I had the opportunity to visit here and wish I had made time to spend several days in the library, it's an amazing resource of fascinating and abundant materials. They have a very nice metaphysical library upstairs that anyone can use, but only members can check books out. The gift shop is nice and a very spiritual atmosphere. I have long been fascinated by the life and achievements of Edgar Cayce and was fortunate to have a number of interesting conversations and email exchanges with his son Edgar Evans Cayce before his passing 2013. His father, Edgar Cayce made his home in Virginia Beach, VA from 1924 until his death in 1945. On June 6, 1931, 61 people attended a meeting to carry on Cayce's work and form the Edgar Cayce Association for Research and Enlightenment (A.R.E.) Today A.R.E. is a non-profit organization that has been transforming lives for nearly a century. It's aim is to help individuals achieve profound personal change in body, mind, and spirit through the wisdom found in Cayce's psychic readings. This organization serves as a great resource for those seeking to enhance their spiritual growth and well-being. The history of A.R.E. traces back to Edgar Cayce's extraordinary psychic abilities, which he used to help thousands of individuals with health concerns, past-life insights, and spiritual guidance. Cayce's readings covered a wide range of topics, including ancient mysteries, holistic health remedies, and spirituality. These readings form the foundation of A.R.E. and continue to serve as a source of inspiration and guidance for its members. A.R.E. offers a variety of services, workshops, conferences, and retreats to support individuals in their journey towards personal transformation. These programs cover topics such as meditation, dream interpretation, spiritual growth, and holistic health practices. Additionally, A.R.E. publishes materials related to Edgar Cayce's teachings, making his wisdom accessible to people around the world. The headquarters, in Virginia Beach, houses the Edgar Cayce Library, which contains an extensive collection of books, audio recordings, and other resources. Members can access these materials to deepen their understanding of Cayce's teachings and explore new paths towards spiritual growth. A.R.E.'s immensities lie in its far-reaching impact on individuals seeking personal and spiritual transformation. By providing access to Edgar Cayce's profound wisdom and fostering a supportive community, A.R.E. continues to empower individuals to unlock their true potential and lead more fulfilling lives. As a testament to the organization's lasting influence, Bottom line: A.R.E. has grown to include regional chapters, international outreach, and online resources, making its life-changing teachings available to an ever-expanding global audience. read more

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Do not request or pay for a "spiritual reading". Total waste of money. David Leon was basically throwing information out, pretending to be talking to someone, telling things about me, and actually "thanking" this spirit. The beautiful gray and white building that houses the spa is beautiful and has a nice little sandwich shop. The spa does not have a pool or a hot tub, so it is a no go for me. The place has nothing for me, after visiting. Nice little meditation garden, but I do not need to ever go back. read more

I stopped by the visitor center after going to the spa. Its located on the bottom of the hill in front of the spa. When i walked in i wasn't greeted or acknowledged in any way. At first it felt a little weird but they were very nice when i went to the counter. The gift shop has crystals, aroma therapy, books, tarot cards, and more!!! This is one of my favorite places to buy tarot or oracle cards because they have a demo box for each box of cards. So you can open them and see if you vibe/connect with the cards and artwork. Its also a bigger selection than most places.. There's also a table if you want to sit down to read or look through the cards. The jewelry is also beautiful if your into crystals. They have wire wrapped pieces, copper pieces, and more. I could easily buy a lot in here. Lol. There is also a lot of good books in there. I can't go and not be in there for at least an hour. After you leave there's a meditation garden outside that's very relaxing and they also have a meditation room upstairs. The meditation room is has a great view of the beach across the street. You can feel the positive energy as soon as you walk in. Keep an eye out for flyers. They have psychic and spiritual expos throughout the year. During the expos you can sign up for psychic/tarot/medium readings, reiki, they also sell handmade items, and other cool services. Check them out!!! read more

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Took a regression course here. TOTAL WASTE OF YOUR TIME & MONEY. The instructor, aptly named Karen, was self absorbed & condescending. One student had a traumatic experience & since they don't teach you THE BASICS, you're screwed. They never taught how to handle that type of situation, so the person was left dealing with that on their own. Dolores Cannon's course is detailed & professional. The course material that was provided @ ARE had numerous typos as well as grammatical errors. They are charlatan's. STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES! read more

