
Before Tibet House owned Menla, Eva Pierrakos established her Center for the Living Force here and gave channeled teachings on spiritual self-transformation from a being she called simply The Guide. Eva’s favorite meditation spot was the old wooden bench that sits at the head of the pond today, having survived every major flood due to hurricanes and tropical storms. The pond is a mystical spot and favorite personal meditation sanctuary. More intrepid guests might take a quick dip in the cold waters on a hot day.
“You know that thing when you think you soul might be finally crushed for good and the nameless, wordless, friendless dread of the city has sucked you dry? Well, this place has the cure. You can help with the grounds and garden, you can yoga and meditate, you can get the best massage in 48 states, you can eat the most delicious vegetarian cuisine, and my favorite, walk the trails and paths through bubbling brooks and over rushing waterfalls and regain your spirit and feel the beat of your heart in time to nature.”
Robbie S.
“EVERYONE I met with was spectacular in service and friendliness. Twan actually waited for me to get down the mountain one evening when his shift was done to ensure my safety. I never experienced this type of commitment and kindness at Omega or Kripalu. I both teach and do a lot of continuing education, and you guys take the cake!”
Michelle Laccadito
“It’s such an amazing and spiritual location–I came back feeling rejuvenated and recharged… It was so very special knowing the place belongs to the Dalai Lama! I loved our room. My favorite things were that there was no TV in the room, the beds were so comfortable, and it was so quiet and relaxing there with the windows opened. The grounds were amazing…”
Magda