90-Day Joy Journey
"I don't feel smothered by my life anymore."
13 Weekly Themes
Music
Interspiritual Language
Movement
What is the Joy Journey?
The 90-Day Joy Journey was designed believing that 5 - 10 minutes a day of engagement with a spiritual practice can qualitatively improve our lives. We all grapple with feelings of overwhelm, exhaustion, stress, anxiety, and depression, often beginning to lose our sense of connection to joy.
With the Joy Journey, we discover that joy can be experienced on a continuum, producing feelings of peace all the way up to the delight we’ve come to associate with the word. We engage with joy as the essence of our being, as a wellspring within that we can learn to draw from at any time.
The Journey leads participants through daily practices over the course of 90 days – nature, journaling, movement, and more via a daily email to their inbox. In addition, participants meet monthly with a spiritual guide, three 60-minute sessions in total, where participants further process their experiences, leaving space for meaning and insights to emerge.
Past participants report tangible change within the first 2 weeks of practice. They speak of increases in their capacity to roll with the ups and downs of life. They find they are able to name which tools work best for them. In short, they begin to see they can experience life more fully again.
At the end of 90 days, participants have been practicing long enough to be able to keep going with what they’ve learned for a lifetime.
Your 90-Day Joy Journey can begin today.
Cost to participate: $300
Includes 90 days of practices and 3 hour-long one-on-one Spiritual Guidance sessions via Zoom.
My Joy Journey
"The difficult just feels...less difficult."
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Participant, Wisconsin
"As I walked the dog, things started to pop out that I was now paying attention to because I had read the reflection for that day."
Participant, California
"I’m now able to acknowledge not only the good but also the bad. I’m more able to endure the ups and downs."
Participant, Ohio
"I was skeptical of the walking exercise, but it helped me resolve an underlying issue."