred Woman, as well as Dr. Jewel Pookrum, author of Vitamins and Minerals from A-Z.
Saa had been vegan/vegetarian for 7 years when she was introduced to the Raw/Vegan lifestyle by the late Artis Hinson, owner of Body Ecology Life Sciences Attunement Center in Greensboro, NC. She studied raw foods from 2002-2003. Saa was inspired to create Rawtopian Bliss Gourmet Vegan Deli out of Columbia, SC, which successfully flourished for 6 years.
Saa’Shalom (Chef Saa) has been a detox coach for weight loss and body rebalancing for 20+ years. Her other disciplines include meditation, yoga, and reiki.
Saa is co-chair of the Health & Wellness Dept, of her local branch of NAACP.
Saa’Shalom is a consumate community servant, who regularly offers holistic health workshops, vegan food prep classes, health lectures for churches, women’s groups and universities, as well as offering personal retreats, special events, and meal prep services.
You may visit her at: **•www.beyhouseofbliss.com** **•www.facebook.com/rawtopianblissvegandinersclub** **•www.instagram.com/rawtopianbliss**

Connect with others with similar views and experience the love of community and care. Message Service to follow the lecture where our mediums will give spirit messages.
We always try to start about 10:15 for a quick “Meet and Greet” session before the actual service.