Welcome to Zenrji
Wellness Centre
EE System Centre
UNIFYD Healing
Immersion within an Energy Enhancement (EE) System for multiple hours supports wellness, relaxation & rejuvenation
Visit our EE System located near Towcester in Clophill, Bedfordshire (UK)
Daytime EE Sessions last between 2 to 4 hours in duration. Overnight EE Sessions last 12 hours.
Towcester
Did You Know? Your nearest Energy Enhancement Centre is just 35 Miles/45 Mins Drive from Towcester, Northamptonshire.
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EESystem™ at Zenrji Wellness Centre
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EE On-The-Go
Zenrji stock EE System jewellery which can be purchased via our
in-store shop or online for home deliveryTake home EE System hyper-charged medallions, bracelets and accessories
Complete your EE System experience at home with the recommended EE System Detox Bath
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Experience Zen
Zenrji run daily 4 hour EE System sessions alongside overnight sessions offering deeper states of relaxation
Commit for longer by purchasing a 10+ hour bundle to benefit from cost savings
Optionally, try a 2 hour taster session to experience the EE System and bask within the Scalar Waves
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EE System UK
In short, Energy Enhancement (EE System) is an Energy-Spa for your whole being {mind, body & soul}
Our EE System is set in a tranquil location in Clophill, Bedfordshire, UK
Immersion within the EE System
for multiple hours can support your wellness, relaxation and rejuvenation
Located near Towcester in Bedfordshire, UK
Recharge, Refresh & Renew Your Body On A Cellular Level
Is Towcester A Nice Place To Live?
Towcester is a nice place to live in West Northamptonshire, England. It's a quaint market town with a rich history dating back to Roman times. Situated on the ancient Watling Street, now the A5 road, Towcester was once the Roman town of Lactodurum. Today, it's known for its charming atmosphere and historical landmarks like St. Lawrence's Church and the remnants of a Norman castle. Towcester also played a role in literature, being featured in Charles Dickens's novel, The Pickwick Papers. Additionally, the town is famous for its racecourse, which has hosted numerous national horseracing events over the years.
Towcester's history stretches back to prehistoric times, with evidence of human settlement since the Mesolithic era. During Roman Britain, it was a bustling garrison town on the frontier, evidenced by finds along Watling Street. Later, in Saxon and Medieval times, Towcester served as a frontier town between Wessex and the Danelaw. The Normans left their mark with the construction of a motte and bailey castle, of which remnants still stand today. Towcester's significance continued into the Georgian and Victorian periods, when it thrived as a major stopping point on the London to Holyhead coaching road. Despite changes brought about by the motor age and railway developments, Towcester retains its charm and continues to grow, offering a mix of historical charm and modern amenities to residents and visitors alike.