New Year’s Eve Retreat
December 30 (3pm check-in) – January 1 (1pm check-out)
Program fee: $35 plus the price of accommodations
In the ShambhavAnanda Yoga tradition, it is common to use special holidays throughout the year as catalysts to propel a practitioner deeper into their spiritual practice. You can begin to prepare for New Year’s Eve right now, in this very moment, just by taking a deep, conscious breath.
By setting the intention to make a spiritual leap this New Year’s, you are opening yourself to the very real possibly of spontaneous recognition of your highest self – also known in the ShambhavAnanda Yoga tradition as Shiva Consciousness.
From beginners to experienced practitioners, everyone is welcome. So go ahead and take that breath, and then join us for a New Year’s Celebration that is sure to propel you forward along your own spiritual path.
*All guests must be fully vaccinated against Covid-19 and show proof of vaccination at check-in. Learn more about our Vaccine Policy.*
New Year's Eve Retreat Schedule
**subject to change**
Friday, December 30
3:00pm Check-in
4:00pm Hatha Yoga
5:00pm Dinner
6:00pm Vision Boards art project
9:15-10:15pm Candlelight yoga
10:15-10:50pm Break – chai and cookies
11:00-12:00am Mantra & meditation to bring in the New Year
Saturday, December 31
5:30am Shiva Puja and Yajna (Fire Temple)
5:30am Guru Gita Chant (Main Temple)
6:30am Silent Meditation (Main Temple)
7:00am Breakfast – Brunch-style breakfast options will be set out through 9:30am so that you may arrive late.
8:15am Sacred Art – Ganesh line drawings
10:30am Hatha Yoga and Pranayama
12:00pm Lunch
1:00-2:00pm Seva (required)
2:30pm Ayurvedic Treats
4:00pm Hatha Yoga
5:00pm Dinner
6:30pm Evening Meditation
Sunday, January 1 (HAPPY NEW YEAR!)
5:30am Shiva Puja and Yajna (Fire Temple)
5:30am Guru Gita Chant (Main Temple)
6:30am Silent Meditation (Main Temple)
7:00am Breakfast
8:15am Sacred Art
10:30am Hatha Yoga and Pranayama
12:00pm Lunch
1:00pm Check-out
The food is exceptional, the people are kind, and the experience of spending time there is life changing. I love Shoshoni; it the best place that I know of for rejuvenation and connecting to one’s inner potential.