January 2–10, 2027
New Year VIP Vipassana Retreat in Bali
with FREE (Jeff Oliver)
with FREE (Jeff Oliver)
6 Days
of intensive meditation practice under the guidance of FREE (Jeff Oliver), in an atmosphere of silence, deep peace, and tranquility.
An opportunity to welcome the New Year surrounded by like-minded people (December 31 – January 2)
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an opportunity for informal connection and relaxed communication with like-minded people.
1 day
A unique opportunity to start the New Year in a truly special way — with cleansing, renewal, and a deep reset. This retreat is for those who choose the very best for themselves.
A deep and authentic meditation retreat led by an accomplished Meditation Master, FREE (Jeff Oliver), with 30 years of experience.
An exclusive premium-format retreat. Limited places available.
Participation is by interview only.
- Private and discreet — an intimate group of up to 10 participants
- Luxury villa, The Pala Agung — exceptional comfort with private accommodation
- Three nutritious detox meals per day, prepared by a professional chef and adapted to your dietary preferences
- Personal guidance from Master Jeff — an individual approach with daily one-on-one meetings to discuss your practice
An exclusive premium-format retreat. Limited places available.
Participation is by interview only.
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A SPACE AND LOCATION
A Lux-Level Retreat Space — The Pala Ubud
Ubud, Bali
THAT WILL NOURISH,
UNFOLD
AND INSPIRE YOU
UNFOLD
AND INSPIRE YOU
The Pala is a five-star retreat center built by a Singaporean billionaire.
We have reserved the BEST VILLA at The Pala for this retreat.
The luxurious five-bedroom Agung Villa is a private, standalone residence with its own secluded grounds, lawn, swimming pool, and breathtaking views over the canyon.
Surrounded by lush rice fields, the villa also features its own organic garden and direct access to a river fed by the sacred springs of Tirta Empul.
We have reserved the BEST VILLA at The Pala for this retreat.
The luxurious five-bedroom Agung Villa is a private, standalone residence with its own secluded grounds, lawn, swimming pool, and breathtaking views over the canyon.
Surrounded by lush rice fields, the villa also features its own organic garden and direct access to a river fed by the sacred springs of Tirta Empul.
and magical this place is!
Just look at
how atmospheric
how atmospheric
FREE (JEFF OLIVER)
Today, he continues his work as an international lay teacher of wisdom, mindfulness, forgiveness, and unconditional love.
Jeff is a teacher of presence and an open heart. In his presence, you can simply feel immersed in unconditional love. He speaks deeply about self-acceptance, forgiveness, and loving-kindness.
His approach is more fluid, spontaneous, and improvisational. He calls his retreats Freestyle Vipassana.
Igor Budnikov has attended two retreats with Jeff and considers him one of his teachers:
“We were sitting in meditation outside when it started to drizzle.
Instead of stopping the practice and moving everyone indoors, Jeff Oliver invited us to explore the rain through our practice.
He guided us through the process so beautifully. At some point, I experienced an incredible state — a kind of bliss that came from becoming one with the elements and nature, from simply being fully present in that moment.
It was one of the most beautiful meditations of my life.”
Jeff is a teacher of presence and an open heart. In his presence, you can simply feel immersed in unconditional love. He speaks deeply about self-acceptance, forgiveness, and loving-kindness.
His approach is more fluid, spontaneous, and improvisational. He calls his retreats Freestyle Vipassana.
Igor Budnikov has attended two retreats with Jeff and considers him one of his teachers:
“We were sitting in meditation outside when it started to drizzle.
Instead of stopping the practice and moving everyone indoors, Jeff Oliver invited us to explore the rain through our practice.
He guided us through the process so beautifully. At some point, I experienced an incredible state — a kind of bliss that came from becoming one with the elements and nature, from simply being fully present in that moment.
It was one of the most beautiful meditations of my life.”
Игорь Будников
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THIS IS A NEW KIND OF GETAWAY FOR CONSCIOUS PEOPLE
It allows you to combine deep inner work with the joy of new experiences.
Day-by-Day
Schedule
- Registration and check-in
- One extra day at The Pala Ubud for everyone
- Check-out: January 10
January 2
January 9–10
- Six full days of intensive silent practice under the guidance of FREE (Jeff Oliver)
January 3–8
Intensive Practice
Calm your mind, improve your concentration, memory, and attention, and develop greater mindfulness and presence in the present moment
6 days
of silent retreat and meditation practice
Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of a retreat in the beautiful surroundings of Bali.
