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When I was growing up here back in the late 1960s Santa Fe, Taos and Boulder were known as the “Three Sister Cities of Cosmic Consciousness.” Santa Fe has changed a lot since the time of the hippies but many of the same like-minded people continue to be drawn to the city. Whether you’re interested in working out, meditating, or more intellectual pursuits, you’ll find your niche here in Santa Fe.
Astarte Healing – Southside – astartehealing.com
Amma Center of New Mexico – Southeast Santa Fe – amma.org/groups/north-america/amma-center-new-mexico-0
Ark Bookstore – Railyard – arkbooks.com
The Celebration – Southside – facebook.com/thecelebrationsf
Prana Blessings Metaphysical Shop – Midtown – pranablessings.com
Eckankar Religion of the Light and Sound of God – South Capitol – eckankar-nm.org
Genesis Sound Bath Healing – 38 minutes north of Santa Fe – originnewmexico.com/genesis-sound-bath-healing/
Kirtan – Santa Fe Area – jivaanandayoga.org/kirtan-meditation
Oneness Diksha Santa Fe – Different Locations –facebook.com/groups/501878609848705
San Miguel Mission – Plaza Area – sanmiguelchapel.org
Santa Fe Center for Spiritual Living – South Capitol – santafecsl.org
Santa Fe Sound and Healing Energy – Santa Fe Area – meetup.com/The-Santa-Fe-Sound-and-Energy-Healing-Group/events
School of Sacred Somatics – Railyard – mogadaoinstitute.com
Unitarian Universalist Santa Fe – uusantafe.org
Vedic Chant Center – vedicchantcenter.org
Santa Fe, which means the City of Holy Faith in Spanish, is steeped in spirituality. In 2016 I wrote, The History of Spirituality in Santa Fe. It’s the first and only book every published that highlights all aspects of spirituality in Santa Fe and the surrounding areas. Everyone I interviewed for that book, whether it was the Baptists, Buddhists or New-Agers, when asked why they were drawn to Santa Fe they all said that it was because of the city’s mountain vortex. To learn more about the plethora of spirituality in Santa Fe read my book:
Here’s a list of some the major religious groups located in the Santa Fe for a complete list please refer to my book.
Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi – Catholic -505-982-5619 – cbsfa.org
The Church of Holy Faith – Episcopal – 505-982-2447 – holyfaithchurchsf.org
First Presbyterian Church – 505-982-8544 – fpcsantafe.org
St. John’s United Methodist Church – South Capital – 505-982-5397 –sjumcsantafe.org
Immanuel Lutheran Church – South Capital – 505- 983-7568 – ilc-sfnm.360unite.com
Temple Beth Shalom – Jewish – South Capital – 505-982-1376 – sftbs.org
Universalist Unitarian – Spiritual – South Capital – 505-982-9674- uusantafe.org
Chabad Jewish Center – South Capital – 505-983-2000 – uusantafe.org
United Church of Santa Fe – Protestant Christian – Southside- 505-988-3295 – unitedchurchofsantafe.org
Upaya Institute & Zen Center- Zen Buddhism – North of Santa Fe plaza – 505-986-8518 – upaya.org
Phema Khandro Ling Center – Mahayana Nyingma Buddhism – South Capital – ewam.org
Thubten Norbu Ling Buddhist Center- Mahayana Gelug Buddhism – 505-660-7056 – Midtown – tnlsf.org
Kagyu Shenpen Kunchab Center – Mahayana Kagyu Buddhism – Southside- 505-471-1152 nobletruth.org
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