Venue: 1 week Hatha Yoga with Bhavani @ Retreat Mavrovouni | City: Palairos, Greece
Hatha Yoga and Meditation Week
With Bhavani at Mavrovouni Beach
You are free to arrive on any day
in the periode form 27 september to 29 October 2020
Enjoy a week's stay with refreshing deep meditation and yoga.
Close to nature and beach in a mediterranean climate.
The day begins with a guided morning meditation, continued with a smooth flow of asana practice and a deep relaxation. Afterwards delicious brunch and the rest of the day is free to explore the area, feel the Greek village, smell the herbs and explore historical sights. 4 days a week there will be an afternoon class and Dinner
One day a week is a free day where you will have time to explore and rest.
Powered by iCagenda
Kriya Yoga
Lahiri Mahasaya Tradition
The Kriya Yoga meditation technique can be learned very easily. It uses the tantric science of life-force and chakras and will elevate your consciousness to soul level. Everyone who have the desire to be more free internally will have great benefits from Kriya Yoga. Other great teachers of this tradition. Sri Yukteswar, Yogananda, Hariharananda, Shankarananda more>>
Tantra
Shakta and Shaiva Tradition
Tantra offers transformation that is both spirtual, mystical and very human. The Shakta tradition is mainly focused on energy and uses mantra,yantra, puja and yagna as its main tools. The Shaiva tradition uses mostly meditation and contemplation based on a very practical and lucid metaphysics more>>
Vipassana
Mahasi Sayadaw tradition
If you like to learn to be truly present then the science of mindfulness is for you. Since the time of The Buddha the Theravada tradition have perfected mindfulness meditation. The benefits of present moment awareness is endless. You will experience instant results from the practice more>>
Yoga & Kundalini
Hatha and Kundalini Tradition
The Natha yogis of India have designed a yoga and meditation practice that uses body, breath and mind to awaken the kundalini (the energy of awakend consciousness). Through a series of techniques starting with asanas the activation happen gradually. The tradition uses mainly asanas, pranayamas, bandhas and mudras more>>