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Ashram Yoga Retreat in India with Humble Yoga Warrior London

TWO WEEKS ASHRAM YOGA RETREAT

 TWO WEEKS 

TWO WEEKS ASHRAM YOGA RETREAT

23th March -6th April 2024, India

This two-week Ashram Yoga Retreat is in the holy city of Vrindavan. This is a unique experience that will leave you opened up, full of love and connected to that stillness within. The two-week retreat is a slower pace for those fortunate enough to have time to deepen their practice. 

For those who are really looking to develop their practice of Love and Devotion.

Humble Warrior invites you to this Ashram Yoga retreat in Vrindavan, the place where Krishna was said to have lived.

 

This is a Bhakti-focused Jivamukti retreat.  Bhakti (devotion),  Jnana (discernment),  Asana (postures),  Karma (service),  Dhyana (meditation) and Pranayama (breath) will all be practised over the week.

This retreat is at a slower pace than the week-long one. Taking more time to settle into ashram life and explore the surrounding areas while diving into different spiritual practices like chanting, serving, prayer, breathing techniques, learning to play the harmonium, mediation, the kartals (bells), learning the bhajans (songs), diving into the philosophy of love from a tradition that dates back hundreds of years. The longer stay will provide more time to study more with daily philosophy lectures and chats as well as more opportunities to ask the Guru any questions that arise. 

This retreat falls over the Holi festival period. A very colourful time to be in Vrindavan.

 

Reconnect to your inner stillness and fill yourself up spiritually mentally and physically with a wide variety of yoga tools. Connect to your body, your soul, your breath and come back to Self. Fill your heart with love and let the practices do the rest.

 

Ashram life will immerse you in a loving, family-feeling community with bhakti practices many times a day. The ashram will provide you with three veggie meals a day. AC rooms are available for an additional cost. 

 

The city of Vrindavan is one of the most devoted cities in the world with the Maha Mantra (the Hare Krishna mantra) being chanted 24 hours a day for well over 70 years.

There will be a complete program to choose from. Take advantage of as much or as little as you like. Aarti several times a day, a yoga class each day, dharma talks from the resident guru, karma yoga, philosophy with Charlie, pilgrimages to other ashrams and temples.

Charlie Kelly, Humble Warrior teacher, will be leading the retreat with the help of the friends/devotees of the ashram.

 

Early bird (Shared Occupancy)- £750 - SOLD OUT
Early bird (Single Occupancy) - £960 -SOLD OUT

2nd release (Shared Occupancy)- £850
2nd release (Single Occupancy)- £1060

3rd release (Shared Occupancy) £950
3rd release (Single Occupancy)- £1160

A £200 non-refundable deposit will secure your spot. Balance to be paid in full 2 months before the retreat. Payment plans are available.

If you are wishing to stay longer or arrive earlier please let us know and we can arrange it for you.

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Booking: Email us for more details - hihwldn@gmail.com

 

Schedule:


- Yoga / Meditation
- Arti

- Chai
- Breakfast
- Free time to explore or take on a trip
- Lunch (included if you are at the ashram)
- Yoga/meditation or philosophy 
- Dinner (included if you are at the ashram)
- relaxation time

 

Included:


-Talks and philosophy classes
-Ashram and Temples in Vrindavan
-3 vegetarian meals a day
-Bedding
-Yoga practices
-Japa mala (manta meditation beads)
-Idle chit-chat

-Chanting
-GOD contemplation and investigation
-Festival day

-Exploration of Vrindavan's lesser-known spots

-Time with the Guru 

-Seva around the temple

-Deeper exploration into the traditions of yoga

-Philosophies about Reality and consciousness 

-Transfers from and to New Delhi Airport

 

Extras:


-Massage
-Harmonium lessons
-Trips to Radha Kund
-Trips to Govadam Hill
-Aarti on the river
-Meals out
-Vedic Astrology readings

Treat everyone you meet like God in drag.” ― Baba Ram Dass

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