A Perpetual Spiritual Scavenger Hunt

I say this with a heartfelt smile of deep love and gratitude for all I have been blessed to experience during my last nine years in Ubud, Bali. I have no mixed feelings about Bali. I love it, and when I return in January 2027, it will be for as long as she will have me. She is my one true love.

Now, saying I have no mixed feelings about Bali, does not mean I am unaware of all the pitfalls that await those who come looking for miracles without clarity of their own dreams and desires.

Bali can be like Hollywood California in its glory days, when young boys and girls with stars in their eyes and a certain naivety about life, would get off busses and planes thinking that their dream of a leading role in a movie was theirs for the taking. All they had to do was find the right acting class, find an agent, go on auditions and, as they say, the rest is history:)

In quite the same way, Bali has its own unique challenges awaiting its guests. There is a shaman on every corner, a healer in every taxi, and a Reiki master or ten in every cafe. There are more yoga studios in Ubud, than marijuana dispensaries in Los Angeles.

And there is more beauty and inspiration on any day driving down any road, than you can imagine. It’s hard to put into words.

Come to Bali with open eyes and an open heart, and you are well on your way to the unlimited possibilities that are there for you.

The beaches are amazing. The yoga is intense, uplifting and healing. And if you are patient, kind, and honest about what you are looking for, you will find it. And you will find the right teachers, the right healers and the right everything .
Full moons will never be the same once you have taken part in a full moon ceremony at an ashram or the Pyramids of Chi.
Friendships will be profound if you let them be.

You can come to Bali to sit on a beach with a cold beer, or you can come to find out more about who you really are and maybe the purpose in your life that has been under wraps for far too long. Either choice is perfectly acceptable. Just make the one that resonates deep in your heart.

Namaste,
Peace and Love
Ram Ram