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Old 1st December 2008, 08:40 PM
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I'm currently thinking of moving to Mexico to learn moe about the healing arts of the Mayan culture. I would love to work at a holistic spa in Mexico and would like to know where to even start looking for employmnet/contacts. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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I would contact the 'holistic spas' that you know about and see what they say. I assume there are some if you want to work there
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You would have to have government permission to work, arranged by the place of employment. So, be prepared to support yourself & don't depend upon income in Mexico. You'll need a time machine to contact the ancient Mayans. Current Mayans live in the Yucatan & I doubt there are many 'spas' there.
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I know there are some thermal spas in Mexico State, Ixtapan de la Sal - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The use of Google, in Spanish of course, would help you find spas all over Mexico. There are hundreds; maybe thousands.
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