- Learn sitting meditation
- Learn standing meditation
- Develop mindfulness and awareness techniques
- Disconnect and rest in silence, surrounded by beautiful nature
- Experience a digital detox — step away from the constant flow of information and the endless stream of tasks and responsibilities
- Nourish your body — enjoy healthy vegetarian meals and establish a balanced daily routine
- Slow down — reconnect with yourself, hear your inner voice, and reflect on your life
Every evening, FREE (Jeff Oliver) will hold a personal Q&A session, carefully observe your practice, offer guidance, and suggest individually tailored ways to adjust and deepen your meditation practice.
Retreat
program
program
EXTRA DAY
1 day
of rest, integration & informal connection
- Integrate your mindfulness practice into your everyday life
- Meet inspiring and interesting people
- Recharge in the beauty of Bali’s nature
- Spend time in an energizing and supportive environment surrounded by leaders and like-minded people
- Join morning and evening practices by the sea
Have the opportunity to connect with FREE (Jeff Oliver) outside the formal retreat setting.
Ask questions and discuss topics that matter to people seeking a more conscious and meaningful life.
Ask questions and discuss topics that matter to people seeking a more conscious and meaningful life.
Give yourself a deep reset to release tension, restore your energy, and bring your mind and body back into balance.
Find Your Calm
- Calm your mind, slow down, and release built-up tension
- Spend time with yourself and reconnect with your true desires
Recharge & Renew
- Restore your health, recharge your “batteries,” and establish a healthy daily rhythm.
- Improve your concentration and strengthen your ability to focus.
- Radically elevate your energy levels
Join an Open-Minded Community
- Be surrounded by conscious entrepreneurs, leaders, and inspiring people. Meet like-minded people and build meaningful connections
Get Inspired
- Refresh your perspective and rediscover the joy in simple things
- Listen to your intuition and unlock fresh creative ideas
- Experience the healing power of being fully present
- Lift your spirits and feel inspired to take on new challenges
Enjoy exquisite cuisine
- This will be premium vegetarian dining by an experienced chef
- With a focus on detox and wellness: superfoods, fresh-pressed juices, Chinese tea, and ceremonial cacao
- Enjoy an abundance of fresh fruits, nuts, and salads
- With a variety of options to choose from, the menu will also take individual tastes and dietary preferences into consideration
Participation Fee
January 2–10, 2027
January 2–10, 2027
Single Accommodation
- 6 days of silent retreat with meditation practices guided by Jeffrey Oliver
- Morning and evening practices — yoga, meditation, qigong, and pranayama
- Mastermind sessions with an in-depth exploration of each participant’s personal goals and challenges
- Personal work with Master Jeffrey — an individualized approach with daily one-on-one sessions to discuss your practice and progress
The price includes single accommodation for 7 nights and three daily detox meals
*Price for the first 2 spots
$5,800 — for the remaining 2 places
$5,800 — for the remaining 2 places
$ 5,200
Double Accommodation
The price includes double accommodation for 7 nights and three daily detox meals
*Price for the first 2 spots
$4,650 — for the remaining places
$4,650 — for the remaining places
$ 4,050
- 6 days of silent retreat and meditation practices guided by Jeffrey Oliver
- Morning and evening practices — yoga, meditation, qigong, and pranayama.
- Mastermind sessions with an in-depth exploration of each participant’s personal goals and challenges.
- Personal work with Master Jeffrey — an individualized approach with daily one-on-one sessions to discuss your practice and progress.
Have you thought about how you’re going to celebrate New Year’s Eve?
This year, we decided not to limit ourselves to the retreat alone. We want to share one more truly special experience together — welcoming the New Year surrounded by like-minded people.
We’ll gather at the beautiful location where the retreat will take place, creating a meaningful, beautiful, and memorable way to close the year.
Our special guest for the celebration will be Jeffrey, arriving at the end of December together with our friends from all around the world.
This is a unique opportunity to welcome the New Year in a shared space and in direct connection with the teacher. And, of course, you’ll have the chance to take part in special practices led by Jeffrey — from the New Year transition ceremony to the evening celebration and morning practices.
