THE CALL OF SEDONA

This initially self-published New York Times bestseller and word of mouth phenomenon takes readers on a journey through the magical landscape of Sedona, Arizona, mecca to spiritual seekers, and illuminates the path to self-discovery. This book explores the idea of sharing simple meditation that opens readers to a higher purpose and potential.

Lee contends connecting with the magnificence of the Earth can open even the most troubled spirits and uplift consciousness. He writes, “If you need a dream, or if you need to rediscover a dream you’ve lost, come here to Sedona.” Millions are drawn to the majestic red rocks in Sedona each year. But even though this book is set in Sedona, AZ, its audience is not limited to those who are interested in this region. Lee delivers a universal message about the power of connecting with nature, and the book speaks to readers seeking greater fulfillment and deeper meaning in their lives. Lee describes how anyone can empower the self by experiencing the true spirit of Sedona—even without stepping onto Sedona’s soil. From The Celestine Prophecy to Mutant Message Down Under to Hidden Messages in Water, similar books have emerged from the self-publishing community to become huge sellers. Ilchi Lee offers an insightful and deeply spiritual take on the healing power of the earth. He interweaves his fascinating personal story and profound insights into the landscape of Sedona with practical guidance that encourages readers to start their own journey of the heart. Lee is the founder of Dahn Yoga, a school of yoga that integrates Tai Chi, meditation and other mid body training program based on traditional Korean healing. Dahn Yoga training methods have been offered all over the world in corporate, affiliate and franchise locations. But do note this book has no yoga in it.

Lee is the founder of Sedona Mago Retreat, a place for spiritual awakening in the wilderness of Arizona’s red rock country. He also founded and is president of the Korea Institute of Brain Science, the University of Brain Education, the Global Cyber University, and the International Brain Education Association.