Meditation Retreat in the foothills of Himalayas, India

Break the Norms 2.0

A meditation retreat in the Foothills of Himalayas with Chandresh Bhardwaj

September 22nd to September 28th, 2019

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View of Rishikesh, Yoga Capital of the World

View of Rishikesh, Yoga Capital of the World

Take a moment to breathe. Breathe in. Breathe out. Listen to your awareness.

Now, ask yourself these questions:

Does my soul seek long-lasting healing?

How often do I feel the desire to just be and let go?

Is my heart carrying any pain or grudges?

Am I willing to break my norms and embrace the conscious rebel that I am?

Who am I?

What is my purpose?

What am I holding back?

If you seek the answers to any of the questions above, this experience is for you! This isn’t just any standard retreat to India. This sacred experience is being planned for you with the sole intention of cultivating your self-healing. This retreat is rooted in the traditional healing wisdom that you’d expect from India, but it also promises the modern facilities that will make this experience accessible and easy to absorb.

The retreat participants get to share their intentions and goals with Chandresh before the retreat begins. During the retreat, Chandresh works closely with each participant in bringing energy toward manifesting those intentions. In addition to the guidance, the participants also get their personalized mantra and an energized meditation bead as well prepared specially for their intentions.

Chandresh among the Himalayan monks

Chandresh among the Himalayan monks

What else to expect during the Break the Norms 2.0 retreat in the Himalayas:

  • Daily meditations, group discussions, and one-on-one session with Chandresh.

  • Mantra and meditation sessions held by the River Ganges.

  • A signature Break the Norms mantra ceremony facilitated by mantra scholars based in the Himalayas, under the guidance of Chandresh.

  • Opportunities to serve food to and witness the lives of Himalayan monks.

  • A visit to Rishikesh, the yoga capital of world.

  • Your own personalized mantras and energized meditation bead based on your intention and chakra alignment.

  • Witnessing and taking part in the world famous Ganga aarti, celebration of divine feminine.

  • Meditation in the ancient caves where most profound and revered yogis meditated.

Evening Mantra Ceremony to honor the Divinity of River Ganga

Evening Mantra Ceremony to honor the Divinity of River Ganga

What sets Break the Norms 2.0 apart from other retreats to India?

  • Chandresh grew up in India, learning from the gurus and practicing these very rituals on daily basis. The Himalayas is his playground. He has been facilitating these retreats for a decade now and you can rest assured that you will have an incredibly authentic experience.

  • Signature rituals such as the mantra ceremony, serving food to the monks, and other similar powerful moments make this retreat a powerful experience.

  • Accommodations are so close to the River Ganges that you can literally start and end your day sitting amongst its presence.

  • We could go on … but you get it!

Itinerary:

September 22nd - Fly into New Delhi. Overnight stay in New Delhi.

September 23rd - Morning flight to Dehradun. From Dehradun, you’ll travel to your resort, located 40 kilometers from the airport, for a five-night stay.

September 23rd to 28th - At the resort in foothills of the Himalayas. (For privacy, exact location is available at request)

September 28th - Back in Delhi by afternoon. Retreat ends.

Accommodations:

Your resort will be at the foothills of the Himalayas near holy river Ganges. It’s an extraordinary geographical site where the Ganga turns around and flows north towards its source. This resort is considered one of the most peaceful location in the Himalayas. For privacy of guests and their spiritual experience, we are not putting the resort location and name here. The resort website can be available upon request.

Delhi: Our hotel in Delhi will be a Holiday Inn, Mariott Aloft, or similar.

Pricing:

Flexible pricing options available starting from $2,500 for sharing room.

The cost includes: Accommodations, all meals, and domestic travel arrangements.

This cost doesn’t include: International airfare, massages, extra food beyond the provided hotel meals, and shopping.

Direct Contact: tina@breakthenorms.com

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Payment Policy:

$500 non-refundable due today to reserve your spot.
You have the option of making the rest of payment in two installments.
Additional fee of 3% for payments made via credit / debit card.
No extra fee on payments made via check or bank transfer.


Refund policy: Your payment is transferred right away in India for securing your room and making other arrangements. Hence, we have a strict refund policy. There is no refund available a month before the retreat. There is 50% refund available if you request the refund within 30 days of making the payment. You have the option to gift / forward the retreat, pending approval by the teacher.


Chandresh during one of the signature healing ceremonies at the retreat

Chandresh during one of the signature healing ceremonies at the retreat


FAQs:

Will this be a silent retreat?

No. However, we do recommend that you practice silence and self-reflection throughout.

Is it a vegan and vegetarian retreat?

Yes, all meals provided will be vegan and vegetarian.

Do I need an advanced meditation practice to join this retreat?

No, but you do need to be curious and open to new experiences. An ability to meditate longer will help you make the most of this retreat. However, this is an experience for all levels. The only requirement is that you are ready to heal your heart and cultivate a deeper sense of self-awareness.

Why it cost this much for a meditation retreat?

A major part of the payment goes toward securing the best available luxury accommodations. India is highly diverse country in all aspects and you could stay in the Himalayas from $5 per night to $10K per night. The luxury resort for your retreat ensures organic food quality, hygienic environment, cozy and comfortable rooms, and highly comfortable stay. While you go through intense spiritual transformation in India, a comfortable stay will only enhance your experience.

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One of the many monkeys of Himalayas :)

One of the many monkeys of Himalayas :)

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