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Early bird pricing ends May 1st, 2024.

A $500 deposit is required to hold your space and is non-refundable after June 21st, 2024.

Full balance must be paid by September 1st, 2024.

Deposits are non-refundable after June 21st, 2024.

Any cancellations made after June 21st and before September 1st, 2024 will be refunded their total payment amount, minus their deposit.

After September 1st, 2024, any cancellations will not be refunded.

Participants are encouraged to carpool however there will be enough space to park all vehicles if carpooling is not an option.

Participants must arrive on Thursday between 4-6PM and depart on Tuesday between 9-10AM.

Rooms are available on a first come first serve basis and we will do everything we can to get you into the room you want! At the time you send your deposit, just let us know in an email your preference we will do our best to accomodate you. Note that most participants will share a bathroom. There are 4 bathrooms in the house.

No problem! We will send a survey before the immersion to collect information on your dietary restrictions, requests, etc.

Alcohol will not be provided with dinner, and we encourage sobriety during this immersion, however, we will allow participants to bring their own alcoholic beverages as long as they are consumed responsibly.

The same is true for marijuana.

Note that participants will be given an opportunity to consume alcoholic or NA beverages in a ritual ceremony on closing evening.

Yoga Nidrā

Yoganidrā is an ancient meditative tradition that originated in India. The Sanskrit word ‘nidrā’ means sleep and while this practice does resemble sleep, it should not be mistaken for physical sleep. It is a practice of Pratyāhāra (sense withdrawal) which allows one to be in a meditative place to enter a state of consciousness between wakefulness and sleep. It is a practice which reduces our awareness of the external world and thus allows us to go deeper within ourselves, to discover the True Self and free one from the pain and separation which the ego houses.

Mauna

Mauna is the sanskrit word for “silence.” Observing vows of silence can be a deeply transformative and introspective path; it is highly useful in increasing a practitioner's ability to concentrate and ultimately, to evoke a sense of inner quietude. We will observe 1 day of silence on the immersion and have several other opportunities for shorter silent meditations.

Tantra

The term tantra literally means “to weave.” Tantra is an often overlooked or forgotten yogic path of knowledge. Tantra in the West has been misperceived as equivalent to sex or texts such as The Kama Sutra, which has no connection to tantra at all.

An immersion is the act or instance of being immersed, and to immerse means to engage wholly or deeply — to absorb. That is exactly what this experience is, an absorption. Together we will engage deeply with yoga. We will delve into the roots, traditions, and philosophies that make up this practice we admire and appreciate so much. This is not a “retreat” focused on luxury and relaxation, but is an immersion into the depths of yoga, silence, and self-discovery. Expect to challenge yourself a little bit… this will take your practice to a new level!