A concise, 90‑minute psychic and healing circle steps into Santa Fe’s high‑desert light. Participants receive tarot and clairvoyant readings, guided meditations and art‑based intuition tools in an intimate downtown setting.
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Step into Suite T at 227 E. Palace and the city outside becomes part of the session: the high‑desert wind nudges Cathedral Park across the street while the sun presses its bright, thin light through the window.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
No special fitness required; suitable for all physical levels but expect seated meditation and light movement.
Wildlife
History
Santa Fe’s downtown sits on ancestral Pueblo lands and was reshaped by Spanish colonial settlement; the Plaza has been a civic and ceremonial hub for centuries.
Conservation
Respect local cultural practices—ask before photographing rituals or sacred materials, and support businesses that source plant materials like sage and sweetgrass sustainably.
Reserve your spot on the Santa Fe Intuition Workshop today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive 10–15 minutes early
Allow time to find Suite T in the Kruger Building and settle your questions on paper before the circle begins.
Hydrate and mind the altitude
At ~7,000 ft the air is thin—drink water beforehand and adjust exertion to avoid lightheadedness during meditation.
Respect privacy and shared space
Group messages may touch on sensitive topics; maintain confidentiality and keep phones off during the session.
Dress in layers
Santa Fe temperatures swing quickly between sun and shade—bring a light jacket or sweater for comfort during seated work.
Notebook & pen
Write down readings, personal reflections and follow‑up questions to process after the circle.
Reusable water bottle
Staying hydrated helps with concentration at Santa Fe’s elevation.
Layered clothing
A light jacket or shawl keeps you comfortable through temperature shifts.
Comfortable shoes
You’ll likely walk from the Plaza—opt for shoes suited to paved sidewalks and cobblestone areas.