Why Travel for Spiritual Growth?

Spiritual Adventure Tours: Explore the World and Connect With Your Soul

Traveling Sparks and Accelerates Personal Growth

These spiritual tours are a way for you to explore our fascinating world and celebrate the wonder of being alive while creating a sense of community with your fellow travelers.

You have an opportunity to travel for spiritual growth, personal growth, and to connect with the wisdom of ancient and current wisdom other than your own. My approach to spirituality is non-denominational and universal, rather than religious. These heart-opening adventures inspire the sacred in all of us, no matter your faith background.

Each tour explores sacred sites, beautiful landscapes, and incorporates heart-opening opportunities for personal growth. No matter the destination, each journey illuminates the idea that although every human is unique, we are all united by a desire to live a peaceful and joy-filled life.

View the video to hear what travelers have to say about their Spiritual Tour experience. 

Are you ready to connect with your authentic self and open your heart to the vibrant wisdom of a different part of the world?

Then join me and experience a spiritual and cultural journey that cultivates compassion across cultures, sparks your excitement for adventure, and offers practical tools for personal transformation.

Designed for people who want more than a week on a beach or a visit to overcrowded tourist sites, these wellness tours help you grow, learn, and view the world from fresh eyes.

These spiritual journeys offer you an opportunity to live in the present moment, discover new ways of being, and learn from local experts, so you return home refreshed, renewed, and with a greater desire to shine your light and joy to the world.

For a detailed description of the benefits of why to consider travel for spiritual growth, read 9 Reasons To Go On A Spiritual Tour.  

If you’re new to meditation, I’m happy to help you ease into it, and you may gain some insights in this article, How to Meditate for Beginners. If you want to learn more about my approach to qigong, read this article on Embodied Mindfulness.

Travel for Spiritual Growth Might Be Right For You If:

You find your mental wheels spin non-stop. 

You have a desire to replace anxiety and stress with peace of mind and resilience. You’re excited to learn powerful practices to help you cultivate your inner strengths and set down your internal burdens. You want to use what you learn during the tour to sustain long-term personal growth.  

You want to explore awe-inspiring locations intentionally. 

You’re excited by the idea of exploring ancient sacred sites while at the same time having heart-opening conversations and gaining new personal insights. You look forward to experiencing vibrant cultures different from your own as a way to recognize aspects of shared humanity that unite us all. 

You want to prioritize self-care. 

Although these are spiritual tours and some days are busy, you will still step out of your busy daily routine. All of the essential daily details will be handled for you, and you can relax. This freedom from extending care for others creates space so you can you to deepen your meditation practice, engage in physical activity, and cultivate peace of mind. 

You want to disconnect from technology. 

Though not required, these spiritual tours can double as a digital detox. Often we’re expected by jobs, friends, or family to be available 24/7. Travel for spiritual growth provides a welcome change of limited access. Creating this break helps you settle into the present moment and place, and you can minimize distractions. 

You want to deepen your meditation practice. 

You want to settle your mind and connect with your inner wisdom. On these spiritual retreats, we’ll find time for daily group meditation, and explore a variety of techniques.

You want to learn about and practice qigong. 

Through the practice of qigong, you begin to align our body with the flow of nature. Qigong is the intentional blend of breath and movement while connecting with your internal energy. On these tours, we’ll find sacred sites in which to practice connecting with the energy within us and outside us.

You want to experience heart-opening conversations. 

These retreats and tours encourage profound conversations that touch the core of your being. Throughout this spiritual tour, we’ll have thought-provoking discussions and small group activities with fellow travelers. We’ll explore topics including self-appreciation, self-acceptance, self-compassion, and compassion for others, including those we find to be difficult. 

You want to spend time with like-minded people.

Enriching and uplifting conversations arise when like-minded people come together with a common purpose. Although engaging in small group discussion may be outside your comfort zone, sharing stories of your personal experience and perspective may help others reach ah-ha moments they wouldn’t have arrived at on their own.

You want to connect with nature.

Immersing yourself in beautiful landscapes and raw nature profoundly affects your brain, thought processes, emotions, body, and social interactions. During these travels for spiritual growth, we may experience leisurely walks in nature or days that challenge your physical ability. These spiritual journeys are best enjoyed if you enjoy good health and mobility, are comfortable in participating in 6-8 hours of daily activities and sightseeing and can walk 3-7 miles daily. If you have concerns or questions, please contact me.

You want to return home refreshed.

Travel for spiritual growth create opportunities to relax and recharge. They also lay the foundation for ongoing inspiration. Long-lasting results arise from going on a spiritual tour as you learn and practice tools and techniques which empower you to live a life filled with resilience and peace of mind.

These Spiritual Tours Are Not For You If:

You expect a silent meditation retreat in stillness. 

Spiritual tours, when you travel with me, embody laughter, conversation, and movement. Time will be available each day for silent meditation, but we’ll practice other techniques as well. We’ll be exploring new places daily and will spend nights in a variety of different locations.

You are not interested in exploring your inner-space. 

Our conversations about self-acceptance and self-compassion can be challenging. However, if you lean into those uncomfortable places while in a safe space, a beautiful transformation may occur. If you are interested in seeing only the top tourist sites in a given country, many other alternative tour companies are available.

You are not interested in physical activity. 

These are active tours, and we often visit remote locations. Every day we will practice qigong and spend time walking. Most tours include a physically challenging day, and this provides an insightful opportunity to embody the concepts we’ve been practicing throughout the spiritual trip.

I’m In! Travel For Spiritual Growth Is Just What I’ve Been Looking For.