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Green Tara

Green Tara

Hot Springs, United States

Over the course of three days, this retreat offers a meaningful space to explore wisdom and compassion in a deeper, more embodied way. Designed as an invitation to connect with Green Tara, the embodiment of awakened compassion, the experience supports participants in turning inward, opening the heart, and cultivating a more mindful relationship with themselves and others. Through a gentle and refl...

On request
Three-Year Retreat

Three-Year Retreat

Hot Springs, United States

Deeply rooted in the tradition of Tibetan Buddhism, this retreat offers a rare opportunity to step into a dedicated period of spiritual practice and inner reflection. Over the course of three years, participants engage in an immersive path designed to support discipline, mindfulness, and personal transformation within a sacred framework. As a cornerstone of Tibetan Buddhist practice, this retreat....

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Outdoor Yoga

Outdoor Yoga

Kathmandu, Nepal

Experience a peaceful escape into nature with an immersive yoga program set within Shivapuri National Park in Kathmandu. Over one night and two days, participants are invited to slow down, reconnect, and explore the deeper meaning of yoga as a union of body, mind, and soul. The retreat takes place at the well-known Buddhist monastery Nagi Gompa, offering a serene atmosphere that supports both prac...

On request
Vipassana Silent Meditation

Vipassana Silent Meditation

Kathmandu, Nepal

Vipassana is among the most ancient meditation techniques. After being forgotten for centuries, it was rediscovered by Gautam Buddha more than 2,500 years ago. The word Vipassana means “to see things as they really are.” It is an art of living that helps release the mind from negativity such as anger, greed, and ignorance, while cultivating positive, creative energy for the benefit of both the ind...

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Buddhist Meditation

Buddhist Meditation

Kathmandu, Nepal

These courses offer a thoughtful introduction to Buddhist philosophy within the Tibetan Mahayana tradition, blending theory with direct practice. Participants can expect a balanced experience that includes guided teachings, meditation, and open discussion of relevant topics in a relaxed and informal setting. The program is designed to support both learning and inner stillness, creating space to de...

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