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    Austin Salt Cave

    Austin Salt Cave

    4.7
    (46 reviews)
    13.3 mi

    Came here for Sandy the Singing Bowl lady who was doing a sound bath. This was amazing. The…read morelocation is tucked away but ample parking. Once inside easy layout and they provide lockers with keys for your belongings. The session was in the Himalayan salt room and there were chairs set up for participants. The chairs did lie back so you could feel weightless during the session. There were six of us for the session and Sandy was great. She gave a great overview of what would happen and got started. The only downside was the person next to me was breathing heavy, got up and left the room and kept drinking water which interrupted the full experience of the meditative state. Right when I'd be fully relaxed, they would make some noice se and pull me out. So he aware you may not have a fully immersed experience due to other peeps. I would love to do an individual session however she closed her studio. So I'll keep hunting. Once the session was done, you can see the salt on your clothes - I was wearing black and had a light dusting on - easily wipe away and go about your day.

    I absolutely adore salt therapy and was so happy to find out that this location moved to South…read moreAustin. Apparently about a year ago, but I totally missed it. For those with sinus/allergy issues it is extremely effective. I've been to several of these across the country. Let me start by saying this is a beautiful and extremely relaxing salt room. The "shooting stars" and calming music really add to the 45 minute experience. I was expecting a little more comfort based on the ones I've been to before and the price. A zero gravity lawn chair and having to pay extra for a blanket was a bit unexpected. It won't deter me from returning, but do wish it was a bit more spa like.

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    Salt Cave with overhead lights
    Salt Cave with overhead lights
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    Self-Realization Fellowship Austin Meditation Group

    Self-Realization Fellowship Austin Meditation Group

    4.8
    (4 reviews)
    9.2 mi

    The little temple/church in Austin has a fantastic vibration. It's not open during the pandemic…read moreunfortunately. When things stabilize I can't recommend it enough if one wants a serene, high vibration non intrusive place to meditate or just be quiet and centered. It's open for Sunday services. The weekly service is conducted by lay people (monks visits once in a while from other parts of the world) and there is a spiritual lesson read aloud each service that covers a myriad of topics. You'll see people meditating before and during the service and you're welcome to do the same. SRF is a practice. It's a philosophy. I don't want to use the word religion because that implies dogma which is definitely not a part of SRF. When I first walked in oh so many years ago in Los Angeles, no one asked me for my address, phone number, money or invited me to a "seminar" "which only costs $ [insert large amount here]. It is still the same today. They never push you - that's totally antithetical to what they stand for. SRF teaches that each person has their own personal relationship with their higher power - SRF calls it God, Divine Mother, Friend and says there are a myriad of names for this Omnipresent Consciousness that is the Oneness of all things. Therefore no one will intrude into your space. They have volunteers with blue badges and you're welcome to ask them questions. SRF wa]s founded in 1920 by the late Indian guru Paramahansa Yogananda, one of the very first Indian spiritual teachers to come to North America. There are no "rules" or requirements to attend other than common sense decorum necessary when entering any place where there is a silent meditation or a service going on. You don't have to be a "member." There are meditation groups and centers all over the world. Most of the larger temples are in California where he resided. Yogananda never said SRF is the only way to God or to higher consciousness. In fact he says there are many paths and one needs to find the one that works for them. That non-exclusive point of view was and still is very attractive to me. As soon as a teaching or orgaziztion claims to be the only way or the right way I know I'm in the wrong building. The meditation techniques are very simple and straightforward. One can have their printed meditation lessons mailed to your home. I think it's 2x or 1x a month. It was $50 for 12-18 months for about the past 40/50 years - didn't even cover the cost of the stamps. And they just raised it to $99. The lessons are for either 12 or 18 months. And you do not have to get them. Many people attend SRF and don't read the lessons. It's all up to you. In the beginning of my attendance, I went to services using a different silent meditation technique that I had learned and the depth and peace I attained was wonderful. Eventually I decided to take the lessons and I've discovered that SRF is my go-to spiritual path. There are SRF staff and monks available by telephone in California during the day if you have questions. SRF Mother Center in LA. 323-225-2471. The webites are helpful Main website: https://www.yogananda-srf.org Live meditations throughout the world's time zones can be found here during the pandemic https://srfonlinemeditation.org Youtube Channel has lots of good videos https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqr3sDl5CzjQwOHiVLal4gQ SRF Lake Shrine in LA (Pacific Palisades) the only place in the world where Mahatma Gandhi's ashes are interred outside of India www.Lakeshrine.org Stay safe and healthy! OM SHANTI

    Tranquil and relaxing, this center had a pleasant meditation space and a gentle welcome from the…read moreAustin regulars at this group (we were just in for the weekend, visiting from Ft. Worth). We left feeling peaceful and energized and ready for an enjoyable day seeing the sights of Austin. If you are new to meditation or interested in learning, there is info and brochures in the lobby as well as helpful info from their regular attendees. Will definitely return on our next visit to the city, great group.

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    Our Paramguru Swami Sri Yukteswar
    Self-Realization Fellowship Austin Meditation Group
    Self-Realization Fellowship Austin Meditation Group

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    Golden Shield Qigong

    Golden Shield Qigong

    5.0
    (4 reviews)
    11.0 mi

    This Golden Shield qigong is amazing! Stephen really…read moreis knowledgable and brings people into greater capability in this art with great skill, insight and awareness. He is very compassionate and yet inspires us to go deeper while showing us to do so safely. Stephen is generous with his time and support, he is always there for us and available for answering questions about the details of the practice or about Chi or other related topics. His insights for me have always been no BS, spot on and extremely useful. The practice is generally good for health, for emotions and for longevity... it seems to have some anti-aging qualities for me, I feel younger more vital stronger and have a different outlook on my life going deeper into my 40s. There are also excellent Q&A conversations at the beginning that give context and can shift perspective. I have been continuing to make great progress through this method. I'm excited to stay with this for the long haul. This is a very solid qigong lineage with always deeper levels of capability to grow into and significant and measurable quality-of-life improvements to look forward to. I highly recommend it!

    I started practicing this form of Qigong a year ago. This has been one of the most significant…read moreyears of my life and this practice has been a cornerstone in and through my transformation. It is a consistent highlight of my week and I love the community, friends I've made, and Stephen. I am honored to be taught by Stephen and, due to its depth and quality, I plan on continuing this practice for several years to come

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    Golden Shield Qigong @ Castle Hill Fitness, Studio behind the gas station at 12th st./Lamar.
    Golden Shield Qigong @ Castle Hill Fitness, Studio behind the gas station at 12th st./Lamar.
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