What a life changer!! What an incredible time I had with Anahata. Empowerment and Awakening…read morecourse was so informative, it will change every relationship in my life! I was then blessed with a private session where I received healing and an understanding about something I have struggled with my whole life. Anahata approaches everything with love, compassion and respect. She has given me a Confidence about myself that I really wasn't expecting. She is an angel on earth and I highly recommend her services! Anahata, thank you again.. you have changed my life!

Anahata is A BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL soul. She speaks 100% from the heart and creates space to help…read moreour clients heal & be vulnerable. We spent two days with her through a group retreat and it was completely LIFE CHANGING. I cannot thank Anahata enough for her genuineness, compassion, patience, and wisdom in helping me recognize my own self-limiting beliefs, fears, and doubts that are holding me back from reaching my potential. Not only that, she gave us tools from her quantum leap program in addressing these beliefs and helped me understand how to refocus my attention on my goals. I walked away feeling reenergized, confident, and most of all reawakened by my purpose and it was ALL because of Anahata. If you're looking to re-energize your soul or get clarity on your life's purpose.... look no further. Contact Anahata TODAY and take charge of your life. She will deliver 100000% and SO much more. Namaste.

I took a cont. education class here for my massage license and loved it! Beth-Ellen Zang is a great…read moreteacher and practictioner. She organized the 3 day class nicely in her comfortable studio classroom. We stayed on track and all our abilities were stregthened. The class was Propioceptive Listening, and I use the skills I learned in her class everyday. The cost was below what I've paid for similiar classes. I will definately take another course with Beth-Ellen.

One of the best massage schools in the country IMO! I went to this school in 2011 and had an…read moreamazing experience. I've been licensed in 5 different states and gone to 6 schools plus done over 12 continuing education programs and this was by far the best! Nancy and her teachers are truly incredible, engaged, and present. I'd learned technical skills that I still use. We also worked with truly listening to the client and developing our selves and skills as an art form. I've had many clients tell me that I gave them the best massage ever and I know this school was a foundation for that. Excellent program, presentation, and fun! I'm so grateful for my time there and the lifelong friends I made there as well. Highly recommended!!!

I went to this school a few years ago. It was a really life changing experience. I made some very…read moregood friends who I consider family now. You go through so many changes. The instructors are wonderful and when you are done with the class you are ready to either start your own business or get a job in the field of massage. The price of of the class was also great. They also help with housing if you are not local. I do recommend checking the school out if you are interested in learning the art of massage.

Hello Drunvalo and group, I want to become a certified…read moreteacher for "living from the sacred place in the heart" I live in Buenos Aires Argentina and I speak fluent English and Spanish. or I can take the course by internet if it is available. Viola is giving classes? Hoping to hear from you soon. With Warm regards, Sofia

I have been on a spiritual joirney that led me to Drunvalo Melchzedek's teaching. The whole…read moreexperience from the beginning to the end was life changing. The work was enlightening and completely different when done in the group setting. The whole atmosphere was just lovely as everyone was engaging. I could not have been better treated nby the staff. I would recommend this to anyone.

I wanted to take a moment to tell you about my recent school experience with How 2 Educate Real…read moreEstate School. The classes are offered during the week and weekend. This made it easy for me to fit classes into my hectic schedule of raising a child and working. One of my favorite parts about my instructor's teaching style is we were free to ask questions regarding the material and our own personal real estate experiences. I felt my instructor, Kathy, cared so much and took the time to make sure each one of the students in my class understood the more complex topics. Since everyone learns differently there were days that this was not an easy task. I have never met someone with such patience and incredible knowledge of real estate. Her class set up was incredibly conducive for me to learn the enormous amount of real estate material! Kathy is the reason I felt so prepared for the state exam (and yes I passed the 1st time, woohoo!) and further more to practice real estate! Just wanted to give a big shout out and thanks to Kathy and How 2 Educate Real estate school!

I registered for this class and drove from Flagstaff to Sedona to attend the first session and…read morelet's just say it was 8 hours I'll never get back. Honestly, I found the "teacher" to be condescending, unprofessional and sexist. I showed up promptly at 9am and the doors were locked...only to have her show up at 9:20am. She explained that the class could start anywhere from 9am to 9:30am. I thought...fine...that gives me extra time to drive down the hill to attend classes in the future. However, rather than apologize for being late she told me she would obviously have to teach me how to relax. At the time, I thought that was an odd comment but it later proved to be just the tip of the iceberg. She prepared for the class by making some coffee so I chatted with her and asked her how many people would be showing up today and asked her a question about some of the materials she sent me a couple days earlier. She stopped me mid sentence and asked me why men always want to get things done yesterday and always want to hurry through everything and never want to put in the time to do things right! I was stunned. And she continued...men try to explain things with 3 words and women take the time to give you much more detail. Okay...this is getting stranger by the minute...but maybe she just didn't have her morning coffee. Next, she asked me for my gmail address so she could email me a set of reading materials. I explained that I didnt have gmail and that i used a corporate address through outlook and i couldn't access my outlook email on the class computer. She then said that in addition to teaching me how to relax...she would obviously have to teach me about computing as well and help move me into the 21st century. Condescending...No? The final straw was during a question and answer session. Her correct answers were not the same as her own answer key and i was trying to figure out is the correct answer A or B. Frankly, I didn't care whether it was A or B or both...but i wanted to know for sure. I pointed this issue out to her on 3 separate occasions and she ignored my attempt to clarify. When it happened again she finally demanded...not asked...demanded me to step outside so we could talk. I am a 49 year old MAN with 2 degrees and a business i've run for 20 years...not a 10 year old child. I told her i had enough of the abusive, sexist, condescending and unprofessional behavior and told her I was quitting her class. To her credit she offered me my money back immediately. Can i give this class zero stars? I would if i could.

