Snow-covered Mt. Humphreys in the San Francisco Peaks above Flagstaff is Arizona’s highest point at 12,633 feet.
"The Fall Silent Retreat was challenging in all of the right ways. Abiding in silence came as a relief from the incessant workings of the thinking mind. A sense of inner stillness and presence solidified within me as the weekend progressed. The classes were insightful and inspiring. The long periods of sitting and walking meditation really helped to deepen my meditative practice and carry a sense of inner peace forward into my everyday doings. I highly recommend this retreat experience." - Warmly, Mindy
That’s Mindy’s positive report on the uplift she received during as well as after our Fall Noble Silence Meditation Retreat (NSMR). Retreat is a wonderful time to reconnect and renew, especially during the silence of Winter’s serene season. But you’ll also go home with a new or sharpened set of skills to sustain your psycho-spiritual growth. We’re safely spacing at our Winter Noble Silence Retreat Weekend coming up at the end of this month, Friday February 26th - Sunday, February 28th, with only one spot remaining. With the home fires burning in a couple weeks, consider jumping in and joining us, or watch for The Spring NMSR open for registration afterward. We look forward to seeing you shortly or in the very near future. Toksha