Intensive 10-Day Hridaya Silent Meditation Retreat
A Sacred Immersion in Which Self-Inquiry Matures into the Natural State
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Let Meditation Ripen into the Natural Radiance of the Heart
Designed especially for experienced practitioners, this intensive retreat offers a space to rest more deeply in Self-Inquiry and surrender.
If you have already journeyed deeply into silence, this retreat is an invitation to venture even further—beyond the horizons you have already crossed, into the intimacy of surrender.
Reserved for those who have completed at least three 10-Day Hridaya Silent Meditation Retreats, this journey offers a different rhythm: fewer words, more silence.
Here, each day opens with a single theme—Self-Inquiry, the Spiritual Heart, the “I”-feeling, Sahaja, Stillness, Surrender, the Witness Consciousness, Love, Oneness, and Death—evoked through a brief pointer and then left to ripen over the course of hours of meditation, yoga, and interiorization.
The days unfold in a rhythm of profound stillness: long, continuous meditation sessions, embodied presence through Hatha Yoga, moments of inspiration from poetry and the words of spiritual masters, and subtle pointers for reflection.
With only brief question-and-answer sessions, the emphasis is less on the teachings themselves and more about living directly from the Self. This retreat is designed to invite meditation to mature into the natural state, inspiring deepening surrender and allowing the mind to dissolve in spacious Awareness.
In this intimacy, Love—radiant and free from all limitations—reveals itself as the very essence of our being and of all Life. Offered in France and Mexico, this retreat is a rare opportunity to rest in that recognition and journey deeply into who you really are.
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You’ll Experience:
- Long, unbroken meditation sessions
- Inspiring daily themes
- The natural deepening of meditation beyond effort or technique
- Profound, contemplative Hridaya Hatha Yoga sessions as embodied meditation
- Relevant inspiration from great spiritual masters
- Time for contemplation and journaling
- An intimate environment reserved for seasoned practitioners
“At the heart of meditation is the intention to be awake.”
“Love is not reached through obedience and discipline—it is Love that teaches the soul how to listen and surrender.”
Contenido
Each Day of the Intensive Meditation Retreat Includes:
- More than 6 hours of meditation
- 1 hour and 45 minutes of Hatha Yoga
- Inspiration from spiritual masters
- A short Q&A session
- Journaling prompts
- Time for contemplation
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This retreat is reserved for those who have completed at least three 10-Day Hridaya Silent Meditation Retreats. As all participants arrive with an established understanding of the teachings and direct experience of the practice, the retreat can grow from a shared foundation of silence and surrender.
While the 10-Day Retreat offers an inspiring range of teachings and practices, this intensive meditation retreat emphasizes resting in silence. It is designed for seasoned practitioners who are ready to move beyond structured instruction into a rhythm where meditation naturally evolves into Being.
No. The meditation periods are intentionally long and unbroken, allowing the mind to settle deeply without interruption so the wisdom of the daily themes can blossom in silence.
The emphasis is on direct experience rather than teachings. You’ll receive brief pointers each day and subtle inspiration from poetry and spiritual masters, but the majority of the retreat will be held in silence. There will be nightly Q&A sessions, but these will be limited to 30 minutes or less, with priority given to questions arising from contemplations on the daily themes.
The Q&A sessions are intentionally brief to help you move beyond the activity of the mind and rest in the deeper silence of the Heart. This retreat emphasizes direct experience rather than intellectual musings. To support this, preference is given to questions related to the daily themes, allowing the dialogue to serve as a subtle pointer rather than a distraction from silence.
Yes. In addition to meditation and yoga, you’ll have journaling prompts and quiet time for contemplation, supporting the interiorization of your experience and the unfolding of deeper insights.
This retreat is reserved for those who have completed at least three 10-Day Hridaya Silent Meditation Retreats. As all participants arrive with an established understanding of the teachings and direct experience of the practice, the retreat can grow from a shared foundation of silence and surrender.
While the 10-Day Retreat offers an inspiring range of teachings and practices, this intensive meditation retreat emphasizes resting in silence. It is designed for seasoned practitioners who are ready to move beyond structured instruction into a rhythm where meditation naturally evolves into Being.
No. The meditation periods are intentionally long and unbroken, allowing the mind to settle deeply without interruption so the wisdom of the daily themes can blossom in silence.
The emphasis is on direct experience rather than teachings. You’ll receive brief pointers each day and subtle inspiration from poetry and spiritual masters, but the majority of the retreat will be held in silence. There will be nightly Q&A sessions, but these will be limited to 30 minutes or less, with priority given to questions arising from contemplations on the daily themes.
The Q&A sessions are intentionally brief to help you move beyond the activity of the mind and rest in the deeper silence of the Heart. This retreat emphasizes direct experience rather than intellectual musings. To support this, preference is given to questions related to the daily themes, allowing the dialogue to serve as a subtle pointer rather than a distraction from silence.
Yes. In addition to meditation and yoga, you’ll have journaling prompts and quiet time for contemplation, supporting the interiorization of your experience and the unfolding of deeper insights.