You will support the community for 5h/day with whatever needs doing. The rest of the day you are free to explore, go for a walk, a swim in the river, read, meditate or simply relax in nature. There will be morning sadhana, an orientation session with us upon arrival and one or two additional meetings to help you get the best out of the seva/self-inquiry experience. We might also be offering an evening meditation depending on our availability. The minimum stay is a week, maximum two.
Costs are 100 Euros per week. This includes the orientation meetings, all meals and accommodation (camping).
Possible dates in 2019 are:
19-25 August
Limited spaces available
Daily programme : This structure is ONLY when there are no courses running.
8.00 Breakfast
9.30 Tune in collectively, seva. 3hr
13.00 Lunch
after lunch its personal self-enquiry time
18.00 Light dinner (soup or something equivalent)
20.00 Meditation / light yoga : whenever is appropriate , about 2 times a week
+ SHARING Cirle : offered every week
Accommodation
Camping
Cost of the programme : We want the programme to be as affordable and accessible as possible.
100 Euro per week - everything included
- minimum stay - 1 week
- maximum stay - 2 weeks
Application process
If consider coming, please fill out our application form. In it you can give us the time that you are available and the necessary personal details.
We will then schedule a skype or phone interview with you to get a better idea of your situation and intentions and so on. We assess your situation together. And see if it is a good fit, both for you and the community that will be hosting your stay. After this first interview, your application is decided upon by the community. If it is approved, we let you know and ask that you pay for your intended stay before you come or upon arrival.
If you are staying longer than a week, we will have an evaluation interview after about a week of being in the programme to make sure that mutual expectations are met. Just before you leave there will be a third interview to see if and how you can integrate your experience, how you can come back to regular life and possibly get a personal practice to do when you get back home.