Prior to a recent visit to Sedona I looked for an accomplished local photographer who could help me…read morefind the optimum locations from which to shoot the beautiful landscapes of the area. I found Larry -- BINGO! :) He's easily accessible via his web site and our communication was very good. We scheduled an early morning and evening session on the same day. Larry knows the turf and guided me to several great vistas. He also made a number of extremely helpful suggestions vis-a-vis techniques. His local knowledge is tremendous -- exactly what I was looking for. At one point I recall he said "your optimum time will be in roughly five minutes." He was exactly right. A few minutes after that time the scene was still beautiful but had changed significantly. At this point I plan to return next year. Larry will receive a call from me. :)

From the owner: In your private Sedona Photo workshop you will learn to create engaging compositions during the…read morebest light on the red rocks in Sedona including a sunset or sunrise. You will gain a variety of useful tips and grow more confident in your photography skills.

If shops that peddle crystals, geodes, and related things in the spiritual space aren't for you…read moreperhaps you're more of a "Sedona Arts Center" customer. I certainly am. Sedona's shops have so much of the above-mentioned stuff, coupled with commercial art that did little for me, that I made sure to get myself here when I learned of it. Although I entered right about the time they closed, the friendly worker in the space - an artist herself - helpfully let me stay until I was through enjoying the wide variety of art on display. There's not a ton of art to see but just enough to restore my faith that the artists of Sedona aren't all peddling stuff that looks like what I was seeing in the shops. Once done viewing this ever-changing and varied collection of well-priced works I was invited through another door to see the figurative works that a recent class had been creating. If I ever find myself living in Sedona I've no doubt that Sedona Arts Center is a place with which I'd have more than a passing relationship. If you're an art lover, make some time to enjoy it.

It's great that Sedona has committed to local artists and artisans by opening an Arts Center. When…read morewe visited there was an exhibit called Que Hermoso that was alright. I would've liked to have seen more sold from these three artists on consignment. The Sedona Arts Center also offers classes and that's a great community service to keep the arts thriving in Sedona!

Dear Photography students/professionals/amateurs, If you…read moreare going to Sedona or a greatly photogenic place at all and you are NOT doing a photography tour/workshop, you are a damned fool!!!! Because I was one - I thought I could get my pro level photos battling with the tourists for that "one shot" of the Cathedral Rock...well you know what? Cathedral Rock is a big yawn!!! You want a LOCAL source who is also a true professional. Someone like Dave. Who began taking pro photos in the days of film, and understands light and photography like no other. Oh he won't tell you what the "right" way is - no no!!! But better: Dave will show you how to discover what YOUR style is, in a small, personalized workshop where he covers everything from low light, harsh light, feathery water, rocks, macro, abstract, street photography, and even gear, photo hacks, Lightroom solutions, tripod set ups, what other little things to do/think about, and really --- he will even make you lunch if you're working with him for a full day. How can you ask for more??? Dave just bought a new SUV - and it is super clean and comfortable to take you to those little-known areas to shoot your photos. We went to Oak Creek past Sedona a little. Not being from there I would NEVER have known it was there. Dave even went so far as to hike down to the water's edge (no small feat!!!!!) and throw buckets of water at the creek rocks to give YOU the BEST photo!!!!! I personally so valued my time with Dave that I gave him a large tip - and I think you should too. It is one on one time, not like the other photo workshops in Sedona where you sit in a van with 10 other amateurs, the driver stops and points at the sight you should take a photo of, then you get back into the van. Is that what you really want? If so - don't go to Dave. Go to the half priced cheap tour where you get what you pay for!!!! Dave happens to do excellent workshops all around Phoenix, Scottsdale, as well as Yosemite and Olympia National Park in Oregon. I am looking forward to seeing him again for his Light painting workshop in Scottsdale soon. If you're serious about photography, go to Dave while you're in Sedona/Cottonwood/Jerome/Phoenix/Scottsdale/Flagstaff . Also, follow his instagram at journey.in.common for inspirational ideas on photography, and to see him at work. Dave is a wonderful human being, kind, courteous, and hilarious, as well as hands-on, not afraid to get dirty, let's pack all we can into our time together kind of guy. I've made a friend, and I'm so glad of it. Thank you Dave.

I never operated a professional camera before. Trip was very well-organized, catered to my needs,…read moreand comfortable. Quality of instruction was awesome and made learning easy. David Westfall goes out off his way for his clients and is very passionate about what he does.