September 20-23, 2024 Kirtan and Sound healing Retreat with Special Guests, in Johnsons Landing, BC

Arrival: 2-4pm Friday, September 20th
Departure: 1pm Monday, September 23rd, 2024  

(please be sure you can be present the entire time!!!)\

The fees for booking food and accommodations are inclusive of only food and accommodations for the entire weekend.

Program fee: $999 plus tax (food and accommodations not included)

Please send deposit of $499 + tax = 523.95 to [email protected] to reserve your spot. Please send your deposit before filling the registrations form and please bring the remaining $500 in cash when you come.

Food and accommodations are booked through Johnsons Landing Retreat Centre

Retreat Includes: Nourishing meals and snacks, 2 ceremonial evening meditations, integration sessions, workshops (yoga nidra, tibetan bowl sound healing, breathwork) teachings and practices, preparation and integration support (before and after via email and phone calls)

Registration: please fill out this form, along with a $523.95 non-refundable deposit sent as an e-transfer to [email protected] to confirm your spot. Immediately after, please fill out the retreat registration form

In this retreat, with the Grandmother, you will also have an opportunity to feel the power of singing together in community to support opening up, developing, and trusting in your voice while receiving the healing power of sound and community. We will also share practices and workshops, such as yoga nidra, breathwork and Tibetan bowls sound healing that will enhance and deepen your meditation experience and integration of this work. There will also be time and space for rest and enjoying the nature of this magical land.

Kirtan is the principal practice in the path of Bhakti yoga. It is an open hearted, devotional way to union with oneness – in India they call this yoga. Groups of people chanting mantras create vibrations that are found to have profound spiritual effects on the body/mind. Through music and repetition, this practice opens the heart, calms the mind, and brings one into deep states of profound meditation.