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Posted in Arizona on Jul 23rd, 2009
This month, our guest spiritual contributor from Sedona, Greg Drambour, shares some of his personal experiences and muses on his relationship with the red rocks of Arizona. If you’re local (or from nearby southern Utah like me, or one of our Four Corners area neighbors) I have a feeling you’ll totally relate to the pop-culture [...]
Posted in Arizona on Apr 21st, 2009
Guest blogger, Gregory Drambour, has some wise words for us all today. I encourage our readers to check out Sedona and the spiritual retreats that are available there. Our website, Sedona.net is a great resource for finding ways to reconnect with yourself in Sedona. Of course, Greg is one of Sedona’s premier [...]
Posted in Arizona on Apr 3rd, 2009
If you asked 10 people who have been in therapy why they started seeing a therapist, I’ll bet 9 would say it was because of a negative experience, past or present. I think the same goes for people who visit Sedona with the specific purpose of reconnecting with their spiritual side. But in this month’s [...]
Posted in Arizona on Jan 19th, 2009
Wow! What a big subject! I have had many clients here on Sedona healing retreats who are stuck in illness. And, personally I’ve had a great deal of experience with also being stuck in this place.
What does it mean to be stuck in illness? Simply, when you can’t seem to get well.
You can arrive [...]
Posted in Arizona on Jan 15th, 2009
Today we’re happy to have Gregory Drambour as a guest contributor to ArizTravel.com’s Spirituality Week. Gregory is a shamanic healer and guide. He is the author of the well-acclaimed book, The Woodstock Bridge, endorsed by Richard Carlson of Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff.
Conversations With A Sedona Retreat Leader:
3 Rules For Making it Easier!
Yes, there are [...]
Posted in Arizona on Jan 14th, 2009
Spirituality Week begins with a focus on Forgiveness. It’s a perfect way to start the week because aren’t we all starting the new year with resolutions, an intention for a fresh beginning? Forgiveness is a good first step toward making a new start, a new year.
If you’re making a New Year’s resolution, which is typically [...]
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