Himalayan Retreat
Kalpa & Sangla Retreat
A mountain retreat shaped by village rhythms, walking, yoga, reflection, and a quieter sense of time.
Retreats
Retreats shaped by place, stillness, and inner space
Some retreats open through mountains, walking, and open skies. Others open through sacred city atmospheres, goddess traditions, river dawns, and reflective time. Each one is held more personally through inquiry.
Current Retreats
Three different ways to retreat
One retreat moves through the mountains, one stays inside Varanasi, and one follows the Navratri Yogini circuit through Madhya Pradesh into a deeper Shakti journey.
Varanasi Retreat
Varanasi Shakti Retreat
A city retreat in Kashi shaped by Shakti, temple atmospheres, guided reflection, sacred presence, and a slower inner encounter with Varanasi.
Navratri Retreat
Shardiya Navratri Yogini Retreat
A 10-day sacred circuit through Gwalior, Mitaoli, Khajuraho, and Jabalpur, held through Navratri sadhana, Yogini temples, Shakti worship, and Vijayadashami.
How Retreats Are Held
Inquiry first, then a more personal conversation
Retreats are not meant to feel like a rushed checkout. Inquiry lets us understand timing, suitability, group energy, timing, group energy, travel comfort, and what kind of inner space you are actually seeking.
- Better for clarity before committing
- More personal than instant checkout
- Held in a way that matches the spirit of the retreat itself
Sacred atmosphere
Whether in a mountain valley or in Kashi, the outer setting becomes part of the inward work.
Stillness
Retreats should feel spacious and unforced, with enough room for breath, silence, and slower noticing.
Shared presence
Smaller groups and more human pacing allow the experience to stay intimate, grounded, and sincere.
Need Help Choosing?
Not sure which retreat is right for you?
Tell us what you are seeking and we can guide you toward the retreat that fits your pace, intention, and timing.
Plan Your Retreat
Speak to us before you decide
A short conversation helps align expectations and makes the retreat feel intentional from the very beginning.