The Cayce Association for Research and Enlightenment [ARE] is an interesting place. When I lived oceanfront on Baltic, my next-door neighbor was employed as an editor at ARE. As a freelance graphic designer, I typeset one of the Cayce books which meant I made regular visits to Joe, at ARE, in the 90s. The labyrinth out front is pretty! The Japanese [my words] garden with the water feature and bamboo is a nice oasis. The ARE employees could use the upstairs meditation room daily around noon. I think this was 'on the clock' but I could be mistaken. It is a pretty meditation room. When Mom visited me, we attended several free lectures at ARE. I recall the speakers being descendants of Cayce, which was interesting. The topics were various aspects of and theories about the lost Atlantis. A local graphic designer friend used ARE for her colonic treatments; however, I never used the spa. The library is nice! The Cayce introductory video is interesting and not too lengthy or in-depth. The gift shop is eclectic. Since I am from north Alabama, it's interesting to me that Cayce lived in Selma, Alabama from 1912 to 1923, working downtown as a photographer and giving readings on request. Do visit the Cayce ARE, the grounds offer a small, peaceful respite from the fast-paced Virginia Beach area, and I do hope they still continue to offer as many free events as they did in the 90s. read more

I went on a day where they had invited several different vendors and the experience was just amazing. I've since been back for little bits out of their store. I am looking forward to actually experiencing one of their actually services. read more

100% have my vote to visit this historic place. Spa - must visit. I got 2 massages (the Edgar Cayce massage) and it was wonderful. You get a castor oil hit pack on your belly and it was relaxing. The restaurant was closed when we were there but Graze seemed to have a lot of reviews. Library A we spent all day browsing! So many books and I purchased a book of Children's Past Lives, which was written in 1992 and it was in Great condition. Also, we got lucky and met with Samantha who practiced Vaydic Palm reading. She was spot in with her reading and had a kind soul. Positive reading with positive energy. She is a must see! read more

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Love this place. If you plan on coming here, you should block out a few hours so you can enjoy everything. We like doing the labyrinth, the aura readings in the gift shop, browsing the library, eating at graze, and getting a treatment at the spa. I've only ever gotten a massage at the spa before, but today I tried the alphasphere. SO COOL. I had never heard of this thing before but I thought okay I'll try it out. Since it was my first time, they recommended I only do 30 minutes instead of an hour. I could definitely do an hour next time and I'll bring a blanket or wear long sleeves as it was slightly chilly. You start by picking out what colors you want the lights to be. They lady explained what each one was and I settled on pink. It was so relaxing. I liked that the chair vibrated with the music too. It was very calming. I'll come back for sure so I can try out a different color and I will definitely do an hour next time. read more

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I don't really believe in this stuff, but I'd heard of Edgar Cayce. I think I have a copy of the Sleeping Prophet somewhere. I thought I would pop in while I was staying nearby. The folks were friendly and inviting. There is a shop where you can pick out books, jewelry, crystals, and other New Agey stuff. read more

I went in for a colon cleanse scared because I never had one before. The lady running the procedure was extremely professional and walked me through it. I came out of the whole process came out of it feeling a lot better. I will definitely be back. read more

I've always wanted to come here since finding out about Edgar Cayce and his work years ago but never dreamed of actually making it down here since I live all the way in Toronto. When I got here the staff was so sweet, nice, caring and friendly! I bought a few books and other things from the gift shop and felt the ambiance to be relaxed as I made my way browsing through all the aisles. Afterwards I went upstairs to check out the meditation room, the library, see the artwork on the walls, and went outside onto the meditation garden. At some point while outside enjoying the serenity of the atmosphere, there seemed to be smoke coming from the side of the building but luckily a few people were able to put it out (whatever that was) and the day carried on. Wish I lived here so I could attend the workshops and wellness center often! read more

