Sacred Journeys: Your Guide to the World's Most Transformative Spaces, Places, and Sites

by Meera Lester

A guide to 200 sacred, spirit-awakening, and restorative destinations—as well as inspiring quotes, key travel information, and special healing exercises to complete at each location—to start your journey to spiritual wellness.

There’s power in places! From Sedona, Lourdes, or even Tulum, this wellness-focused guide will show you the best sites to visit to get in touch with your spiritual side. Find inspiration with quotes from renowned spiritual leaders, enjoy full-color photos to help you prepare your travel wish list, learn more about legendary locations around the world, and start planning your next trip today.

Mourn a lost love—or celebrate a new one—at the Taj Mahal, summon strength from the mountains on Machu Picchu, and uncover the fortitude to make your dreams come true at the Bighorn Medicine Wheel—and much more! Discover the perfect trip for every circumstance, or just travel to unwind and reconnect with yourself. With healing wellness activities to complete at each location, this guide is the perfect way to jumpstart your spiritual travels and seek out a unique and transformative experience.

256 pages, Paperback

Published January 15, 2019

Reviews

[Jeff Wong · Rating 3 out of 5]

I had anticipated more than this book actually offered. I had assumed, by the title, that it would be a guidebook for helping travelers decide where to go, replete with photographs and details on how to get there. There was a modest amount of that but probably only about 5-10% of the entries actually have photos and few have detailed enough instructions on how to actually get to the locations. I had also assumed that the places described would be located in nature or historical ruins (e.g., Stonehenge). Yes, Stonehenge and places like that are indeed there but more than half of the entries are man-made churches, temples and mosques -- not really my cup of tea. The brief blurb entries for each site are informative but limited -- most all left me wanting to learn more. All in all, I like the book but it left me wanting more.