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May 11 - May 14, 2023
Michael G. Burbank has been a student of Robert Thurman and HH the XIV Dalai Lama for over 25 years, since his undergraduate years at Columbia University. In February of 2002 he was invited to help the Thurmans and Tibet House start the newly acquired Menla retreat. Over the year...
“All war, belongs on paper” ~ Byron Katie All internal beliefs that lead us to struggle, to separate ourselves out, to judge and to hold one another in cont...
Join Connie Viglietti this fall to dance between the veils of Ecstatic Expression. Together we will gather, as women have since the beginning, to explore the ro...
This retreat is led by Colleen Saidman Yee, a renowned yoga teacher, studio owner and author who has been practicing yoga for over three decades. Are you ready ...
Jacqui is honored and excited to lead Om Tara Yoga Studio’s 5th retreat at Menla. To retreat means to withdraw. Jacqui invites you to withdraw from your routi...
Life-Force Academy at Menla This is an in-person, multi-day immersive yoga retreat that will give you the energy, inspiration and momentum to live the life of c...
EMBRACE is a sacred and multigenerational opportunity to experience and expand the light from within. So many of us have suppressed and sabotaged our own unique...
Welcome to Cultivating Joy This is a safe, structured retreat led by a staff of licensed and highly experienced therapists and physicians in the beautiful Catsk...
“Such a beautiful serene place. The cabins were very clean and well equipped.”
Aziza Gaouda
“I loved every minute at Menla. It was as if heaven was delivered to me on earth–the people, the food, the services at the spa, even my walks to the meeting room were infused with magic. I was greeted with so much warmth and caring with every interaction.”
Janice Rous
“The food was fantastic, the pool was very relaxing, and the setting was spectacular! I suggest hiking the Metta Loop Trail when you are there. On the Menla property you will see lots of wildlife, such as deer, possums, and small bears that are harmless and used to our presence.”
Mills C.