archives: Spiritual Travel
5 (Legal) Ways To Get High While Traveling
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Christine Garvin counts down the best ways to get high on travel without getting arrested. More »
What Would You Ask A Spiritual Leader At 30,000 Feet?
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What life questions would you ask a minister, or a guru, rabbi, or Buddhist philosopher if you sat next to one on a plane? More »
Why So Serious? How The Trickster Teaches Us About Inner Travel
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The mythological trickster is beyond good and evil. They exist to shake up your world, much like the best inner journeys. More »
Quitters Unite: The Joys Of Complaint-Free Travel
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A new movement to stop complaining is sweeping the world, but how can it impact our travel? More »
Sacred Or Survival Dance: Risk Taking In Travel
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Each of us has to take part in the survival dance, but not forget our sacred dance - the reason we wanted to travel in the first place. More »
5 Smoking Hot Reasons You Should Walk On Fire
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The ancient ritual of firewalking can teach a person some very important life lessons. More »
How to Start a Travel Shrine
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Protection, meaning, power, healing, and pictures are all part of a transportable temple. More »
Hot Springs: Spiritual Oasis Or New-Age Pick Up Spot?
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Traditionally a spiritual and healing space, hot springs are becoming known for a different primal function. More »
Can Slum Tourism Be Done Right? Eric Weiner Says Yes.
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This type of tourism is on the rise, but is it ethical? Eric Weiner offers 4 criteria for saving slum tourism. More »
Buddha Booze: The Practice Of Mindful Drinking
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Controversial article says mindful drinking is possible. More »
The Travel Wisdom of Bruce Lee
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"It is not a daily increase, but a daily decrease. Hack away at the inessentials." More »
Kachin Christmas: Finding Faith In Myanmar
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Living among the Kachins opens Tim Patterson's eyes to the enduring power of religious faith. More »
Five Eastern Thinkers Who Understood Inner Travel
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A shortlist of canonical Eastern thinkers to help inspire the inner wanderlust in us all. More »
Witnessing The Divine In The Darkness
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From the Yogis to the Romantics, many have sought to live on the edge of society. More »
5 Ways Inner Travel Helps You See Other Cultures
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Inner travel helps you learn more about yourself - and just as importantly, other cultures. More »
Meditating In Mexico: Close Encounters Of The Guru Kind
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Dani Redd experiences the unorthodox techniques of a Mexican spiritual teacher. More »
5 (Western) Thinkers Who Understood Inner Travel
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The history of philosophy is a great big guide for travelers. More »
5 Real Techniques For Improving Inner Travel
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Cultivate your inner travel prowess with these concrete ways. More »
Holy War: How Conflict Shapes The Culture Of Israel
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An agnostic's visit to the homeland of her family. More »
10 Most Influential Spiritual Books Of The Past 50 Years
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Further your own spiritual journey with these classic books. More »
Interview: Benyamin Cohen Finds Jesus, Becomes a Better Jew
An interview with the author of "My Jesus Year." More »
5 Barriers To Inner Travel (And How To Break Them)
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Kick-start your inner travel by breaking these mental barriers. More »
How Travel Helps Cultivate Empathy In A Globalized World
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"I offer you peace. I offer you love. I offer you friendship." More »
How Changing Your Perspective Makes All Travel An Inner Journey
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Travel isn't as simple as it seems. More »
Interview: Jewish Artist Avraham Loewenthal On Capturing The Kabbalah
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In one of the holiest cities of the world, how can you paint mystical truths? More »
Have You Found Your Soul Place?
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We are inexplicably attracted to locations that we cannot readily explain. More »
The 5 Most Sacred Cities For The Spiritual Traveler
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Venture on your own pilgrimage to these sacred cities around the world. More »
Can You Move Between Worlds As A Perpetual Traveler?
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In the modern world, we are all "global souls" sharing multiple existences. More »
Why You’ll Never Find The Perfect Time To Meditate
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Because the "perfect time" just doesn't exist. More »
The Kung Fu Warrior’s Guide To Informal Fallacies
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Part II in the series of arguing with logic. More »
The Kung Fu Warrior’s Guide To Arguing With Logic
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Arm yourself with the intellect to deflect poorly constructed arguments. More »
The Tao Of Vagabond Travel
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When you realize there is nothing lacking, the whole world belongs to you.
