NEW DATES NOW RELEASED FOR THIS POPULAR AND WONDERFUL RETREAT!
Welcome to meeting the world from your own truth!
Everything you experience is in constant change: the universe, the world, your body, relationships, opinions, roles, and more. Yet at the same time, you are always you.
The goal of this retreat is to help you discover and explore your deepest, unchanging truth – the place from which you truly experience life.
Once you settle into clarity about your truth, a natural sense of peace, flow, and playfulness arises in both body and mind.
A non-duality retreat with Navid often leads to profound insights and significant shifts in perspective. Methods include active meditations, simple perspective exercises, breathwork, eye-gazing, as well as direct guidance and transmission from Navid.
Welcome to an unforgettable deep dive into your deepest truth!
Preliminary SCHEDULE (subject to change):
Friday
4:00 PM Start – Check-in
4:30 PM Gathering, Non-duality session in the yoga shala (Navid)
7:00 PM Dinner
8:00 PM Gathering, Non-duality + meditation session in the yoga shala (Navid)
Saturday
7:30–9:00 AM Breakfast (in silence)
9:00 AM Active Meditation and Breathwork in the yoga shala (Navid)
1:00 PM Lunch
2:30 PM Yoga in the yoga shala (guest teacher) – Navid closes the class with a 15-minute guided Shavasana
6:00 PM Dinner
7:00 PM Meeting in Non-duality in the yoga shala (Navid)
8:00 PM onwards – Evening activity, such as a fire ceremony
Sunday
8:00 AM Breakfast
8:30 AM Integration and individual exercises – session in the yoga shala
11:00 AM Brunch
12:00 PM Closing session
1:30 PM Group photo and departure
Included in the price:
- Sessions with Navid and guest practitioners
- Accommodation in a room at Bäddar & Ängar. Made bed with cozy bed linen from AB Småland, towels, en-suite toilet and shower in all rooms.
- Dinner x 2, Lunch x 1, Breakfast x 2, and Brunch x 1.
- Yoga mats, bolsters, and blankets are provided on site.
Feel free to bring indoor slippers and a water bottle or thermos.
If you are sharing a room, bringing earplugs may be a good idea.
