Yoga and Ayurveda in Vermont
Brattleboro, Vermont
September 27th-29th, 2024
Kacy, co-hosted by Dave Glazebrook will guide you through this weekend in all areas of asana, meditation, breath work, restoration, (giggles for sure!), making new friends as we also dive into Ayurveda! Our first retreat here was AMAZING, don’t miss out!
Chosen organization for donation:
https://www.offtheplate.org
Where mind comes to rest, and body to explore.
This retreat offers a unique opportunity to study Yoga & Ayurveda while living out these ancient lifestyle practices in an Indian inspired retreat center. Nestled away in the foothills of Southern Vermont, The center offers a tranquil space for relaxation and deep self-reflection. Located on thirteen acres of forested land, our location is enhanced by captivating views of Round Mountain, a delightful spring-fed pond, and on-site nature trails. Inside you’ll find a holistic space steeped in Indian traditions. Each guest room is customized with imported fabrics and artistry from India giving guests lots to discover, the wellness center resembles a south Indian temple providing a beautiful space for relaxation, and the shala (yoga space) offers quiet solace for the deep practice of traditional yoga and meditation. With a variety of room sizes and special amenities, hearthside dining, sunroom, an outdoor pool, hot tub and sauna guests have ample opportunity to personalize their experience. This unique combination of personalization, natural setting, and Indian hospitality, making it the perfect setting for the studying traditionally.
The time to expand is now…
INCLUDED IN YOUR PRICE:
Two nights accommodations
Daily breakfast & dinner, light lunch Saturday
Luxurious rooms and linens
Off-site adventure
Morning teas
All yogic practices with Kacy and Dave
Sound meditation Saturday night 7-8:30pm
WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING:
Water bottle
Comfortable clothes
An open mind
Money for spa offerings, services, massage, excursions
So, I’m really interested, what else is there for me to know?
What made us choose this space? We’re glad you asked!
History
Many people want to study yoga but don’t have access to the yoga culture, as it is in India.
To a westerner’s ear, Indians speak of yoga and it’s something deeper, extending well beyond the physical practice of asana and what is offered through a weekly yoga class.
The question then arrises, how can one grow their yoga practice when much of the knowledge and culture is not-accessible without heading to India? Does it need to be this encrypted and hard to gain access to?
This space that acts as a bridge for people to experience traditional Indian wellness in the context that it flourish within, by bringing together communities and cultures with purpose.