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I was flipping through a free travel mag about Hampton Roads and the surrounding area, and saw an ad to visit the Association for Research and Enlightenment....I thought to myself, "I want to be enlightened." So I called and asked about things listed on the flyer--free meditation, daily speakers and a tour. I went to the place not knowing anything about Edgar Cayce. Hey, I'm impulsive! Alone, by itself, it's not a destination spot. But if you're close by, definitely check it out. They have a beautiful labyrinth to walk and fish pond gardens. I was late and missed the video about who Edgar Cayce was, but I got the gist of his works on the free walking tour. The June 3rd tour guide was really friendly, positive, upbeat, and informative. The 3:30pm presenter was a no show so that was disappointing. I'd like to go back and spend time in the library. They have an amazing collection of yoga philosophy books. The library also has free Wi-fi. You're free to spend time in the library--you can just show up whenever they are open. The bookstore was cool. It was fairly priced. They have tons of books and gift items. If you fill out a card at the front desk, you get a bag with a coupon for 10% off on one item from the bookstore. I also got a free gift in the bag--a free Edgar Cayce book. Cool! Everyone was really nice. I didn't know what to expect. It was not creepy or weird. It was a lovely time. I'm glad I went! The daily schedule is as follows--ALL ARE FREE!! 12pm Meditation with staff 2pm Video about Edgar Cayce 2:30pm Tour of visitor's center (library of all his works, his personal items, meditation room, and lobby). You're free to roam around and spend time in library and gardens before or after tour. 3:30pm Daily presentation/speaker read more

Gift shop employees did not say a word to me when I walked in. I'm not a Karen I only expect a "Hello let me know if you need any help." Library was cute and they have a lot of books for sale. Front desk receptionists were cool. read more

I went here a few months ago with a friend and we both had a great experience. We both loved the gift shop and found so many goodies. I purchased a few stones , tarot cards , Talisman and more. But it was totally worth the money. I went in the garden and had my first experience with fairies. It was so tranquil and peaceful. We purchased books from the library they had a good sale. Both of us got a reading my was so spot on. We met some people in the waiting area they were super nice and waiting on a reading also. The energy by the library was super strong. We wanted to go to the meditation room but it was closed I was so sad. I really wanted to visit it. The staff was super friendly and knowledgeable. Overall it was great I plan on visiting again. read more

I came to virginia beach just to visit the ARE and to experience the health spa. I have been in the health care industry for over 20 years and have owned my own wellness centers. I signed up for the caster oil pack with foot acupressure combo and a regression session. My drive from my hotel was estimated at 45 minutes, so I left 1 hour and 30 minutes early to make sure I had enough time (and they ask to come 15 Minutes early to fill out paperwork.) I arrived at 9:30am for my 10 am appointment. I filled out my paperwork and was ready to go. It was then 10:10 (10 minutes past my appointment time) and still no therapist). I state to the front desk that this is very unprofessional with the therapist being this late. She finally arrives at 10:13. She takes me down to the treatment room and proceeds to tell me she was late due to her having a long commute of 45 minutes to get there. As I mentioned earlier I left early and had the same commute. She was frazzled and didn't even have the room completely ready. She stated ooopps, I forgot to put on the music. She then apologized for being late and said she couLd give me 15 mins at the end of my session to make it up. I told her they scheduled my regression session at 11am right after this so there was no extra time. So she proceeded to tell me that she would give me extra foot accupressure time instead. Let me break down the time line for you : she picks me up at 10:13am , we get to her room at 10:15 am, we start the session at 10:17am and she ends the accupressure at 10:50 am and ends the session at 10:55am. So I got 3 extra minutes of accupressure. This was on top of her rushed energy as she was running late; all this energy coming into my session. Not a good first impression. The regression session next at 11 am was completely different experience. Betty Davis was a phenomenal therapist. She knew how to hold space and be compassionate. If you have a chance get a session with her. She was on time, professional, and knew how to hold an energetic space for her clients. On check out, the front desk knew I was upset from the first therapist being late. Again, owning my own wellness centers for years, this is just poor business. When a therapist is running late it transfers into the session energetically. Also to mention, I was the first appointment for the day. Therefore, the front desk offered me $5 off my session. I appreciate the gesture. However, I paid for a 60 minute sessions which was $120, and I got a 45 minutes session. Therefore, I should of paid $90 not $115. This again is poor business quality on ARE spa. I have since shared my experience with my health care colleagues. Unfortunately, many of them have said that they have heard this from their clients as well. I will definitely not be recommending this spa to any of my future clients. This was not a good first impression from the spa. I was hoping that being Edgar Cayce place they would uphold the values and integrity that he exuded. They would teach and honor holding space for clients. Along with professional ethics when you have a 45 minute session to compensate the client appropriately. The grounds are nice. But beware of the spa. You can get better services at a local shop. read more

