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Comprehensive transformational program
Back into the Flow
Resetting the vision of ourselves and the world around us
Form: retreat
Duration: 10 days
Starts: November 25
Cost: Rs. 75000, prepayment before September 25 - Rs. 69000
Language: English/Russian/ Hindi
Guides: Mandeep Singh, Marina Grashina and others
We all know well that state of happiness when our inner aspirations, dreams, values correspond to our actions in the outer world, and everything happens in harmony - for us, for people around us, for the world. When our activity itself brings happiness, satisfaction, disclosure.
But have you been in this state as often as you wanted in recent years - no matter why, whether from fatigue, frustration, or the fault of external circumstances?
The main purpose of our retreat is to help you return to this true, real state, which is inherent in a person from the very beginning, to return to the state of resource, to the state of the Flow.
This 10-day retreat in the magical Dharamsala Valley in the Himalayas is the quintessence of all that we do.
It will involve all of our areas of learning and activity: voice and meditation practices, the study of sacred calendars and personality typologies, mantic systems, and traditional medicine practices.
It will take place in our place of strength, surrounded by objects of sacral geography, where we will necessarily go out in search of new meanings every 2 days of our retreat.
It will gather our whole team of practitioners, ready to share knowledge and understanding, to support and guide us through the difficult process of transformation "into ourselves".
It will allow us to use our entire arsenal of artifacts and objects of material culture (link), the inclusion of which will allow us to "ground" ourselves in our processes - from the purchase of singing bowls to the joy of discovering the mysteries of Tibetan cooking.
We will visit amazing places,
concentrated within our magical Valley:
Prayer Flag and Stacked Stone Areas
As you travel through the Buddhist areas, you will see colorful flags flying in the wind everywhere. These are Tibetan prayer flags on which auspicious symbols, invocations, prayers, and mantras are written. Sacred texts and symbols printed on them are believed to have a vibration that is activated and blown by the wind, so that all who are touched by the wind receive a blessing.
St Johnes at the Wilderness
A Protestant church dedicated to John the Baptist. It was built in 1852 and is located near Dharamsala, India, on the road to McLeod Ganj, in the Forsyth Ganj area. Set among the cedar woods and built in neo-Gothic architecture, the church is known for its Belgian stained glass windows donated by Lady Elgin (Mary Louise Lambton), wife of Lord Elgin. Their surreal beauty is astounding.
Gallu Waterfall
A hidden gem of Upper Dharamsala, it is located on the Bhathed stream, with numerous tiny natural pools around it. If you love swimming in natural pools, and you love discovering not-so-famous little wonders, you will definitely love this place!
Dharamkot
A village that charms the traveler with its many cafes serving delicious food. You'll be surprised at the variety of restaurants and cafes, from Israeli to Italian, Indian to American. Serves as a base for leisurely walks to adjacent villages through woodlands and for hiking in the scenic area.
Gyuto Tantric monastery
The Gyuto Monastery was founded in 1474, some 550 years ago by Jetsun Kunga Dhondup, one of His Holiness Sri Dalai Lama's principal disciples. It is home to monks who study the principles of Buddhism, tantric texts and other religious topics. One of the must-see places in Dharamsala.
Norbulingka Institute
Dedicated to the preservation of Tibetan culture in its literary and artistic forms. Norbulinka is dedicated to passing on traditions and restoring its principles by providing Tibetans with training, education and employment. It supports an environment in which Tibetan community and family values can flourish. The institute creatively and respectfully blends the traditional with the modern and strives to make the international community aware of Tibetan values and their expression in art and literature.
Naddi
A village located about 4 kilometers from McLeod Ganj. It is famous for a small natural lake known as Dal Lake. The lake is surrounded by forests of Himalayan cedar (deodar) and is considered a sacred place as there are several shrines dedicated to Shiva and Shahti on its shores. The lake is home to sacred fish, which are happily fed by pilgrims.
McLeod Ganj
Located in Kangra district and a suburb of Dharamsala, McLeod Ganj, Himachal Pradesh, is one of the most favorite tourist spots. It is situated in the shadow of the mighty Dhauladar Himalayan mountain range, in the picturesque Kangra valley covered with dense deodar and pine forests, and is one of the most charming valleys in Himachal Pradesh.
The retreat will take place between November 25 and December 4
The retreat will take place between November 25 and December 4 in Dharamsala, in a charming guest house, among the mountains and forests, with panoramic views of the entire valley, in comfortable double rooms.
The program includes:
  • Practices
    Meditations, voice and energy practices, traditional medicine
  • Seminars
    Traditional calendars, personality typologies, runes, physiognomy, mantic systems, resource analysis, etc.
  • Hiking in the magical places of the Himalayas
    Buddhist and Hindu sanctuaries, temples on mountain passes, residence of the Dalai Lama, mountain waterfall, etc.
  • Introduction to the local culture
    — artifacts of traditions and folk crafts, tasting of Tibetan and Indian cuisine.
... and comfortable and soulful conversation with people of the same spirit and understanding of the world, which is an integral and important part of such events
Accommodation
During the retreat, participants stay in comfortable hotel or guest house rooms. Here are examples of places that we have tested on our own experience:
Hotels
Aaroham Dharamshala Resorts
Holistic holidays in the lap of nature, craft of the locals, authenticity of the traditions and the culture of the land.
Hotels
Harmony Blue at Satovari Pride
Beautiful views of the snow-capped Dhauladhar mountain range - just 5 km from the main square
Hotels
Kailwood Guesthouse
A home away from your home having beautiful, clean and cozy guest rooms to spend quality time and bring peace to your mind.
Practical aspects
  • Transportation from Delhi airport to the retreat is included in the price. General gathering time will be agreed separately and in advance, those who don't have time to get to the gathering place in the interval of plus or minus 2 hours will get to the place by themselves.
  • Accommodation: double. The room has its own bathroom.
  • Food: three meals a day. If you have an individual intolerance to certain foods, please inform us in advance. We will prepare a menu according to your needs (in case of medical reasons, not culinary preferences).
  • The part of the excursion is supposed to be on foot. In this regard, please inform us if your health does not allow you to hike. Also we advise you to have in your hands comfortable hiking shoes and clothes. Otherwise, for clothing should contact the administrators 1-2 weeks before the start of the retreat - the weather in the Himalayas is amazingly varied).

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