Super Moon and New Horizons

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Summer rain!  The most beautiful time in the desert. Life remains dormant and quiet until the blessing of water hits the ground. In a matter of hours the desert comes alive. Everything awakens to the dance of life, a dance spiraling with intensity. Life is fast as water does not remain for long. So the sense of here and now is exemplary in the tiniest flowers close to the ground to the abundant insects and mammals that come out of their hiding caves and live life to the fullest!





The Fall will soon be here and with it new activities at La Duna. 




We will host our annual Yoga Retreat with Karen and Natalie Lindenberg

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And the star gazing nights and Lunadas will be back under our beautiful night sky



Stay tuned soon we will have our Fall calendar ready!


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