Love this place been going for a while. It's like a Museum you can look but won't buy. There are good prices of certain things, But there selenite was waaaay over priced. They have an amazing selection of tarot cards for decent prices. But a lot of there stuff is expensive. read more

I enjoyed my view to the metaphysical library. It is the second largest meta library in the world. The Cayce readings were helpful. I enjoyed exploring the bookshelf and learning about the Atlanteans and the Leumerians. Interesting to consider other beliefs about the origin of humanity. The librarians are so helpful and knowledgable. I come here to reconnect with nature and relax. The Koi pond is rejuvenating and listening to the waterfall is great for my meditation practice. It was so much fun, very relaxing. read more

This is a very interesting place, and a nice change of pace when your other days are filled with going to the beach and eating out with the masses. We visited while on vacation, so it was a refreshing break in the action. There are several buildings on the property. One building houses classrooms and educational areas, as well as a health spa. The other building includes a free guided tour, a free video about who Mr. Cayce was, a library, and a great little gift store with lots of neat stuff. Everyone was really nice but not in a hippy-dippy way. They were just pleasant people, and I didn't feel like they were trying to induct me into any weird cults or anything. It's simply about spirituality and holistic healing methods, and I found it kind of fascinating. There is a lovely labyrinth you can walk for meditation or just to calm your mind and view the ocean. There is also a Japanese garden with small water falls and benches for musing. A peaceful experience, and I hope to come back again next time I'm in the area. I wish I lived closer so I could try some of the free classes, especially the ESP testing. read more

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The best two things about my visit here were the gift shop and the Zen garden. When we walked in we weren't greeted by either of the two woman at the desk. The younger of the two, was actually our tour guide. She seemed like she didn't really want to be there. Knowledgeable yes..enthusiastic no. In fact she was so monotone it was rather boring. We stayed to watch the lecture about dreams and we enjoyed that. Overall though, there isn't a whole lot to do or see here. A couple of my friends asked how it was..i told them not to waste their time. It was just "o.k." read more

Nothing was open to tour because c o v i d. The gift shop was okay. I suppose really there is no point to visiting since Cayce is passed on it's not like you can get a reading. I did get some nice sized rocks/stones. I plan to return when tours are open. read more

Best to book elsewhere. Terribly understaffed and when you do finally get through to a live person, the staff are flustered and under trained. No genuine hospitality offered here, which is a huge disappointment. At the very least, a place that refers to themselves as a sanctuary offering holistic experiences they hugely miss the mark when they can't even answer their phone, and when they do, the lack of professionalism is unacceptable. Don't waste your time here. read more

I have been a regular to Edgar Cayce's A.R.E. for 25 years and have received many of the SPA applications with excellent outcomes, HOWEVER, on December 23, 2020, I received a call stating that a therapist I was exposed to had been diagnosed with Covid-19. Having just arrived at an "older"(90+) relatives' house for the holidays, with that relative being in the car for the phone call, we were BOTH SHOCKED, DISAPPOINTED and SCARED for the safety of my 90+ relative and myself!!! Both my relative and I have "overly followed" the proper guidelines for staying SAFE since the onset of Covid-19 in January 2020. We wore our masks for 2 days while I took my temperature 4 times a day for my entire 6 day visit. I still have 2 days left in my official quarantine to be verified SAFE. With that being said, I have a few questions for the SPA staff and whoever is "IN CHARGE" at this facility. 1) Are ALL of your therapists wear N-19 Masks? They should be required to do this!! 2) Are ALL of your therapists requiring that ALL their clients wear masks throughout the "procedure" they are receiving? If a client refuses, they should be refused a therapy!!! 3) Are ALL of your therapists required to wear "gloves" while coming into contact with clients? They should be required to do so!!!!! Your organization "should be" professional enough to mandate these "increased" safety rules for all persons working at your facility. I do know that I have seen "lesser safe" masks worn when visiting the SPA for therapy. NOTE FOR ANYONE GOING TO THE A.R.E., MAKE SURE "YOU" WEAR YOUR MASK AND REFUSE ANY CONTACT WITH ANY THERAPIST WHO DOES NOT HAVE AN 'N-19 MASK so you do not have a scare like I am still living, for 2 more days. I will be going elsewhere for my wellness procedures until I receive verification that the PROPER safety procedures are being followed by ALL workers at the A.R.E. until this Covid-19 scare is over. signed, A VERY DISAPPOINTED CLIENT!!! read more

