Poulnabrone dolmen is an example of a portal dolmen or portal tomb, not to be confused with passage tombs such as Newgrange! Dolmens are found in Ireland and throughout the world and are generally characterized as a single-chamber megalithic tomb, often consisting of three or more upright stones (megaliths) supporting a large flat horizontal capstone… Continue reading
This past February, Christine Griggs was one of the lovely participants on our journey, Shiva Dancing: Sacred South India Journey with Andrew Harvey. We are excited to share her impressions about the journey, as written in her recent blog post. As a yoga teacher, people often asked me if I had been to India -its… Continue reading
“Each human – man or woman, white or black, western or eastern, rich or poor – is a child of one spirit, one energy, one god, one love.” These words come from a man who has dedicated his life to preserving the sacred sites of the world so that we may all learn the secrets… Continue reading
Machu Picchu is arguably one of the greatest archaeological finds and Peru Sacred sites of the twentieth century. It is a must-visit site on most Peru itineraries—a necessity to truly discover Peru. Fewer visitors, however, make the steep ascent up Huayna Picchu, and fewer still venture to the hidden Temple of the Moon. The Temple… Continue reading
We’re looking forward to sharing our Scenic Zen Journey to Japan with Craig Marshall: Explore Japan’s Spiritual Traditions and Natural Fall Beauty with you this autumn. There is no better place to look inward, discover personal insights, and experience a calm reverence than the Land of the Rising Sun. Our journey has been planned to take… Continue reading