We’ll enjoy a festive dinner prepared by a chef, a heartfelt evening programme, meaningful conversations with like-minded people, dancing, laughter, and moments that will stay with you throughout the year ahead.
If you’re looking for a truly special way to welcome the New Year, we’d be happy to celebrate it together with you.
We’ll gather at the beautiful location where the retreat will take place, creating a meaningful, beautiful, and memorable way to close the year.
Our special guest for the celebration will be Jeffrey, arriving at the end of December together with our friends from all around the world.
This is a unique opportunity to welcome the New Year in a shared space and in direct connection with the teacher. And, of course, you’ll have the chance to take part in special practices led by Jeffrey — from the New Year transition ceremony to the evening celebration and morning practices.
We’ll enjoy a festive dinner prepared by a chef, a heartfelt evening programme, meaningful conversations with like-minded people, dancing, laughter, and moments that will stay with you throughout the year ahead.
If you’re looking for a truly special way to welcome the New Year, we’d be happy to celebrate it together with you.
And if you’re arriving early and don’t yet have any plans for New Year’s Eve or anyone to celebrate with, we warmly invite you to join us and share this beautiful celebration before the retreat begins!
How We’ll Welcome 2027
*The programme is subject to change.
14:00–17:00 — Check-in, getting familiar with the space and meeting the participants
17:00–19:00 — Welcome: Ecstatic Dance — a gentle opening of the space and a transition into the celebration
20:00–22:00 — Festive New Year’s Eve Dinner
22:00–23:50 — Tea Ceremony
23:50–00:10 — Intention Setting Ceremony & New Year Transition Meditation
00:10–01:10 — Dancing, live fire, and a festive evening spent in warm company
17:00–19:00 — Welcome: Ecstatic Dance — a gentle opening of the space and a transition into the celebration
20:00–22:00 — Festive New Year’s Eve Dinner
22:00–23:50 — Tea Ceremony
23:50–00:10 — Intention Setting Ceremony & New Year Transition Meditation
00:10–01:10 — Dancing, live fire, and a festive evening spent in warm company
08:00–09:00 — Morning Yoga
09:00–10:00 — Light & Beautiful Breakfast
10:00–12:00 — Walk, Free Time & Integration
13:00–14:00 — Lunch
15:00–17:00 — Ecstatic Dance
18:00–19:00 — Dinner
19:00–22:00 — Festive Ceremonial Bath
09:00–10:00 — Light & Beautiful Breakfast
10:00–12:00 — Walk, Free Time & Integration
13:00–14:00 — Lunch
15:00–17:00 — Ecstatic Dance
18:00–19:00 — Dinner
19:00–22:00 — Festive Ceremonial Bath
08:00–09:00 — Morning Yoga
09:00–10:00 — Breakfast
10:00 onwards — Free Time & Preparing for the Retreat
09:00–10:00 — Breakfast
10:00 onwards — Free Time & Preparing for the Retreat
December 31
January 1 — New Year’s Day!
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Frequently
Asked
Questions (FAQ)
The word “retreat” means “seclusion” or “a period of withdrawal” and is used internationally to describe time spent away from everyday life, dedicated to intensive practice, deep learning, personal reflection, or creativity.
A retreat usually means stepping away from society and your usual routine for a certain period of time — from a few days to several weeks. It is an opportunity to rest, live more simply, spend time with yourself, and reconnect with your inner world in an atmosphere of silence and nature.
A retreat usually means stepping away from society and your usual routine for a certain period of time — from a few days to several weeks. It is an opportunity to rest, live more simply, spend time with yourself, and reconnect with your inner world in an atmosphere of silence and nature.
Retreats can take many different forms — they may focus on a particular practice, learning, personal development, or creativity.
As the name suggests, a meditation retreat is primarily focused on learning meditation techniques and engaging in intensive practice.
Participants in our meditation retreats practice mindfulness techniques — a term widely used in the West to describe a secular approach to meditation, free from religious beliefs, dogma, or ritual.
Mindfulness is also often referred to as the practice of awareness and mindful attention.
In essence, mindfulness meditation is a system of exercises designed to train the mind, much like a gym is designed to train the body.
During the retreat, participants will be introduced to and guided through seated meditation, walking meditation, as well as several additional techniques for developing awareness and mindful attention.
Mindfulness practice can help calm the mind, improve concentration, memory, and attention, and develop the ability to remain aware and present in the current moment.