I admit I'm not a spiritual person, but I've always been intrigued by the Edgar Cayce Center. It's like spirituality and sort of science all in one. If you don't know anything about Edgar Cayce, here's the brief bio: Cayce accidentally stumbled upon his gift of spiritual healing in his childhood and continued to use his gift to alleviate the pain of others. This center is a tribute to him and his method. This world renowned spiritual and holistic medicine center is a staple of Virginia Beach and a great balance to Pat Robertson's Christian Broadcast Network compound. The center offers a wide variety of services for a fee and even have a few events for free. My favorite free event is the ESP testing! It's a cool place to go and meet awesome people and open your mind to something new. read more

This was my first time receiving acupuncture. My appointment was an 1 hour and a half. First thing they do is an examination of health, then check your Pulse and look at your tongue. The needles didn't hurt just felt tingly, I could feel all the nutrients moving through my body. read more

At the North End heading up from the Oceanfront, is the Edgar Cayce Center, an ominous building randomly sitting among the beach houses. Whether you are familiar with the life and work of Edgar Cayce or not, this is one place you cannot miss. Although I am personally unsure how much I buy into the idea of psychic readings and its related jargon, I do know when I am having a blast. Every weekend they host free ESP testing, meditation classes and other weekly events. The people are eclectic and fun. They even have a yoga balcony overlooking the sea. There is a gift shop, of course, but there is always actually unique and interesting pieces of jewelry. Whether psychic or silly, the Edgar Cayce Center is entertaining and a great place to take advantage of free events. read more

We visited Edgar Case Visitor Center on May 8th. Loved it!! Free meditation class, Free ESP class, and etc. People there are super loving and caring!! I found out that my husband has post cognition and precognition ability and I have a psychic ability according to their test!! I wish!!! We had a fun!!! read more

Past Life Regression Therapy and spiritual counseling there was horrible for many reasons. One, the therapist picked up on one of my past lives, but I didn't need healing for that life. I went for healing in another life that I've been having nightmares from my whole life. However, the therapist directed me to the past life she was curious about and not the one I came in for. Second, she had an agenda and it wasn't to help me. Third, she kept telling me what to see in the past life she wanted to know about instead of asking me what I see. This was very aggravating. Fourth, she kept directing me to the most tramautizing times and would ask how I feel. You're not supposed to do that. That is retraumatizing the client. The therapist is supposed to tell you to watch as an observer or you will only make your trauma worse. Fifth, in the spiritual counseling part, she kept falsely accusing me of things which triggered my gut feeling to toss everything she said. I can't believe I paid good money to be traumatized, to be falsely accused, to be directed under hypnosis to a life I said I didn't need healing from where she kept telling me what to see, being told we didn't have time then to address the past life I actually came in for, and then for her to do it but went to the moment of my execution in the past life. I warn anyone from doing past life regression at the Edgar Cayce Center. The therapist had lots of doctorates and certifications but she really didn't know what she was doing, and I saw the book she was reading to hypnotize me. How can someone have certifications and need to read a book? I can self hypnotize myself into a past life regression without reading a book, and I don't have any certificates. read more

I was a regular here for so long that I'd get hugs when I walk in. I enjoyed the student massages most of all but they're not in full service during the pandemic. They reopened July 9th but not quite everything is open or offered. They offer a full range of massage therapy and reflexology as well as things like cranial sacral or colonics. I always wanted to try the more. I also saw a chiropractor there once. They offer body work, holistic clinical works, hydrotherapies, spa packages and hypnotherapy screenings. They use to offer free classes at 3:30 daily but no longer. Peter would lead the meditation for the staff. They have a library and book store as well. They had weekend events that were a bit pricey however, I'm not certain when they'll be offered with the pandemic limitations. I'd recommend this place highly. It's bought me peaceful times over the years and taught me a thing or two as well. I know quite a few massage therapy students who have gradated from their massage school and went on to be the best ones in the area! Can hardly wait to return for reflexology. This place is where I began receiving it decades ago. I learned a lot over the years. Edgar Cayce was considered way ahead of his time. I watched videos of his life and was shocked the and pleasantly surprised that the center still stands even tho he's deceased. Smart man with gifts beyond belief. read more

