Spend a day in Sedona moving from guided meditation to intention-setting at the Amitabha Stupa. This private, six-hour retreat blends practical mindfulness techniques with quiet outdoor integration at one of Sedona’s spiritual landmarks.
Spend a day in Sedona moving from guided meditation to intention-setting at the Amitabha Stupa. This private, six-hour retreat blends practical mindfulness techniques with quiet outdoor integration at one of Sedona’s spiritual landmarks.
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Operated by Sedona Healing Journey · Sedona, Arizona
You arrive under the blunt geometry of red sandstone, the rocks catching the late-morning sun and throwing heat back like a patient, watchful neighbor. A short drive from downtown Sedona delivers you to a quiet retreat home where the day's rhythm is deliberately slow: a welcome, a cup of tea, and an open invitation to sit still. For six hours the world narrows to breath, guided prompts, and the soft scrape of shoes on a garden path as the facilitator leads you through practices designed to calm judgment and open attention.
easy.
6 hours.
Suitable for all fitness levels; requires the ability to sit and walk short, gentle paths.
No — the retreat is tailored to all levels and includes foundational instruction for beginners.
The meeting point is outside the Whole Foods in Sedona near the Merlin statue; from there the retreat leader directs participants to the private retreat home.
Light snacks are provided during the retreat; plan for a meal before or after if you need more substantial food.
Yes — the retreat is described as physically easy. Notify the host in advance about any mobility needs so they can accommodate you.
The retreat uses Buddhist practices at the Stupa but is presented as a broadly accessible spiritual and mindfulness experience rather than a formal religious conversion.
Bring a small personal item if you wish to set intentions, comfortable shoes for walking the Stupa path, and a water bottle.
Sedona sits on ancestral lands of Indigenous peoples and later evolved into an artists’ and spiritual community; the Amitabha Stupa is a contemporary focal point for Buddhist practice in the area.
Stay on established paths and avoid disturbing desert vegetation; local groups encourage low-impact visitation to protect fragile soils and native plants.
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