The benefits of a retreat can be compared to those of a detox program for the body — a period of stepping away from habitual routines and giving yourself space to reset, rest, and restore.
As a result of the practice:
As the name suggests, a meditation retreat is primarily focused on learning meditation techniques and engaging in intensive practice.
Participants in our meditation retreats practice mindfulness techniques — a term widely used in the West to describe a secular approach to meditation, free from religious beliefs, dogma, or ritual.
Mindfulness is also often referred to as the practice of awareness and mindful attention.
In essence, mindfulness meditation is a system of exercises designed to train the mind, much like a gym is designed to train the body.
During the retreat, participants will be introduced to and guided through seated meditation, walking meditation, as well as several additional techniques for developing awareness and mindful attention.
Mindfulness practice can help calm the mind, improve concentration, memory, and attention, and develop the ability to remain aware and present in the current moment.
The benefits of a retreat can be compared to those of a detox program for the body — a period of stepping away from habitual routines and giving yourself space to reset, rest, and restore.
As a result of the practice:
- Stress and anxiety may decrease
- Fears and repetitive thoughts may become less overwhelming
- The mind can become calmer and clearer
- Connection with the body can deepen, developing greater bodily awareness
- It can become easier to observe emotional states without identifying with them
- The habit of reacting automatically and unconsciously can gradually weaken
- A greater acceptance of life in its entirety — and of your own life — can develop
- Meditation can help release the burden of past regrets, emotional pain, and negative thoughts
- The ability to relate to what is happening with greater equanimity, objectivity, and non-judgment can be cultivated
- Emotional intelligence, empathy, and compassion toward yourself and others can develop
- The ability to remain present in the current moment and bring greater awareness to everyday activities can grow
No. Our retreats do not involve esoteric practices or religious worship.
At our retreats:
At our retreats:
- There are no religious symbols or objects of worship
- There are no religious rituals or ceremonies
- There is no religious literature that participants are required to read
- There are no doctrines, dogmas, or beliefs that participants are expected to follow
Mindfulness is generally considered to have roots in Eastern contemplative traditions, where a related practice is known as Satipatthana — a method of observing four main areas of experience: the body, feelings, thoughts, and emotions.
In the East, meditation retreats are often referred to as Vipassana retreats. The term has become widely known around the world in recent decades.
Literally, “Vipassana” can be translated as “seeing clearly” or “seeing things as they really are.”
However, the word Vipassana is also commonly used to describe a meditation retreat conducted according to a specific structure and set of guidelines. These may include a daily schedule, a certain number of hours dedicated to practice, periods of silence, separation of men and women, and certain dietary guidelines.
One of the key figures in bringing mindfulness into the Western world was Jon Kabat-Zinn, who developed the now internationally recognized Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) program in the late 1970s. The program was originally created to help people dealing with chronic pain and stress-related conditions.
Over the past 40–50 years, secular mindfulness practices have become increasingly widespread across many areas of life, including business and corporate environments, medicine and healthcare, education, psychology, parenting, sports, and more.
A substantial body of scientific research has explored the potential benefits of mindfulness. If you are curious to learn more, you can search for “scientific research on the benefits of mindfulness” and find thousands of studies conducted by researchers and institutions around the world.
In the East, meditation retreats are often referred to as Vipassana retreats. The term has become widely known around the world in recent decades.
Literally, “Vipassana” can be translated as “seeing clearly” or “seeing things as they really are.”
However, the word Vipassana is also commonly used to describe a meditation retreat conducted according to a specific structure and set of guidelines. These may include a daily schedule, a certain number of hours dedicated to practice, periods of silence, separation of men and women, and certain dietary guidelines.
One of the key figures in bringing mindfulness into the Western world was Jon Kabat-Zinn, who developed the now internationally recognized Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) program in the late 1970s. The program was originally created to help people dealing with chronic pain and stress-related conditions.
Over the past 40–50 years, secular mindfulness practices have become increasingly widespread across many areas of life, including business and corporate environments, medicine and healthcare, education, psychology, parenting, sports, and more.
A substantial body of scientific research has explored the potential benefits of mindfulness. If you are curious to learn more, you can search for “scientific research on the benefits of mindfulness” and find thousands of studies conducted by researchers and institutions around the world.
