The introduction of the film Eat Pray Love starring Julia Roberts this particular August will certainly start a great deal of women thinking about whatever they truly want from daily life and if they're satisfied with their current situation. The film is a true story depending on the memoirs of exactly the same title by Elizabeth Gilbert. Gilbert escapes an unhappy marriage & travels to Italy, India and Indonesia in an attempt to find real balance and harmony in her life in physical terms, emotionally and spiritually.

It is in Bali, Indonesia that the story is wrapped up - Liz ultimately discovers peace within herself and after six weeks of self-imposed abstinence, finds love which is true in the shape of Filipe - a Brazilian ex pat who later becomes the husband of her.

In fact people have been turning to Bali for mental and physical relaxation and spiritual enlightenment for many years and the island is the ideal spot for any individual looking for a relaxing holiday balanced with some real food for the soul. Bali offers all that you would expect from your tropical holiday destination - gorgeous white sand beaches, fantastic food and drink, accommodation ranging from simple inexpensive bungalows to five star resorts and there's definitely no lack of sightseeing opportunities.

Some people prefer just for treatment of the island as a great place to get a beach holiday however, it's a lot more to offer. The Balinese people adhere to a devout kind of Hinduism and this important aspect of everyday life is impossible to ignore inside the thousands of temples which dot the island and the daily offering ritual which could be found anywhere on the island. This strong culture and religion offers the most perfect backdrop for anyone trying to find a spiritual escape.

Along with attending temple ceremonies and getting to are aware of the local people (who are much more than prepared to involve outsiders throughout their culture), visitors to Bali is able to engage in yoga and meditation classes both as and when they feel like it and on a full-time yoga retreat. There are lots of yoga and meditation facilities across the island however, the very best selection would be to be located in Ubud - the identical village where Liz spent her time in the book.

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