A retreat is a space for yourself: to introspect, to conduct a deeper enquiry into your self, to take a break and re-evaluate your goals and priorities, to unlearn, and to sit in solitude. You reflect through spiritual teachings, guided meditation, chanting, contemplation and discussion, recognise your conditioning, and learn to live with new understanding.
Zorba the Buddha, Ghitorni, Delhi · November 22–24, 2026
...and much more.
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A record of gatherings held so far, most recent first. Tap any retreat to see what it held.
Celebrating Guru Poornima with the community at Tapovan: paying homage to Gurus, Om Chanting, satsang and a shared meal together, alongside intense Kriya Yoga practice, a study of the Mandukya Upanishad, an introduction to Hiranyagarbha, and community sharing and bonding.
A return pilgrimage to Dwarahat and Ranikhet, with guided meditation before the image of Babaji, satsang and group Kriya Yoga practice.
Decision purification, the Vedantic model of intelligence, emotional mapping, metacognition, neuroplasticity, and an introduction to Kriya Yoga and Brain Energisation Exercises, in the first Intelligence Code cohort in Delhi.
Decision purification, the Vedantic model of intelligence, emotional mapping, metacognition, neuroplasticity, and an introduction to Kriya Yoga and Brain Energisation Exercises, in the Intelligence Code cohort in Mumbai.
Kriya Yoga, Meditation, Om Chanting, a session on what spirituality is, and Q&A.
Day 1 · Guru Poornima Day: paying homage to gurus, spiritual discussion, dinner and open session.
Day 2 · Intensive Meditation & Silence: Jal Neti and intense individual Kriya Yoga practice from 7 AM to 7 PM, light meals only, no phones, complete silence. Even non-Kriya yogis attended under a 12 hour silence vow.
Day 3 · Group Activities & Discussion: Kriya practice, group presentations, group healing, and an afternoon of group activities and games.
Day 4 · Celebration Day: Kriya practice, a spiritual celebration, and an Anhad Naad guided meditation to close.
Kriya Initiation, an introductory session on the importance of spirituality, Om Chanting, the Laws of the Mind, handling social media pressure, what Bhakti is, and the right way to perform rituals.
Kriya Initiation, Jal Neti, an introduction to yoga, Yog Nidra, sound healing, guided meditation and spiritual discussions.
A visit to Perangi Pettai and Auroville with the community.
Understanding the secrets of the mind to live a more peaceful life and simplify decision making, covering: building a strong mind and dealing with past conflict and trauma, the fundamentals of spirituality, intense guided meditations, group Kriya Yoga practice, the Bhagavad Gita, powerful group Om chanting, and spiritual games.
Celebrating Guru Poornima together: Guru Vandana, paying homage to gurus, Om Chanting, intense guided meditation, a talk with Q&A, sharing personal expectations, Kriya Yoga for practitioners and Q&A for non-Kriya yogis, and an evening spiritual activity closing in meditation.
A pilgrimage to the holy cave where Babaji initiated Lahiri Mahasaya into Kriya Yoga. The group travelled from Delhi to Dwarahat, visited the cave, moved on to Ranikhet for Kriya Yoga and satsang, then returned to Delhi.
Connecting with the Self to heal the individual self, through group healing, Om chanting, silence, Kirtan, and a discussion on what surrender means.
Cleansing the memory traces of the year so the new year could start fresh, through Om chanting, meditation, a cleansing exercise, and a session on the different types of cleansing and their significance for a seeker.
An intensive Kriya Yoga practice session for all Kriya yogis and anyone already practising Kriya breath, exercises or pranayama.
Learning to shift the attention of the mind at will, healing through guided meditation and chanting, breaking old conditioning, exploring scripture, and learning to shield and protect your energy. Entry was limited and by invitation.