
What we’re about
A Nonprofit Organization
Welcome to Dawn: A Center for Stillness and Peace. Dawn, a sanctuary to reconnect with that still, small voice within, and attune more deeply to the heartbeat of our Mother, the Earth. Located on 100+ acres of sacred land near Jones Gap State Park in South Carolina. Only 35 minutes from Greenville, SC and 54 minutes from Asheville, NC.
(Please note that most events have over 30 attendees, many who are not on meetup)
Dawn began with a powerful vision of First Light, that beckons us to become one within and with all Life. Today, Dawn is cultivating a community of individuals who share that same vision. At DAWN you belong – you are safe.
Our Purpose
As a center for stillness and peace, Dawn invites guests to quiet the external noise and distractions of the world, access their inner wisdom, and uncover that still, small voice within. Through silent retreats, classes, and events, our sanctuary offers guests an opportunity to observe the rhythm of nature, connect with the heart of the world, and foster a greater reverence for life.
Offerings
Events ~ From Meditations, Silent Retreats, Workshops, Drum Circles, Labyrinth Walks, and much more.
Visit dawnretreatcenter.org to learn more and register for events. Most of our events are Free with donations greatly appreciated. Some events offer free childcare as well (please see each event details)
Our center is in the gorgeous mountains of Cleveland, SC and exact directions will be given to members as they register at our website.
Email: info@dawnretreatcenter.org
Upcoming events
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*Waitlist* Joe Dispenza Meditation Group - Dawn at Greenville Location
Location not specified yet*SOLD OUT - please join the waitlist at our website*
Most attendees are outside of Meetup
Seating Limited to 20 and Registration Required
Donations Appreciated
This will be held at the Dawn in Greenville, SC locationJoin us at Dawn in Greenville located at 8 Clarendon Avenue, Greenville, SC for a one-hour, indoor group meditation, guided by the recorded teachings of Joe Dispenza and facilitated by Rev. Nancy Neal.
In the shared stillness, our individual intentions amplify, creating a space for deeper connection, clarity, and transformation. For information about Joe Dispenza visit drjoedispenza.com.
Depending on the specific meditation we will sit in chairs or will be lying on the floor. Blankets provided and you are welcome to bring additional items for comfort.There are 1 additional date for this group. Please register separately.
11/16.If you have any questions at all do not hesitate to email us at info@dawnretreatcenter.org or message us on meetup.
*This is a rain or shine event and is held indoors.
QUESTIONS? feel free to email us at info@dawnretreatcenter.org
2 attendeesWalk the Labyrinth - a Dawn Event at a private Greenville, SC Location.
153 Fall Creek Rd, Marietta, SC, US20-30 People outside of Meetup typically attend this event.
#### The labyrinth is not a maze. There are no wrong turns. Just one winding path that leads inward to the center… and then gently brings us back out again.
#### 🌿 Walking the Labyrinth — Sunday, November 2 | 3–5 PM | at a private Greenville, SC location
REGISTER HERE
On Sunday November 2 from 3pm – 5pm we’ll gather to walk a labyrinth — slowly, intentionally — in a beautiful setting in Greenville, SC.
The labyrinth is not a maze. There are no wrong turns. Just one winding path that leads inward to the center… and then gently brings us back out again.
Do you need a safe space to fully acknowledge all you and your loved ones have lived through this past month or year? Is there a special person you would like to honor, to give the gift of holding them in your thoughts and prayers? We welcome you. And we invite you to this very unique gathering in Greenville.
Come walk the labyrinth.
A labyrinth walk is a form of moving meditation that can facilitate grieving and provide an opening for healing. “Walking the labyrinth clears the mind and gives insight into the spiritual journey,” states Dr. Lauren Artress, author of Walking a Sacred Path. It helps us realize that we are not human beings on a spiritual path but spiritual beings on a human path. Join us for this very special gathering to honor our ancestors and set intentions for our own journey in this lifetime. This year we have the special opportunity to walk a beautiful private labyrinth in Greenville.
What should I bring?
All that is required is your beautiful self. Some enjoy bringing a journal as a way to process what they have experienced after walking the labyrinth. The setting is outdoors in nature so bring anything you’d like to make yourself comfortable such as a hat, sunglasses, jacket, gloves or blanket. There is room to ground yourself and chairs are provided.*Note: this event is not held at Dawn Retreat Center. Register to get the private Greenville, SC address and directions. Children 16 and older are welcomed.
3 attendees*Waitlist* Joe Dispenza Meditation Group - Dawn at Greenville Location
Location not specified yet*SOLD OUT* Please join our waitlist at our website.
Most attendees are outside of Meetup
Seating Limited to 20 and Registration Required
Donations Appreciated
This will be held at the Dawn in Greenville, SC locationJoin us at Dawn in Greenville located at 8 Clarendon Avenue, Greenville, SC for a one-hour, indoor group meditation, guided by the recorded teachings of Joe Dispenza and facilitated by Rev. Nancy Neal.
In the shared stillness, our individual intentions amplify, creating a space for deeper connection, clarity, and transformation. For information about Joe Dispenza visit drjoedispenza.com.
Depending on the specific meditation we will sit in chairs or will be lying on the floor. Blankets provided and you are welcome to bring additional items for comfort.Stay tuned for additional dates in the new year.
If you have any questions at all do not hesitate to email us at info@dawnretreatcenter.org or message us on meetup.
*This is a rain or shine event and is held indoors.
QUESTIONS? feel free to email us at info@dawnretreatcenter.org
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