Spiritual Journey | Confessions of a Cruise Director

Many of these spiritual travel shifts occurred with women who needed some sort of heart Spiritual travel Egypthealing. They had been through a traumatic divorce, the death of their spouse, or in some way lost part of themselves to the “stuff that happens along the way.” Like the woman whose husband had an affair. She had left him nearly ten years ago, but on some level, still thought it was her fault and had been punishing herself ever since.

This is a follow on to a post from a guest blogger who was with us in Bali last year.  This came about very organically. One of the guests on our Eat Pray & Love Bali tour in May, Kiya Cote, wrote this wonderful report about the trip and sent it out as an ongoing [...]

I’ve been working on my spiritual travel memoir for over two years, and I think it’s finally ready! I’ll be publishing the book this fall under the Spirit Quest World publishing imprint – in the meantime, enjoy this excerpt from the chapter, The Dogs of Egypt… The first dog I met in Egypt didn’t want [...]

This week’s blog is a guest post from Spirit Quest Tours’ partner, Geoff Edwards, The Success Coach. Geoff has been a terrific coach for me for many months now, and he has started helping our clients expand their comfort zones and build success! He wrote this great (and very useful) article on how your perception can hold you back, and how much changing it can improve your life. Check it out!

IT’S VERY EASY TO TAKE YOUR PERCEPTION AS REALITY. IF SOMEONE GREETS YOU DIFFERENTLY YOU DECIDE THAT THEY’RE ANNOYED AT YOU, OR A COMMENT FROM YOUR MANAGER MAKES YOU FEEL THAT YOU ARE NOT DOING A GREAT JOB AT WORK. WE HAVE A TENDENCY TO BE OUR OWN WORST CRITICS, AND THEN EVERYONE BUT US MOVES ON.

Step on to the path climbing 3000 vertical feet to Taktsang Palphug (known commonly as “Tiger’s Nest”) and you will begin a trek that the people of Bhutan have been making for over 300 years. The way isn’t easy, but it’s also not hard, and, thankfully, the path is clearly marked.

  We’ve been doing our Eat Pray Love Bali tour for almost 3 years now, and over time, we’ve changed it up a bit, based on feedback and our own experiences. Here’s what we’re doing on our September (and probably future) tours! Our Welcome Dinner in “Italy” has moved to Ubud! Though we had some [...]

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We offer life-changing travel to exotic locales all over the world. So we know the reasons people take spiritual trips — well, a lot of them, anyway. Here are the top 7 reasons, even needs, that we’ve seen make people take spiritual tours:



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Cuba is almost frozen in time since then, and Americans have mostly forgotten about Cuba travels to the magical land once billed as “Year-Round Paradise.” So before the borders are flung open, here are our Top 10 Reasons To Travel to Cuba:

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There are two kinds of perspective switches when you experience spiritual travel, especially when you take a spiritual tour:
1) The 60,000 foot view kicks in
2) Your view once you return home can be radically altered.
Let’s look at each of these in more detail…

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Well, I’m trying something new… a guest blogger! This came about very organically.  One of the guests on our Eat Pray & Love Bali tour in May, Kiya Cote, wrote this wonderful report about the trip and sent it out as an ongoing newsletter to her clients.  I so loved her writing and her experiences [...]