Meditation and recovery tour at South Korea's Godowon Healing Center


There is a "Morning Message from Godowon", starting the day for 3.6 million people with short messages containing meaningful messages and stories every morning. Godowon Healing Center is a meditation for recovery that was built by the author Godowon with donations from members. Its center is located in the Jajubongsan forest in Chungju, reminiscent of a small village with more than 10 buildings scattered in unique colors throughout the forest.


These buildings have been built one by one from donations since its opening in 2009, used for accommodation, meditation rooms, libraries and food laboratories with character-filled designs. They have more than beautiful designs. The building, built carefully and environmentally friendly with straw and red clay, can even give you health. In the "white sky house", ger-type meditation makes you feel very clear sound with amplification, you feel calm with meditation.


In the "sharing house", you can feel happy eating with a table full of food available based on the season. In the "dream library", which contains books donated by the founder and members. When you listen to the sound of the wind when sitting in an open air bath in the Ongdalsaem green spa, which is made from red clay, natural rock and pine trees, it feels like all the fatigue that has accumulated in the body and soul is gone.


Stay at Ongdalseam, Feel a Pause for a Moment, The essence of Godowon Healing Center is meditation. This really saves time for urban people who are very busy to produce energy that is full of love and gratitude from meditating. The most impressive is when the time "stops", when you stop all work and have time to sink with the signals. You must stop walking and move with signals even if you walk in the forest with a "morning guide" that guides meditation. If you stop, you can hear the sounds of birds, wind, fallen leaves, and breath from your neighbors clearly. After doing several exercises, you can hear the sounds of nature, and finally hear the sound of your own heart.



This signal can also stop you even in the middle of eating. You can feel the combination of food in your mouth and feel the delicious aroma of the food in front of you. This pause gives you feelings and impressions that cannot be described.
If you want an experience of one night or more, you can take the "Ongs" program, Ongdalsaem lodging. The Ongs program has seven different choices for specific programs based on preferences with foods that can bring people to life and relax meditation in nature. If you have a complex relationship with someone, "Mung stay", the place where you are recommended not to communicate with people and is full of silence.


"Food stay" to revitalize a tired body with organic and natural dishes with special healthy recipes or "spa fasting stay", to eliminate gluttony and empty the body and soul properly. All Ongs programs have unique characteristics. At first glance, this program looks solemn, but if you experience it personally, you can find your true self with a serious approach and also valuable and unexpected lessons.

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