Yes. FREE (Jeffrey Oliver) will provide practical meditation instructions twice a day during the seated meditation sessions, guiding participants through the practice step by step.
At the retreat, we will follow a simple daily schedule. You won't even need to watch the clock — the sound of a bell will let you know when and where you need to be.
We ask you to take part in all meditation sessions and talks. You will also have enough free time during the designated breaks to wash your clothes, shower, rest, and reflect on your experience.
We ask you to follow the schedule in full. All scheduled activities are mandatory, which means participants are expected to attend every session.
Here is an example of the daily retreat schedule:
4:30–5:00 — Wake-up
5:00–5:45 — Seated meditation
5:45–6:45 — Meditative yoga
6:45–7:30 — Seated meditation
7:30–9:00 — Breakfast / Shower / Personal chores
9:00–10:00 — Meditation instructions
10:00–10:45 — Walking meditation
10:45–11:30 — Seated meditation
11:30–13:30 — Lunch / Rest
13:30–14:15 — Seated meditation
14:15–15:00 — Walking meditation
15:00–15:45 — Meditation instructions
15:45–16:30 — Walking meditation
16:30–17:15 — Seated meditation
17:15–19:00 — Drinks / Rest / Shower
19:00–20:00 — Talk, Q&A, and group practice
20:00–20:30 — Walking meditation
20:30–21:00 — Seated meditation
21:00–21:30 — Bedtime
We ask you to take part in all meditation sessions and talks. You will also have enough free time during the designated breaks to wash your clothes, shower, rest, and reflect on your experience.
We ask you to follow the schedule in full. All scheduled activities are mandatory, which means participants are expected to attend every session.
Here is an example of the daily retreat schedule:
4:30–5:00 — Wake-up
5:00–5:45 — Seated meditation
5:45–6:45 — Meditative yoga
6:45–7:30 — Seated meditation
7:30–9:00 — Breakfast / Shower / Personal chores
9:00–10:00 — Meditation instructions
10:00–10:45 — Walking meditation
10:45–11:30 — Seated meditation
11:30–13:30 — Lunch / Rest
13:30–14:15 — Seated meditation
14:15–15:00 — Walking meditation
15:00–15:45 — Meditation instructions
15:45–16:30 — Walking meditation
16:30–17:15 — Seated meditation
17:15–19:00 — Drinks / Rest / Shower
19:00–20:00 — Talk, Q&A, and group practice
20:00–20:30 — Walking meditation
20:30–21:00 — Seated meditation
21:00–21:30 — Bedtime
Participants are expected to remain within the retreat grounds for the entire course. Leaving the retreat is only permitted with the teacher's approval.
Until the end of the course, all outside communication is suspended, including letters, phone calls, and contact with visitors. Mobile phones, pagers, and other electronic devices must be handed over to the course organizers for safekeeping.
In exceptional circumstances, friends or family members may contact the course management on your behalf.
During the retreat, there is nowhere to go but inward, into your own mind. At times, this can be a challenging or even frightening journey. You may experience boredom, restlessness, or anxiety. These are precisely the moments when it is important to remain fully attentive and aware.
Our states of mind can reveal a great deal about ourselves when we learn to observe them rather than immediately trying to escape them.
Try not to let your attention wander beyond the retreat. Once you begin allowing yourself unlimited distractions, it can quickly become difficult to bring your attention back to meditation.
Make sure you have everything you need before the retreat begins.
Until the end of the course, all outside communication is suspended, including letters, phone calls, and contact with visitors. Mobile phones, pagers, and other electronic devices must be handed over to the course organizers for safekeeping.
In exceptional circumstances, friends or family members may contact the course management on your behalf.
During the retreat, there is nowhere to go but inward, into your own mind. At times, this can be a challenging or even frightening journey. You may experience boredom, restlessness, or anxiety. These are precisely the moments when it is important to remain fully attentive and aware.
Our states of mind can reveal a great deal about ourselves when we learn to observe them rather than immediately trying to escape them.
Try not to let your attention wander beyond the retreat. Once you begin allowing yourself unlimited distractions, it can quickly become difficult to bring your attention back to meditation.
Make sure you have everything you need before the retreat begins.
Clothing should be simple, modest, comfortable, and appropriate for meditation. Please avoid transparent, revealing, very tight, or attention-drawing clothing, such as shorts, short skirts, tank tops, and similar items.