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Discovering The Hidden Nation Of Soul-Seekers
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Where there's no place to call home. More »
Finding Faith In The Healing Power Of Travel
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Can travel cure spiritual and physical ills? More »
What Would You Give For Your Traveler’s Moment?
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Your moment is out there - you just have to find it. More »
10 Things To Learn About Yourself When Traveling Alone
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To travel alone is to find the answers you’ve been seeking. More »
How To Embrace The Joys Of Human Experience
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Balancing our scales is the surest way to get the correct perspective on life. More »
The Traveler’s Guide To Enlightenment
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Ian MacKenzie shares one path to nirvana: Zen Buddhism. More »
Can You Develop Your Spirituality Without Visiting India?
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Christine Garvin shows you how to look locally. More »
How To Choose Your Perfect Yoga Retreat
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Choose wisely and discover the true depths of your yogic journey. More »
4 Lessons Learned From The Camino del Santiago Pilgrimage
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Over the past millennium, thousands of people, from all over Europe and all over the world, have made the pilgrimage to Santiago. Laurie Pickard is More »
4 Lessons Learned From The Vagabond Life
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I struggled to define myself. Was I a vagabond? An unemployed 20-something with no future?
The last 16 months of my life have been spent wandering.
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Divine Inspiration: How Travel Teaches Us To Appreciate Humanity
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Knowing ourselves and our communities, and seeing them in unison, is the first step in fostering the divine world spirit.
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The Last Article On The Traveler/Tourist Distinction You’ll Ever Read
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F. Daniel Harbecke tackles the traveler/tourist debate that never seems to die, and finally puts the issue to a much deserved rest.
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Finding Yourself Is Your True Destination
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Ekaterina rejects her Communist childhood, full of pressure to conform, and creates the life she always wanted. But first, she had to leave home to f More »
What Henry David Thoreau Taught Me About Travel
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Thoreau understood something that many of us modern day nomads would do well to recognize: travel is a matter of perspective, not location.
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Forget The Destination, Focus On The Journey
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“Every joke,” according to my wife, “has an element of joke in it.” The first time I heard it, I figured she’d confused More »
How To Respectfully Visit Holy Places Around The World
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Churches, temples, mosques, synagogues - whatever faith they belong to, and wherever they are in the world, these holy places almost always make it on More »
Defending the Dalai Lama
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I write for a newspaper, says Dan Gardner, in so many words.
When I author, I am relevant and topical. My vocabulary is college-approved, my messag More »
How To Travel With The Law of Attraction
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We create our own lives through our thoughts and emotions, even when we aren’t aware of it.
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How Traveling Taught Me To Be Human
“After spending all that time traveling half-way around the world, what have you learned?”
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Spiritual Fasting: How To Appreciate Life Through Temporary Deprivation
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The aim of Ramadan is to experience suffering, and to understand that we are no better than anyone else.
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The Rise Of The Conscientious Traveler
Conscientious travelers are engaged, participants in travel with a passion for life. They are not merely observers, consumers to be entertained.
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The Traveler’s Guide To Karma
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I usually don’t buy coffee from a shop. I buy it from the local IGA and brew it at home; or rather, my wife makes it before I wake up in the mor More »
How To Be A Mindful Traveler
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Do you ever arrive without knowing how you got there? Follow these steps to be more aware and appreciate the journey.
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All Roads Lead To Home
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This process of becoming lost in the world, the process of growing up, is repeated as a pattern throughout one’s life.
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If There’s A Fork In The Road
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Experience is based on our personal choices, and we can bring as much or as little choice into the matter as we wish.
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A Visit To The City Of Tomorrow
The core of the experience for visitors to Auroville, a remarkable some 30-year-old “utopia” in the south of India, is a reinforcement of More »
Purify Your Body, Your Mind
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What the eyes are for the outer world, fasts are for the inner. -M.K. Gandhi
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Have Money, Will Meditate
A new breed of spiritual travelers are hitting other lands and cultures. And they have money. More »
With Awareness, You Are Never Alone
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During my first peace walk, walking and living for peace, within a community, each person had their story to tell.
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Uncovering Your Inspiration In The Present Moment
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I’m traveling. I’m in the middle of nowhere, say the Indian countryside in the heat of the monsoon.
I’m soaked, damp, wet, sticki More »
The Art of Spiritual Travel
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You’re at home. Priorities, concerns, handling of money and dealing with the collection of physical accoutrements are placed before you. You More »
