A two‑hour guided meditation and movement session on Sedona’s red rocks, held near the Amitabha Stupa. Expect an easy hike, breathwork, somatic practices, and practical tools to reconnect with your body and the landscape.
A two‑hour guided meditation and movement session on Sedona’s red rocks, held near the Amitabha Stupa. Expect an easy hike, breathwork, somatic practices, and practical tools to reconnect with your body and the landscape.
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Operated by Joy Gabriel · Sedona, Arizona
You step out of the car into a wind that carries grit and light; the red rocks around you seem to inhale and exhale. The Amitabha Stupa sits like a low, white promise against the rust cliffs—an intentional punctuation in a landscape that has been shaping human stories for millennia. The guide gathers a small circle of visitors and, by the time you reach the clearing a short walk from the parking lot, the city’s hum has been reduced to a few distant cars and the persistent chatter of lizards.
easy.
2 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires short, easy hike and ability to sit on the ground.
The walk from the Amitabha Stupa parking lot to the clearing is short—about 0.5–1 mile roundtrip with roughly 100 feet of elevation gain.
Yes—blankets and a pillow are provided for seated work, but you can bring your own mat if you prefer.
Yes; the session is described as physically easy and the guide adapts practices for different bodies, though you should be able to navigate a short, uneven trail.
The session is marketed toward women 18+, but men are welcome to participate in practices exploring feminine energy when appropriate.
Comfortable layers, sun protection, and supportive shoes are best—dress for outdoor meditation and light movement.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start; sessions may be canceled for bad weather.
Sedona’s red rocks are exposed Permian sandstones; the Amitabha Stupa was established by local Buddhist practitioners and contributes a recent spiritual layer to a landscape with deep Indigenous history.
Trails cross fragile desert soils and cryptobiotic crusts—stick to paths, avoid trampling vegetation, and pack out all waste to preserve the area.
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