For your comfort during meditation, we recommend wearing loose, lightweight, and non-transparent clothing. Please make sure your clothes are clean and neat.
Trousers or pants should be long enough to cover the knees when sitting in meditation. Shirts should cover the shoulders and abdomen.
No shorts or tank tops, please.
There is no need to wear jewelry or other accessories during the retreat. We encourage everyone to keep things simple and natural.
All participants are required to wear underwear. Women are required to wear a bra.
For your comfort during meditation, we recommend wearing loose, lightweight, and non-transparent clothing. Please make sure your clothes are clean and neat.
Trousers or pants should be long enough to cover the knees when sitting in meditation. Shirts should cover the shoulders and abdomen.
No shorts or tank tops, please.
There is no need to wear jewelry or other accessories during the retreat. We encourage everyone to keep things simple and natural.
All participants are required to wear underwear. Women are required to wear a bra.
No. The retreat center is a completely alcohol-, drug-, and smoke-free space. Bringing alcohol, recreational drugs, or other intoxicating substances onto the retreat grounds is strictly prohibited.
Any violation of the sobriety policy will result in immediate dismissal from the retreat.
Smoking is also not permitted during the retreat. Cigarettes are considered an intoxicating substance that affects the body and mind. Smoking can interfere with meditation and the natural process of relaxation.
For the duration of the retreat, participants are required to refrain completely from smoking, alcohol, and recreational drugs.
Any violation of the sobriety policy will result in immediate dismissal from the retreat.
Smoking is also not permitted during the retreat. Cigarettes are considered an intoxicating substance that affects the body and mind. Smoking can interfere with meditation and the natural process of relaxation.
For the duration of the retreat, participants are required to refrain completely from smoking, alcohol, and recreational drugs.
Yes, you can attend the retreat together with your husband or wife. However, strict separation of men and women must be observed throughout the retreat.
Men and women stay in separate accommodation areas, eat separately, and meditate in designated areas for their respective gender.
The purpose of this arrangement is to create a focused environment that supports meditation and minimizes distractions during the retreat.
Men and women stay in separate accommodation areas, eat separately, and meditate in designated areas for their respective gender.
The purpose of this arrangement is to create a focused environment that supports meditation and minimizes distractions during the retreat.
In today’s world, spending an entire week without your phone is a luxury. But we believe you deserve it — and that you can absolutely do it.
Rule #1: Hand in your phone for safekeeping.
The second rule naturally follows from the first: check-in is only completed after you hand over your phone. Before arriving, please finish any important matters, switch off your phone and its alarm, and bravely hand over your smartphone to the organizers.
Rule #1: Hand in your phone for safekeeping.
The second rule naturally follows from the first: check-in is only completed after you hand over your phone. Before arriving, please finish any important matters, switch off your phone and its alarm, and bravely hand over your smartphone to the organizers.
- Silence and minimal interaction between participants are essential. Our shared goal is to create the conditions for deep immersion in meditation practice.
- If you decide to leave the retreat without a valid reason, the organizational fee for your next retreat will be 10 times higher. Please carefully consider whether you are ready to commit to the full retreat before joining.
- The practices, schedule, and rules are designed exclusively for the benefit of the participants. If you repeatedly fail to follow the retreat rules, arrive late, or skip scheduled practices, we will have to say goodbye to you after the second warning.
- These guidelines are not intended to restrict you, but to help create the focused and supportive environment necessary for a meaningful retreat experience.
Yes.
You can join the retreat even if you have no previous meditation experience.
In fact, being new to meditation can be an advantage. Without established habits or expectations, you can approach the practice with an open mind and learn the techniques from the very beginning.
All the necessary meditation instructions and guidance will be provided during the retreat.
You can join the retreat even if you have no previous meditation experience.
In fact, being new to meditation can be an advantage. Without established habits or expectations, you can approach the practice with an open mind and learn the techniques from the very beginning.
All the necessary meditation instructions and guidance will be provided during the retreat.
The retreat price does not include travel or flight tickets to and from the retreat location.
Any personal expenses outside the retreat program should also be planned separately.
Any personal expenses outside the retreat program should also be planned separately.
Yes. You may request a refund no later than two weeks before the retreat begins.
After this deadline, payments are non-refundable.
After this deadline, payments are non-refundable.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us
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