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Spiritual Retreats:

All About Retreats: Referral and Information Services

A one-stop resource for retreat centers, conference planners, workshop facilitators, retreat properties for sale, upstarts and managers.

http://www.allaboutretreats.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Find the Divine

Directory of religious and spiritual retreats in US. Retreat centers list programs in a regional calendar and seekers can find spiritual direction and assistance.

http://www.findthedivine.com

Mundax Homestay Retreat

Offers a guestroom with private entrance and ensuite bathroom. Includes details, photographs, weblog and directions. Located in Kerala, South India.

http://www.mundax.com/

Retreat Finder

Directory of personal retreats, group retreats, and facility rentals spanning all spiritual and healing traditions including yoga and meditation vacations.

http://www.retreatfinder.com

Retreats Online

A resource of retreats, worldwide.

http://www.retreatsonline.com

Sacred Passage and The Way of Nature Fellowship

Conducts spiritual and shamanic retreats, vision quests, Buddhist meditation, Dzogchen training, and Taoist T'ai Chi and Qigong training in natural wildernesses. Also, Rites of Passage for young and adults.

http://www.sacredpassage.com

Sammasati Seminars

Three day Enlightenment Intensives offered throughout Canada, U.S. and Mexico.

http://www.sammasati.com

Sedona Spiritual Retreats

Programs to celebrate and bring our body and spirit into presence and awareness through time out on the land.

http://www.sacredmesa.com/SpiritualRetreats/SMRetreats.htm

Spiritual Retreats with Andrew Cohen

An opportunity to experience spiritual awakening and transformation through teachings of Spiritual Liberation, Evolutionary Enlightenment and meditation. Includes his biography, membership details, and registration information.

http://www.andrewcohen.org/retreats/

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