retreats
February 18-25, 2012
Yin Yoga and the Energy of Saraswati
Anamaya Resort, Montezuma Costa Rica. For details of this amazing location, please see the pictures on the website:
www.anamayaresort.com
Fee: ranges from $1500 - $2000, depending on your room
$500 non-refundable deposit required to reserve your space.
Payment plans are available for the remainder of the fee
includes:
7 nights in a gorgeous cabina,
3 organic, vegetarian friendly meals per day, and
all teaching sessions (see curriculum to be posted soon below)
Please note that you will need to purchase your airfare and transportation to the resort in addition to the retreat fee.
Daily Schedule: 6:30am: Silent morning meditation 7am: Silent morning fruit & tea (& organic coffee with fresh homemade organic coconut milk!!) 7:30am - 9:30am: Short Yang Yoga Practice using Mantra followed by Longer Yin Yoga Practice and Yoga Nidra 9:30am: Breakfast 1:00: Lunch 5:30 - 6:30: Chanting the Sanskrit Alphabet, Annapurna Food Prayer, and Other Mantras 6:30pm: Dinner Included
in this schedule is plenty of free time for swimming, horseback riding,
zip lining, excursions and massage. The town of Montezuma has amazing
cafes, beaches and shops within walking distance, or a 4 minute cab
ride, from our resort. Available Cabins (see the website for pictures - they're gorgeous!!): Prana Cabin - $2000 per person; holds 2 people Master Suite Main Room - $1900 per person; holds 3 people Temple Cabin - $1800 per person; holds 4 people Master Suite Bunk Beds - $1500 per person; holds 2 people Registration: Call 215.862.2770 or email sally@yoginibloom.com
To reserve your space please send payment made out to Yogini Bloom to 44A Kingwood-Stockton Rd Stockton NJ 08559, or email sally@yoginibloom.com to ask questions.
Room reservations are completed on a first come first serve basis, so register early to get the cabina of your choice!
Om Shanti, and I look forward to practicing with you in an environmental paradise.
don't try to force anything. let life be a deep letting go. allow the opening of millions of flowers every day without forcing the buds.
~ bhagwan shree rayneesh
