Retreats
Burlington, Wisconsin
Sacred Threshold: A Full Moon Day Retreat of Death, Rebirth, & Remembering What Is True
Enlightened Living Center
Burlington, Wisconsin
October 25th, 2026
We invite you to join us for a partial silent meditation retreat honoring death and rebirth — shedding the leaves of what is ready to be released, and stepping into the new.
We gather on the full moon, before the sacred thresholds of Día de los Muertos and Halloween, a powerful time to honor what has been revealed to us as ready to be released.
As we enter the darker half of the year, we come together to consciously meet the parts of ourselves that are ready to go, old patterns, identities, stories, and ways of being that no longer serve who we are becoming.
If you've been feeling the calling to honor past versions of yourself, to shed what is ready to be released, and to step into the fresh air of this present moment, this day retreat is designed for you.
India
Hridaya Bhav Sangha Retreat: Rishikesh
Yoga, Devotion & Sacred Tradition in the Birthplace of Yoga
Rishikesh, India
February 2-9, 2027
Discover the Hridaya Bhav Retreat in Rishikesh—a sacred journey into the heart of yoga, set along the banks of the Ganges River at the foothills of the Himalayas. Known as the birthplace of yoga, Rishikesh offers a rare spiritual atmosphere shaped by centuries of practice, devotion, and ancient wisdom.
This retreat is an invitation to pause, reset, and reconnect. Through yoga, meditation, mantra, and ritual, you’ll step into a space of reflection, transformation, and inner clarity.
Open to all levels—whether you’re new to the path or deepening your practice—this experience is for anyone seeking peace, connection, and a deeper relationship with themselves in one of the world’s most sacred settings.
Nepal
Hridaya Bhav Sangha Retreat: Kathmandu
Discover tradition, deepen practice, & find peace in the City of Temples
Kathmandu, Nepal
February 21-28, 2027
Experience the Hridaya Bhav Sangha Retreat in Kathmandu—a soulful immersion into devotion, community, and inner discovery, set in one of the world’s most spiritually rich landscapes. Known as the “City of Temples,” Kathmandu offers a rare blend of Hindu and Buddhist traditions, where sacred rituals, ancient shrines, and everyday life flow together in quiet harmony.
Surrounded by the Himalayan foothills, Nepal has long drawn seekers in search of meaning, reflection, and connection. There’s a depth to this place—felt in its temples, its people, and its rhythms—that naturally invites you to slow down and turn inward.
This retreat is designed as a gentle yet powerful pilgrimage into the heart. Through yoga, meditation, mantra, philosophy, and visits to sacred sites, you’ll engage with practices that awaken clarity, presence, and a deeper sense of belonging.
This experience is for those seeking more than just travel—those ready to reconnect with themselves, explore living spiritual traditions, and return home with a renewed sense of peace and perspective.
St. Francis, Wisconsin
Half Day Retreat: Beneath the Veil
The Heart Center for Yoga
St. Francis, Wisconsin
October 31st, 2026
This is a time to remember those who came before us, honor what has passed, and listen inwardly to the parts of ourselves, our stories, and our ways of being that may be ready to soften, release, or rest.
Beneath the Veil is a half-day gathering for anyone longing to turn inward, honor a loss, shed what no longer serves them, or gather in community to reflect on where we have come from and what is emerging within us.
Whether you are grieving, moving through a season of transition, or simply feeling called to slow down and reconnect, you are welcome here.
Together, we will explore the ancient and universal themes of death, remembrance, release, and rebirth — not as something to fear, but as natural movements within the cycles of life.
Through ceremonial cacao, flower meditation and altar making, community ritual, somatic movement, and deep rest, we will create space for presence, surrender, stillness, remembrance, and renewal.
We will gently explore the identities, expectations, stories, and patterns we carry — and consider what might become possible when we loosen our grip on who we think we are supposed to be.