




The transformational power of generative dialogue lies at the heart of this retreat, where awareness and conversation come together to deepen the way we meet ourselves and others.
Created for those who wish to connect more fully with the quiet sources of healing and transformation within, this programme also supports more meaningful exchanges in personal and professional life. It is especially recommended for people in the helping professions, including therapists, counsellors, coaches, and consultants, as well as anyone seeking to bring these qualities into their work and relationships.
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Here, conversations on the edge of silence are both the theme and the method of exploration. As we enter the transformational potential of dialogue shaped by silence, our interactions become a way of enlivening that spacious stillness among us.
Rather than following a linear process, we move in a circular way around the central topic, meeting one another and the themes that matter most as they naturally arise. There is no fixed agenda. Instead, a shared direction emerges from the space between us, guided by our needs and interests in the moment.
In this way, everything becomes part of the process. What unfolds from non-dual awareness also deepens our appreciation of it, while the subject itself begins to resolve naturally. This is the gift of Generative Dialogue.

Set on the ground floor, this bungalow room offers a calm and uncomplicated stay with a tasteful, understated feel. The room features twin beds and looks out over the garden’s three lily ponds, creating a peaceful backdrop for rest and quiet moments throughout the day.
Designed for guests planning a longer visit, it is a practical choice that combines comfort with good value. The setting invites a slower pace, making it easy to settle in and enjoy the natural surroundings. Whether you are here for a retreat, a restorative break, or simply a more extended stay, this room provides a relaxed base where simplicity and serenity come together.
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A Word from the FounderIn January 1995, a decisive moment led to the creation of Nirarta. Standing on what was then a grove of clove trees, Peter Wrycza recognised that this upland setting — with its stream, green hills, and position between sea and mountain — was exactly the place he had been searching for. He faced a clear choice:...
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Role and AdministrationIda Ayu Putri Mayuni, known as Dayu Mayuni, is Peter’s wife and the person who kindly manages much of Nirarta’s day-to-day running and administration. She also takes care of the traditional offerings that help preserve balance and harmony on the grounds, while honouring the many important feast days and festivals in the Balinese calendar.Family HeritageDayu is the mother...
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Professor Dr. L.K. Suryani is a Balinese psychiatrist, meditation teacher, healer, university professor, social activist, and mother of six. She has co-authored several books, including The Balinese People, a critique of Bateson and Mead’s 1930s perspective, as well as Trance and Possession in Bali and two additional titles with Peter, Moksha and Living in the Spirit. Her work is centered...
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Banjar Jl. Raya Tebola, Telaga Tawang, Kec. Sidemen, Kabupaten Karangasem, Bali 80864, Indonesia
Kabupaten Karangasem
Duration
6 nights / 7 days
Available any date