Peace of mind is something everyone is looking for these days. Spirituality and serenity are some perceived pathways towards peace of mind. There are some places in the world where even the aura will take you to the path of peace of mind. In this blog, Rubina Ratnakar lists 5 spiritual places that you can visit
The first place on our list is a beautiful city in India, Varanasi. It is located on the banks of the holy river, Ganga. It is also known as the Spiritual Heart of India. This is the place where Buddhism was founded. All the Buddhists and the Hindus pray together at this place. Bodies are cremated openly in the water at this place. You will experience a whole new idea of life and death at this place.
The second on our list is Cape Reinga, located on the Northern Island of New Zealand. It is a sacred place for the Maori people. Do you know that they do not allow anyone to eat at Cape Reinga? They do so because they want to maintain the spirituality of the place. You can see the beautiful waves crashing the shore. It is believed that the Cape is used by the deceased Maori to leave the world and enter the afterlife.
The next is the Borobudur, located on Java island or Indonesia. It is a structure built with two million stone blocks. The structure forms the shape of a giant mandala, symbolizing a perfect universe. It is said that the worshippers should around climb the structure clockwise for Nirvana.
The next on our list is the Dead Sea of Israel. It is a lake located a half-hour sail from Jerusalem. The water of the lake is said to be 10 times saltier than any other lake. This location is assumed to be a healing place as it is rich in minerals and salts. It has been seen to be treating problems as small as skin rashes and as big as arthritis.
On number 5 we have, Sedona in Arizona. The area is called a cathedral without walls. It was a very sacred place for the Native Americans. One can experience a number of wellness activities like spa, yoga, meditation, mindfulness, alternative medicine, and aura readings.
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