| Guests frequently report that
their experience at Rainbow Hearth was beneficial to
them physically, mentally, emotionally and
spiritually. Benefiting physically is easy to
understand. The restorative process of healthful
foods, getting therapeutic bodywork, exercise and
plenty of rest, all contribute to a person's
physical well being.
Mental and emotional benefits are also easy to
understand. Rest, exercise, soaks in the spa,
restorative bodywork and quiet time, all contribute
significantly to mental vacationing. The absence of
newspapers, radio, and TV, as well as limited phone
calls, not being on a schedule or having to interact
with others are factors that lead to restfulness.
With physical, mental and emotional needs being
nurtured and satisfied, you will have more precious
time to focus on spirituality. To be quiet in
nature, meditate, write, read, walk, stretch and
regroup. Some guests read enlightening books and
engage in introspective activities and thoughtful
discussions. Others find time for unrushed prayer
and quiet time at the ancient ceremonial site on the
ridge. Combining physical, mental and emotional rest
with spiritual seeking in a sacred place creates a
sense of personal expansion, clarity, integration
and inner peace.
Guests often describe a factor of their
spirituality as being intimately connected with
nature. Walks in the woods, sitting quietly by the
lake, listening to the sounds of nature, enjoying a
swim, identifying birds and plants, getting up for a
sunrise, watching the sunset, taking in the vistas,
tracking stars across the night sky—all come easily
at Rainbow Hearth, leaving guests feeling refreshed
and empowered in multiple ways.
If you are looking for a spiritual retreat near
Austin, Texas, Rainbow Hearth’s
Hill Country retreat center offers a peaceful
and supportive environment. We’re happy to answer
any questions or concerns you may have about
accommodating your needs. |
