People from all different walks of life and spiritual traditions, consistently state that there is something
​sacred and special about this land.

​Heaven On Earth Farm is a 30 acre plus property at the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Pickens County, SC. It is surrounded by protected lands and is home to abundant wildlife. Despite being only minutes from downtown Pickens, it is a secluded, private, and peaceful property. It nestles at the base of Glassy Mountain, a designated Heritage Trust Site, as it is home to rare plant species. The pristine waters of Town Creek flow through it.

Shelly Smith has owned the property for over 20 years. The peaceful, healing power of the mountain and its adjoining properties, inspired her to start seeing clients and hold healing retreats on the property. That's when Nature's Way Home was born. 

People from all different walks of life and spiritual traditions, consistently state that there is something sacred and special about this land. It has helped hundreds of people reconnect with themselves, the truth of who they are, and what's really important.
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Heaven On Earth Farm is only 30 minutes from downtown Greenville, SC and a little over 30 minutes from Clemson, SC.

(All but one photograph on this website, [the one with the bald guy looking at a lake:] were taken on the property).

The address used to access the property isn't advertised in order to protect the privacy of Ms. Smith, her clients, and the property. Once you have registered for an event or scheduled your first appointment, you will be given directions.
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What Clients Say:

​I've been wanting to tell you this all week . . . something BIG happened in that pasture last Saturday. I felt it that day, but I didn't realize how big it was until the days following. And, I just hope that doesn't sound too corny, because I know it's real. I just don't know what to do with it. All I can say is. . . there's some powerful mojo in that pasture. SA, age 47

​I know without a doubt that I would have never gotten this far, sitting in an office. JD, age 53

It's a shame I have to pay you to make sure that I take time to sit in nature and be quiet for awhile. PB, age 51