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Spirituality is often confused with religion, with the words “spiritual” and “religion” often being used interchangeably. Spiritual tourism is to connect your body, mind, and soul while religious tourism is to seek blessings from God based on your religious faiths and beliefs and attain salvation. Spiritual tourism is a broader perspective than religious tourism.

Objective :

Spiritual tourism is to travel to find purpose and meaning to your life. It elevates your physical, mental, and emotional energies. It develops, maintains, and improves your body, mind, and spirit. In a nutshell, it connects your body, mind, and soul. Hence, spiritual tourism can be defined as traveling on pilgrimage to acquire enlightenment, entertainment, and education to leave your footprints and take your memories back to your home by expressing your gratitude to God.

Benifits:

1. It brings inner peace and happiness through self-realization and personal transformation.
2. It provides purpose and meaning to your life.
3. It encourages local cultures and their traditions.
4. If availed by students of higher secondary classes, can help in inculcating a holistic outlook towards life in an early age, which will nurture them to a better human being.

Inclusions:

1. Simple Breathing Techniques workshop.
2. Preliminary Meditation Workshop.
3. Meditation with Chakra Awakening Workshop.
4. Seven Chakra meditation and Magical tarot class Workshop.
5. Seven Chakra meditation & Chakra reading cards workshop.
6. Seven chakra meditation & Balancing of Masculine and Feminine energy workshop.
7. Seven Chakra Mediation & Angel card reading workshop.

Why Spiritual Tourism?

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Inclusions:

Vasundhara Homestay

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