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    The Southwest Sanctuary at The Chi Center

    The Southwest Sanctuary at The Chi Center

    4.5(15 reviews)
    16.4 km
    Locally owned & operated
    Boutique

    I've been attending The Chi Center's online classes which boost my vitality and spirit. Sometimes…read moreI do a part of a recorded one (ie 10 -20 minutes of ) as I have time. Other times, I don't want to stop, and I participate for over an hour, as it effects me in such a positive way. Unlike allopathic medicine which sometimes seems to focus on what's wrong, QiGong focuses on acceptance, so that one can naturally increase what is right. It incorporates sound work which releases trapped energy in organs, movement, and heart expansion. I appreciate the January Thank You Gift series for a new year, but I'm not sure I can still find all of them on Youtube. There was one in particular which was done on January 13th, in which Ming Tong does healing while one is resting. This is particularly good for one who wants to increase their energy in order to do more. Thank you so much to Mater Ming Tong Gu and the Chi Center.

    I joined the QiGong for Life Mastery program three years ago and it has changed my life…read morecompletely. I initially joined because I wanted to heal some physical issues but it has turned into so much more than that. It has become my way of life. Master Mingtong truly cares and his wisdom and life teachings have opened up a new way of living life which have also brought healing beyond the physical and into the important relationships in my life. Master Mingtong is committed and dedicated to each and every one of his students. So grateful to have found him and Wisdom Healing Qi Gong.

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    The Southwest Sanctuary at The Chi Center
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    Diamond Way Buddhist Center - Santa Fe - Ringing in the new year!

    Diamond Way Buddhist Center - Santa Fe

    5.0(1 review)
    26.1 km

    Friendly vibe with clear, authentic information. Beginner…read morefriendly, Tibetan Buddhist teachings and meditation practice. Not new age. Members have a good sense of humor and it's a fun place to be. I moved to Santa Fe a few months ago and love going here. I went to the DW center in Chicago and to many around the world, the curriculum is always the same. It's laid-back, you learn everything at your own pace. Meditation cushions are there already. You don't need to bring anything. There are no monks/nuns, the main teacher is from Copenhagen and everyone dresses casually /contemporary. Public meditation nights are Thurs 7:30 and Sun 11am. The meditation is guided and usually there is a 10min talk on a Buddhist topic right before by one of the members. The Way Things Are or Entering The Diamond Way are books by Lama Ole Nydahl that give a taste of what it's all about. It's very interesting how Buddhism has moved from the east to the west! Ole Nydahl is the main teacher and there are over 600 DW centers worldwide. He is 78 yrs old and travels to the different centers giving lectures. He asked some who have been practicing for awhile to also give basic teachings, so when you visit the center you can ask questions to them. Hope this helps!

    From the owner: Diamond Way Buddhist Center Santa Fe belongs to an international non-profit network of over 600 lay…read moreDiamond Way Buddhist centers of the Karma Kagyu lineage of Tibetan Buddhism, founded by Lama Ole Nydahl and under the spiritual guidance of H.H. the 17th Gyalwa Karmapa, Trinley Thaye Dorje. Diamond Way Buddhism offers practical and effective methods to realize mind's inherent richness for the benefit of all. With an accessible and modern style, it works with people's confidence and desire, using every situation in life to develop fearlessness and joy. We always present a basic introduction for newcomers, and the meditations are guided in English.

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    Diamond Way Buddhist Center - Santa Fe - Dinner with travel teacher from Denmark.

    Dinner with travel teacher from Denmark.

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    Sangha on the plaza

    Diamond Way Buddhist Center - Santa Fe - Lecture on Marpa the translator with travel teacher Lena Leontieva from Russia.

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    Lecture on Marpa the translator with travel teacher Lena Leontieva from Russia.

    Bodhi Manda Zen Center - Coffee and tea.

    Bodhi Manda Zen Center

    3.7(3 reviews)
    64.2 km

    Amazing people and place. Meditation temple is an experience like no other to escape and be with…read moreyour own thoughts. Incredible vegan meals all made from scratch. Love the sustainable approach throughout the stay.

    "Interesting "…read more seemed ideal. Retreat center. Soaking pools. Meals. Ok to join in on zen practice. Following a disappointing stay, we did some research and found out about the history of sexual abuses by the former guru. says nothing on the website. After learning that, how odd to have a book in the room called "Extraordinary Sex". and then to have a sliding glass door to the porch, that didn't fully close or lock. Felt odd. the heating system they bragged about by phone, geothermal, is so old and had so much air in the pipes that it was extremely loud and those of us in two separate rooms could NOT sleep. they would not give details about the meals at the retreat center, although the website mentions them. there was a meal the night we were there. Several people, none wearing latex or nitrile gloves, all cutting and mixing raw vegetables, which would be served, uncooked. no wonder they hesitated to discuss meals. We did not partake. The person who booked us, and offered that we could join in for meditation, had no knowledge that the days we booked were the staff's and volunteers' days off of practice. So no zen practice at the zen center. The next night we stayed at an AirBNB which is attached to a high-end restaurant. The restaurant wasn't open but we learned that the abbess of the retreat center had eaten there during the week prior. Nice place, prixe fixe at $95 per plate. Maybe there's another story to that, but don't zen practitioners follow a life of simplicity? The soaking pools are FULL of algae. Slippery and nowhere to sit on a clean rock. People in our party all got swimmers itch, it is carried by a parasite commonly found in ducks. Guess what domesticated waterfowl are kept in a pen uphill of the soaking pools? Enjoy your stay!

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    Bodhi Manda Zen Center - Dining hall bathrooms.

    Dining hall bathrooms.

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    Dining room.

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