No Ordinary Retreats
No Ordinary Retreats have been specifically created as an opportunity for you to experience an intensive immersion into the depths of your inner being. Whether you’re an experienced practitioner, a dedicated teacher, or an enthusiast on the path of self-discovery, this retreat invites you to step off the treadmill of life, disconnect from the digital noise, slow down, and turn inwards.
Just as an astronaut explores the vastness of outer space, you will embark on a journey into your own inner cosmos. Across the serene backdrops of Shimla’s mountain air, the sacred stillness of the Sivananda Ashram in Uttarkashi, and the awe-inspiring peaks of Nepal’s Annapurna range, you’ll be supported through practices that are designed to guide your attention inward.
Through meditation, breathwork, yoga, and self-reflection, you’ll examine your thoughts, emotions, sensations, and patterns. This retreat offers a gradual withdrawal from the constant stimuli and pressure of modern life — creating space for deep inner contemplation. You can finally BREATHE.
Connecting to your breath places you in direct contact with your emotional body. You may begin to feel more — to truly feel. And for many of us, that’s the hardest part. Emotions aren’t the problem; it’s the avoidance of them — the suppression, the resistance, the repression — that causes harm. In this space of stillness and support, personal stories, past pain, or unresolved memories may arise.
That’s not a mistake — that’s the work.
As these emotional layers surface, you’re given a sacred opportunity to process them instead of pushing them back down, where they often sit unprocessed, affecting your mental and physical wellbeing. The retreat provides the safety and support needed to face yourself — your habits, your subconscious patterns, your pain, and your potential.
Yoga becomes more than just movement here. It becomes your coping mechanism, your pathway to release, and your container for healing. You’ll be encouraged to go there — to “feel it all,” to sit with the uncomfortable, to move through it with grace and honesty.
Sometimes we have to break down in order to rebuild. To lose ourselves in order to truly find ourselves again. In this rawness, we reconnect with our essence. That’s where the real yoga begins — not just as a physical discipline, but as a science of self-transformation.
This 2026 journey is a profound blend of yogic tradition, Himalayan spirituality, and natural immersion. From the structured, supportive environment of the ashram to the wild, liberating expanse of the mountain trails, each phase is carefully curated to take you deeper — and to help bring you back home to yourself.
