Early in 2008 circumstances changed for Christel and she could no longer afford the time to devote her energy to her original vision of supporting and promoting Body, Mind, Spirit Tourism in South Africa, a country with a major contribution to offer in this field. Essentially the Forum grew and expanded to such an extent that it became too much for any one person to handle part time, so it split into three parts.

Robin and Nadine took over the website because it is perfectly aligned with their personal vision and because of their long involvement in Body, Mind, Spirit, particularly publishing.
They are now the proud owners of the Body, Mind, Spirit Tourism directory in S.A and hope to attract our previous members to sign up with them. Because strength lies in being part of a greater community, they hope to have you again as part of their new exciting family. Click here to view.

For now a FREE membership with a basic listing in a category of your choice is offered, so take this limited opportunity now to submit your name and details. We are particularly encouraging any of those former members on this list. We would like to actively encourage members to promote their business or services through this site particularly those with information on tours, accommodation or any other information of interest to visitors to South Africa.

Later on there will also be opportunities for two levels of Premium Membership with decided advantages for established businesses who wish to grow further. For now the product is unique and we hope it will grow into the premier site for Holistic Tourism.

The Awakening Consciousness Film Club will continue under the able direction of Iain McDonald. Click here to view more details.
The former BMSTF Supper Club, has now become the Holistic Supper Club under the guidance and enthusiasm of Antonet Nirvana Lange.
Email her at antonet-nirvana@intekom.co.za to be included in her mailings.

The Body Mind Spirit Tourism Forum, originally the brainchild of Sheryl Ozinsky, was founded towards the end of 2004, by a group of motivated, like-minded individuals with an interest in holistic living, as well as tourism. The goals of the BMSTF were:
to develop and promote South Africa as a holistic travel destination to local and overseas visitors.
to offer information on what to do, where to stay and who to contact for therapies, massages and extraordinary experiences.
to organise numerous events for like-minded people to learn, interact and expand body, mind and soul.
We started by showing the movie: Indigo in January 2005. Then the popular Holistic Supper Clubs at Erin Hall started where we hosted many fascinating speakers.