Avalon in Mount Shasta
Ancestral wisdom, nature, and spiritual growth.
Avalon in Mount Shasta offers a unique retreat experience rooted in the spiritual energy of its surroundings. This private spiritual community emphasizes conscious, self-sustainable living, drawing on ancestral traditions and quantum wisdom. Visitors can expect a deep connection with nature, with the center honoring the prophecy of the Eagle and the Condor and embracing an ecumenical spirit. It provides safe spaces for personal growth, holistic health, emotional decoding, and meditation, all guided by a vision of united humanity. The focus here is on fostering a new way of living in harmony with the Earth's sacred rhythms, making it an ideal sanctuary for deep healing and reconnection with Spirit.
Highlights
- Features a Hopi medicine wheel for ceremonies
- Includes a Native American sweatlodge on site
- Embraces the prophecy of the Eagle and the Condor
- Requires free affiliation with the private Avalon Community
- Offers eco-friendly bathrooms with composting toilets
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Setting
Situated on 6 private acres, Avalon in Mount Shasta directly faces the majestic Mount Shasta, offering a serene and powerful natural backdrop. The land itself is considered sacred, featuring a Hopi medicine wheel for ceremonies and a Native American sweatlodge. Surrounded by silence and natural beauty, it's a place designed for deep connection with the Earth.
Accommodation
Specific details about the lodging are not provided, but the venue includes eco-friendly bathrooms with showers and composting toilets. The exact location is shared after registration, implying a private and secluded setting.
How to get there
The exact location of Avalon in Mount Shasta, which is 35 minutes from town, will be shared with participants after registration. This suggests a private and secluded setting.
Nearest airport: Tulsa International Airport (TUL) (101 km)
Nearest city: Tulsa
Public transport: Contact the center for transport details
Interested in this center? Check availability and upcoming retreats on their official site.
Visit Avalon in Mount Shasta websiteClimate
Climate Zone: Temperate
Best Months: Dec, Feb, Nov
Avoid: Apr, Jun, May
Mount Shasta experiences distinct seasons, with warm, dry summers and cold, snowy winters. Visitors should prepare for varying weather conditions depending on the time of year, especially given the outdoor ceremonial spaces.
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Frequently asked questions
What kind of ceremonies are held at Avalon in Mount Shasta?
The center features a Hopi medicine wheel for ceremonies to the Seven Directions and a Native American sweatlodge, indicating a focus on indigenous and ancestral ceremonial practices.
Is there a specific requirement to participate in retreats at Avalon?
Yes, participation requires a free affiliation with the private Avalon Community, which grants access to all on-site activities. You will receive a link to complete this affiliation after registration.
What are the meal options available during a retreat?
The center offers vegetarian meal options for retreat participants.
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