Yoga & Meditation Retreats
Vrinidavan, India - The Destination for our 2019 Retreat.
Shannon and Gabi, our retreat leaders.
Retreats are a huge passion of mine. I believe we always come back more connected to our Self and our Source. Being on retreat allows you to be in a state that reveals clarity, release, acceptance, and love. I used to go on retreats to “find myself” and what I found is going on retreat reminds me each year I am okay, exactly as I am.
There is a Sanskrit Word, Purnatva. Purnatva means whole, full. My favorite definition is - having what you need and needing what you have. What a gift!
We run our retreats around getting deep into the culture and experience of wherever we are visiting. I always try to pick places where we will do things that may not be typical in our daily lives (zip lining, volcano boarding, writing on temples with cow dung , cenote swimming, surfing, etc.).
Recently we have been doing a Vrindavan, India retreat, which is a gift beyond my ability to form accurate words. Leaning the history of yoga, experiencing Yoga in its fullness, immersing in the culture, and being bathed in Bhakti (love and devotion) while seeing the reality of poverty as well. India has my heart, and each time we go, I watch it unexpectedly fill the hearts of our participants. This is beyond words, beyond, expectation, beyond preparation. It is Beyond. And in that space, you will meet and embrace You.
There is a Sanskrit Word, Purnatva. Purnatva means whole, full. My favorite definition is - having what you need and needing what you have. What a gift!
We run our retreats around getting deep into the culture and experience of wherever we are visiting. I always try to pick places where we will do things that may not be typical in our daily lives (zip lining, volcano boarding, writing on temples with cow dung , cenote swimming, surfing, etc.).
Recently we have been doing a Vrindavan, India retreat, which is a gift beyond my ability to form accurate words. Leaning the history of yoga, experiencing Yoga in its fullness, immersing in the culture, and being bathed in Bhakti (love and devotion) while seeing the reality of poverty as well. India has my heart, and each time we go, I watch it unexpectedly fill the hearts of our participants. This is beyond words, beyond, expectation, beyond preparation. It is Beyond. And in that space, you will meet and embrace You.