Welcome to the teachings of Don Miguel Ruiz, renowned spiritual guide and internationally bestselling author. Don Miguel has spent decades taking sacred journeys throughout the world, enlightening thousands of students through his words and his presence. Now, accompanied by his inspired family of messengers, Don Miguel has turned his attention to new creative projects. Explore these pages to learn more about Don Miguel and the teachings of past and present Toltecs. Deepen your spiritual experience.
Help him change the world by integrating this unique wisdom into your personal dream!

Get to know the Teachers
Each of these remarkable teachers has a distinct voice and style that expresses their individual art. Delivered from separate and unique perspectives, the Toltec message will resonate with seekers at every level of awareness.
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Don Jose Ruiz
Author & Speaker
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Don Miguel Ruiz Jr.
Author & Speaker
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Barbara Emrys
Author & Speaker
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Aaron Landman
Toltec Teacher, Programs Director
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Karla Ruiz
Toltec Teacher, Coaching, Programs Coordinator
Upcoming Events
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The Art of Authentic Living: A Day Retreat with don Miguel Ruiz Jr. & don Jose Ruiz
August 9, 2026
Join don Miguel Ruiz Jr. and don Jose Ruiz for a rare and meaningful day immersed in Toltec wisdom, guided practices, storytelling, and heartfelt conversation.
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A Sacred Journey into the Dream of Life
August 29, 2026
Enter into the house of the Art of dreams for a transformative two-hour experience exploring the art of becoming the creator of your own life.
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In the Spotlight
What’s New?
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You’re Already Creating
When we think about creating our lives, it’s easy to imagine that creation begins with a decision. We picture a new career, a new relationship, a move across the country, or some bold leap that changes everything. We tend to believe that life is shaped by the big moments, the ones that are easy to…
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Creativity Dies Waiting
I’ve spent a lot of time waiting to feel ready. Ready to share more, create more, be seen in a different way. I think part of me believed there would eventually be this moment when something clicked, and I would suddenly feel completely confident and know exactly what I was doing.


