You are invited into a journey toward wholeness through movement, stillness, and deep rest. Together, we will explore ritual, respect, and regulation as a way to remember and embody a more complete sense of self within a supportive community.
Each day will weave together movement, stillness, quiet, nature exploration, and spacious time for silence and reflection. Guided meditation and yoga nidra will be used to soften stress patterns and bring back clarity. Afternoon sessions will feature dharma talks, classes on medicinal wild plants and healing herbal remedies, and embodiment practices designed to reconnect you with your inner cycles and the subtler rhythms of the earth.
You will gather accessible tools for bringing ritual into daily life, strengthening resilience through self-regulation, and deepening respect for your body, mind, and environment. Throughout the experience, you will be supported as you expand a sense of trustworthy connection through both personal and shared practice.
You will be invited to deepen your relationship with the living earth through:
By the end of the retreat, you will leave with embodied resources and an expanded perspective to carry into everyday life. Return to balance during times of challenge and stay anchored in wholeness, even amid change.
Recommended Reading: Hold Nothing by Elena Brower, Living Ritual by Tracee Stanley, and The Quiet Teachers by Ally Bogard
Designed for shared stays, this room type accommodates four to six guests in a welcoming, gender-inclusive setting, with a maximum stay of seven consecutive days. It’s a practical choice for retreat participants who value comfort, simplicity, and a sense of community during their time away.
Each bunk room includes twin-size bunk beds and a private bathroom with a shower, offering the privacy and convenience guests need throughout their stay. Fresh towels, bath soap, and bed linens are provided, so you can settle in with ease and focus on your experience rather than the details.
With its straightforward layout and thoughtfully provided essentials, this accommodation supports a restful and uncomplicated stay, making it well suited for those looking to share space while still enjoying comfort and functionality.
Ideal for guests who want a more social stay without the atmosphere of a dorm, this cozy shared room offers a comfortable and practical setup for up to three people of the same gender. The space is arranged with three beds: two on the main floor and one tucked into a sleeping loft, creating a simple, welcoming environment that still feels private and restful.
Each room includes an in-room bathroom with a shower, making daily routines easy and convenient. To help you settle in with ease, towels, bath soap, and bed linens are all provided. Whether you are traveling for a retreat, a wellness stay, or a peaceful getaway with others, this room offers a warm balance of connection, comfort, and simplicity.
Designed for guests seeking a little extra privacy, this inviting room offers a peaceful place to unwind within the charming, Big Sur-inspired motel atmosphere of the property. Thoughtfully located for convenience, it overlooks the main campus and garden, giving you a calming view to return to throughout your stay.
Inside, you’ll find a private bathroom and a comfortable setting that supports rest, simplicity, and easy access to the wider retreat experience. It’s an ideal choice for solo travelers or couples looking for a quiet, well-situated space to recharge between wellness activities, meals, and moments of relaxation.
If you’d like to share the room, one additional guest may join for an extra $250 per night.
Tracee Stanley shares a grounded, soulful approach to yoga nidra, meditation, nature as a teacher, and ancestor reverence. Her work invites participants into deeper rest, reflection, and a more intentional relationship with daily life. Through her teachings, she creates space for inner stillness and meaningful connection, offering a gentle path toward renewal and self-discovery. She is the author of the bestselling...
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Mother, mentor, poet, artist, volunteer, bestselling author, and host of the Practice You podcast, Elena Brower is a celebrated international yoga and meditation teacher on Glo, guiding transformative practices since 1999. She is now a candidate for Zen Buddhist chaplaincy. Known for her thoughtful, heart-centered approach, she brings depth, artistry, and presence to every session. Her work invites students into a...
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Ally Bogard is the co-founder of The Twenty Six, a mentor, and the author of The Quiet Teachers: Becoming a Student of Your Life. Drawing on more than twenty years of experience leading immersive group processes, she brings a grounded and insightful approach to her work. Her practice sits at the intersection of somatic and contemplative traditions, offering participants a...
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With a deep devotion to earth wisdom, the moon’s cycles, and the changing seasons since 2012, Crystal Marie Higgins brings a grounded yet mystical presence to her work. As a lineaged Initiated High Priestess in Celtic traditions and an Initiated Witch, she offers a practice shaped by ancestral knowledge, reverence, and intention. Her path is also informed by her work...
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