Retreats

New Year’s Hridaya Silent Retreat

The Hridaya Silent Meditation Retreat is an invitation to discover the joy of being quiet. To remove yourself from everyday distractions, peel away layers of the ego, and find the peace within.

If you are yearning to go beyond your everyday reality, to quiet your mind and connect to the deepest part of yourself, join us for this Silent Meditation Retreat. We designed this retreat to guide you to an intimate understanding of what meditation is so you can experience the inner transformation it kindles.

December 29, 2023 – January 1, 2024
Copalis Beach, WA

Memorial Weekend Silent Meditation Retreat

A silent retreat is a chance for you to give yourself a profound gift: Silence. In that silence, you can begin to perceive the peaceful and eternal core of your being, the source of all inspiration, love, and beauty—the Spiritual Heart.

Our facilitators share wisdom and inspiration from a variety of spiritual traditions. They also hold an explicit awareness about historical and current ways these teachings have been inaccessible to many people and offer diverse access points to support participants’ abilities to understand and receive the teachings. Meditation and other techniques are taught step-by-step with the opportunity to deepen your practice throughout the retreat.

But a silent meditation retreat isn’t about a technique or bit of knowledge. It isn’t about finding something that’s missing. It’s a process of opening to the part of you that is beyond all limitations. When you connect with that inner realm, it will infuse your entire life with its Love.

May 24-27, 2024
Cinebar, WA

3 Day Grief to Action Silent Meditation Retreat

A Deep Contemplation on Unrested Labor, Lynching and Dismantling Oppression in America.

Join Aaron + Grace for 3 days of silence and nature to draw into your Self and your Source. Together we will unravel patterns in the body, energies and beliefs as we engage our bodies in practices of drawing inward and moving through.

Our orientation begins in our personal journey of silence — with tools to be in relationship with the mind, body and heart — and progresses into the collective awareness of Black oppression and lynching. Practices offered will support you in sitting with what arises in this deep contemplation, like anger, grief, rage, sadness, discomfort and staying present on the edges of what you could historically hold.

Dates: TBD 2024
Location: Boonville, CA