Veterans healing trauma through mindfulness
PPI is honored to help sponsor veterans’ retreats run by the non-profit Veterans’ Path. Learn more about these retreats and how mindfulness practice is used by Veterans Path and the VA…
Finding peace in nature
Everyone should have the opportunity to step away from their ordinary busy life, to find a quiet space for renewal and exploration. Whether your preference is for forest-bathing, yoga in the morning sun or power-walking, the 485 acres at PPI await your exploration. Since not everyone has time for a seven-day vision quest or hiking the […]
A place for all to gather — how to rent our space
We host all kinds of groups — veterans, environmental activists, 12-steppers, meditators, student leaders, spiritual seekers, yoga practitioners, team-builders, community elders, nonprofit entrepreneurs, choirs, healthcare practitioners or specialist research groups.
Principles of permaculture
Care for the earth, care for the people, and return of the surplus.
What does ‘eco-friendly’ mean for a retreat center?
Being a ‘green’ lodging means taking a long-term, comprehensive view of how our resources are used and how our hospitality activity affects the environment.
Tibetan Buddhism at PPI
The residential community at PPI maintains a strong daily practice of prayer and study through its affiliation with the Tibetan Buddhist organization Chagdud Gonpa Ati Ling that is based at PPI.
The Art of ‘Forest-Bathing’
Research has shown that spending just an hour or so in the woods can offer benefits such as reducing stress, lowering blood pressure and boosting the immune system.
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