Institute of Mentalphysics

The Institute of Mentalphysics, founded by Edwin John Dingle, known as Ding Le Mei, in 1928, offers a holistic approach to spiritual development through the practice of Mentalphysics. Located on 400 acres of pristine desert land in Joshua Tree, California, the institute combines ancient wisdom with modern techniques, including breathing exercises, meditation, and diet control, to promote self-realization and mastery of life.

With a rich history rooted in Dingle's extensive travels and studies in Tibet, the Institute serves as a retreat center for individuals seeking spiritual contemplation and training. The unique architecture, influenced by Frank Lloyd Wright, is designed using sacred geometry, enhancing the healing energy of the land and fostering a deep connection to nature.

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