Building Bongwoo Tao Meditation Center in Sedona, Arizona
Mission
“We are building a space where true practice can live on”
Bongwoo Tao Living Movement exists to cultivate authentic Tao practice as a living path of healing, awakening, and embodied wisdom.
Rooted in integrity, humility, sincerity, and genuine care for each person’s spiritual journey, our mission is to create a sanctuary in Sedona where Tao is not only taught, but lived.
Through Tao Yoga, Qigong, meditation, and martial arts/self-defense training, we support the harmonious development of body, mind, and consciousness.
Our purpose is to offer a grounded and transformative path that nurtures vitality, longevity, inner clarity, and spiritual awakening.
We are committed to creating a living field of practice where individuals can gather in community, deepen their discipline, rediscover their original light, and embody Tao in everyday life.
We believe that when one person awakens more fully, that light extends into families, communities, and the wider world.
Bongwoo Tao Living Movement exists to serve that awakening — by fostering a sincere, heart-centered, and life-giving practice for this generation and those to come.
Support the Vision
We are now building the foundation for a Bongwoo Tao Meditation Center in Sedona — a sacred space dedicated to authentic Tao practice, healing, meditation, breath training, and spiritual awakening.
This vision cannot be created by one person alone. It is a living movement that grows through the sincerity, generosity, and shared intention of those who feel called to support it.
Your donation helps us move closer to securing a physical space where people can gather, practice, heal, and experience the living wisdom of Tao.
Every contribution, large or small, becomes part of this sacred foundation.
Together, we can create a place where Tao is practiced, embodied, and shared for generations to come.
Thank you for supporting the birth of Bongwoo Tao Meditation Center in Sedona.
If this vision resonate with you, we invite you to walk with us in creating a place where practice can truly take root”
