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INNER SANCTUARY
January 14 - January 16, 2022
Alison Sinatra
Jennifer Muir-Braunstein
The season is upon us when the days are shorter and finding the light within is even more important.
This weekend retreat is specifically curated to meet you in that internal space. Nature is the ultimate teacher and we will be delving into themes that reflect the dying process (Autumn/Winter) and that lead us to plant seeds for something beautiful (Spring/Summer). The gateway of death is imminent for all of us in a body. We strongly believe that honoring and engaging in conversation and practices that familiarize us with this Sacred passage will help invigorate our living.
The retreat will have prayer, sharing, restorative yoga, writing, sound healing, and breathwork. Breathwork uses a powerful, open-mouth breath to help clear the channels and move us into a non-ordinary state of being. It is an incredible way to open energetic channels and fortify one's being.
Menla is surrounded by the Catskill mountains and the atmosphere alone is a sanctuary and holy balm for our collective confusion. There is undeniable energy afoot when women come together. Breakthroughs and transformations occur; individuals find center; the collective gets lifted; and the effects of our efforts spill out into our everyday lives, benefiting our partners, friends, families, and communities.
Schedule
Friday, January 14th2 - 3 pm Arrival and Check-in 4 - 6 pm Opening Circle-sharing and Prayers, Restorative Yoga, Yoga Nidra 6 - 7 pm Dinner 8 pm Sound Healing Saturday, January 15th8 - 9 am Breakfast 10 am - 12 pm Yoga & Journaling 12:30 - 1:30 pm Lunch 1:30 - 4:00 Free Time for Relaxation and Spa 4 - 6 pm Breathwork 6 - 7 pm Dinner 8pm Death meditation and Sharing Circle Sunday, January 16th7 - 11 am Check-out of Rooms 8 - 9 am Breakfast 10 am - 12 pm Closing Circle, Sharing and Prayers 12:30 - 1:30 pm Lunch and Departure *Schedule is subject to change.
ABOUT THE TEACHERs
Alison Sinatra
Alison has been teaching yoga for over 25 years, and draws her inspiration from many different traditions - from Iyengar to Kundalini. She has led retreats and workshops all over the world and has been a senior faculty member on several teacher trainings. Her deep love has been m...
Jennifer Muir-Braunstein
Jennifer Muir is a Tibetan Tones practitioner, contemplative caregiver and a keeper of sacred space. She has worked for many years supporting those struggling with addiction and mental health issues. More recently she has embarked on a path of working with death and dying as an ...
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