BY
JAMISON
STOIKE
SPIRITUALITY EXISTS IN MANY FORMS SIMULTANEOUSLY, whether it’s in the
form of a belief in a higher power or a profound connection with one’s deepest, truest
self. Spa, through its unique ability to positively affect a spa-goer’s physical, mental
and emotional wellbeing, is uniquely situated to support the spiri-
tual needs of the world—to help people attain the highest of
human needs: self-actualization.
There’s a lot to gain from more actively incorporating aspects
of spirituality into your spa’s practices—just ask
Cyndi Tryon. Tryon is an internationally-known
medium who has spent the last seven years
working frequently with world-renowned
spas and hoteliers like Four Seasons and
Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts.
I spoke with Tryon recently to learn
more about what she does, and
dive into how she—and spiri-
tuality in general—can
provide unique benefits
to spa-goers.
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