Pilgrimage! Finally after 26 years of membership I made it here...was overwhelmed- great staff and so glad to visit here and was able to take a great conference also!!! So glad we have preserved this for all to enjoy and love. read more

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Learning about the life of Edgar Cayce is truly life-changing. I'm thankful to come from a family that taught me about him from an early age, and as I've gotten older, have tried to read everything by and about him that I could get my hands on! We often go down to OBX in the summer and stopping at the A.R.E. has become a tradition. It's always nice to pop into the gift shop and spend some time in the medication room. And of course browsing the library and seeing one of Edgar's original couches that he gave readings on is always a thrill. The A.R.E. is a very special place! read more

I had very high expectations for this place. I had a doctor in California that did everything from massage to chiropractic work and acupressure plus some. I'm trying to find someone that can replace the work he did, but I cannot so far. I came across this place after searching for practitioners that do Jen Shin Do in the Virginia Beach area. This place came up. Pretty much everything is a la carte. I decided to start with the acupressure before getting an adjustment or anything else because of how tight my muscles are and the pain I'm in. The hour session didn't give any relief. The acupressure points that I benefit from the most were not even touched. The ones that were, were so lightly touch I couldn't tell half the time that she was doing anything. Complete waste of money. I expect to feel better after a holistic service such as this, not exactly the same. To me, it's obvious their training lacks severely. I'm disappointed as well as feel scammed. I did tip because I work in the service industry and you work for tips...so her tip was less than 10% because I didn't feel right to leave nothing. In retrospect I wish I did not. I will not return...nor recommend. Reading the yelp reviews I think the people that actually enjoy these services either don't have much to compare it to, or they are into it because of the ideology of Edgar Cayce. read more

The view from meditation room is beautiful. I purchased a book for my mom from the library and the lady working there was very nice and helpful. read more

I had an amazing massage from Debra. Her hands are very intuitive of our bodies. She gave me great advice and I cannot wait to come back next time I'm in the area. The library is full of great references as well. Must visit! read more

I thoroughly enjoyed my experience here. I made an appointment while laying over on business, somewhat spur-of-the-moment, and it was a pleasant surprise. Everything was as easy and stream-lined as could be, from scheduling, to locating the facility, to the actual procedure (which was performed by a talkative professional named Maurine, who informed me on every step of my treatment). Everyone I interacted with was friendly and attentive, and I had zero problems. If ever back in the VA Beach area, I will no doubt return to the ARE. I am genuinely grateful to all at this center, for providing such skilled and considerate service to one in need. Keep up the good work :D read more

This was the highlight of our trip to Virginia Beach. Learning about Edgar Cayce and his work was a wonderful experience. The staff is passionate about Mr. Cayce and are thoroughly knowledgeable of the Cayce readings and are happy to help. We watched a short film detailing his life and work and took a tour of the building. The energy on the grounds is vibrant, as if good karma will come to you just for stopping by. I also scheduled a hypnosis therapy for past life regression. I have always been curious about the practice and was excited to see that it's a service offered at the spa. What an interesting hour and a half! Definitely worth the $120-just to have the feeling of better understanding life as it pertains to me. I also became a member - I can look through the Cayce readings online and there are other perks. If you become a member while visiting, you get a couple of books and magazine and get discounts on purchases. If you're into spirituality and enlightenment, this is a delicious cup of tea! read more

An oasis of community and peace.Upon entering the center, you can feel the love surrounding you and the welcoming spirit of everyone at the Center. The meditation room is incredible -the view and serenity here is amazing.Beautiful grounds and peaceful setting. read more

If you are into this kind of thing, it is mind boggling. If not, it is fascinating none the less. Unless you would be offended by psychic phenomena, it is worth the trip...and it is a trip... read more

Had a 90 minute massage... Good until she strained my lower back and killed the whole massage. Therapist was apologetic, but front desk couldn't have been more rude. Atmosphere is not zen at all. I won't be going there again!! read more

Walk the labyrinthh or sit in the meditation garden. They have a spa which has interesting services available. Great gift shop. Can't wait to attend the psychic fair. read more

I visited the Spa with my mom and we had a great time. We both had hypnotherapy sessions with Renee, she was awesome. My mother had a spa treatment and was very impressed with Mewa. The front desk was very friendly and attentive. We also went over to the other building to check out the expansive library, gift shop, and meditation room. The staff there was also friendly and helpful. read more