Yolessa Lawrinnce & Hansori Keliikuli Dance at The Call of Sedona Launch
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On August 20, 2011, over 240 people gathered at the launch and book signing of Ilchi Lee’s latest book, The…
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Sedona’s Rhythm Opens The Call of Sedona Book Launch
Sedona’s Rhythm, a drum group specializing in traditional Korean drumming, performed a number at the launch of Ilchi Lee’s latest…
Close Encounters of the Soul Kind
A Meeting You must not absentmindedly pass by even a single wildflower that you meet in the mountain. Think of…
The Call of Sedona Book Launch Celebrates Sedona's Spirit
By the Editor Most Sedona residents are aware of the Sedona Mago Healing Center, Mago Café, Sedona Mago Retreat, Sedona…
A New Welfare Paradigm
The greatest Tao in this world is welfare. The Korean word for welfare is “bokji.” It combines the characters for…
At Lake Powell
At 4 am, the day dawns at Lake Powell. Several carp that are up early flop above the surface of…
Listen to the Call of Sedona
Living in Sedona for the past sixteen years, I’ve often noticed how a lot of times when people come to…
Find Your Light Within
The Light of LifeParticles Our actual True Self is no small being. It is big, bright, and beautiful. At the…
Lake Powell: Becoming an Earth Human
Almost four hours from Sedona is a lake that formed when the Glen Canyon Dam was built in 1963. This…
The Call of Sedona
In Ilchi Lee’s newest book, start a journey of spiritual growth and awakening as you follow him in his discovery of the wonders of Sedona, Arizona, a place steeped in earth wisdom. Release the past on the banks of Oak Creek and find a vision of the future among the red rock mountains dotted with cacti and juniper. You will find profound insights about making a true connection with your heart and nature, as well as much practical guidance for experiencing the spirit of Sedona. For more information about this book and ways you can experience Sedona as Ilchi Lee did, please visit CallofSedona.com.
When Everyone Practices Meditation
Mainstream Meditation There are good thoughts and there are bad thoughts. You can also imagine something good or imagine something…
To the Flowers
My poem, “To the flowers,” comes from a desperate desire for awakening, through flowers, to the mind of the Creator…