This training is a pilgrimage into the heart of yoga, inviting practitioners and teachers to refine their path, renew their commitment, and reconnect with the sacred. Guided by the themes of Dharma (purpose), Discipline (practice), and Devotion (heart), we will move from inner inquiry into embodied expression. Join this life-changing 3-week immersion in the sacred land of Mexico, where the profound dharma teachings of yoga will be explored as tools for bringing these timeless practices into everyday life.

Created for those who want to deepen their understanding of yoga beyond the physical postures, this immersion offers a way of living yoga as a complete path. With more than 25 years of teaching and 40 years of meditation practice, the teacher leads from a deep devotion to bhakti yoga, sharing the rich teachings of yoga philosophy, meditation, asana, chanting, theming, and spiritual practice. Through this experience, participants will develop a more grounded understanding of yoga’s ancient science and learn how to embody its principles with greater presence, purpose, and peace.

Package includes

3-week in-person immersion at Haramara Retreat
Daily practice of asana, meditation, chanting, and pranayama
In-depth study of dharma, philosophy, and teaching methodology
Hands-on assisting, theming, sequencing, and peer feedback
Time and space for rest, reflection, and personal integration
Certificate of completion toward 300-hour Yoga Alliance accreditation
All accommodations and meals, starting with dinner on May 30 and ending with brunch on June 19

Pricing

Dorm (per person) • $5698
Quad (per person) • $6598
Triple (per person) • $6998
Double (per person) • $7998
Private Casita (one person only) • $9998

Pricing specials

Super early rates end on October 30; rates increase by $200 on October 31
Early rates end February 28; rates increase by $100 on March 1

Type of Retreat: Yoga

Style of Yoga: Vinyasa Flow

Additional Information, Questions & Registration: Contact Connie Engel

About the instructor

Janet Stone’s path as a student began at age 17 with the meditation teachings of Prem Rawat. His appreciation for simplicity and the natural rise and fall of life continues to shape her practice and teaching. In 1996, she traveled to India, the birthplace of her grandfather, and devoted herself to the path of yoga. Janet brings together the alchemy of her own practice with decades of studentship. Rather than aiming to teach in a conventional way, she seeks to let the practice move through her, allowing awareness, breath, and movement to merge. Based in Bali and San Francisco, she leads immersions, retreats, workshops, and more.

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