STRENGTHEN THE SANGHA YOGA RETREAT
With Beth Sanchez and Derik Eselius
Our human journey–individual and collective–is marked by shadows and times of illumination. In these trying times, can we come together and generate human culture that aligns with our hearts despite the headlines?
We invite you to connect with the deeper spirit of yoga–and its guiding medicine–through dedicated practice, songs, sharing and discussion, ancient stories, and wholehearted presence of fellow practitioners.
Retreat Experience:
- Mountain immersion – 3 hours from Denver
- Dedicated asana practice, meditation
- Dharma Talks and Dharma Sharing
- River meditation and solo time
- Hosted at Sangha member’s mountain home
- Restorative yoga
- Kirtan, song and story
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- Bhakti-infused vegetarian meals a day plus snacks & tea
- Access to mountain peaks, Arkansas river, and fresh prana!
- Shared rooms or personal tent or RV options
- Deeply supported meditations
- Practice building beautiful human culture
- Personal time for rest and renewal
Limited to Just 16 Participants!
DATES & LOCATION:
- Fri. July 17, 1pm – Sun. July 19, 1pm
- Just Outside of Salida Colorado (3 hrs from Denver)
COST – FAIR MARKET OR PAY WHAT YOU CAN!
Includes: retreat, meals and accomodation
Option #1: Fair Market Value Upfront: Some people would rather just have it all settled before the retreat gets started.
- Shared Room: $445
- Tent or RV option: $395
Option #2: Pay What You Can: PWYC is an equitable format that allows people to participate according to their means while honoring the commitment, and dedication of the teachers. Submit a baseline contribution (below) to secure your place, at the end of your retreat give any additional amount based on the value you received and your means.
- Shared Room: $295
- Tent or RV option: $245
Option #3: Day Visitor: Join us for a morning or afternoon, three hour yoga practice. Includes one meal and no on-site accommodation. Or attend all day, meals provided.
- Half Day: $60
- Full Day: $120
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Join us for a grounding weekend of movement, connection, and shared practice.