The Subtle Joy of Presence: A Mindfulness Meditation Retreat
With Adam Funderburk, LPC and Huda Al-Qatami, E-RYT 200, RYT 500, LPC
April 17 - 19, 2020
Among the world’s contemplative traditions, it is a time-honored practice to go on an extended silent retreat. The experience is intended to deepen one’s practice and create a temporary refuge from life’s daily demands. The focus, the silence and the beauty of nature offer a setting that is often difficult to find in everyday life.
With the beautiful north Georgia mountains as the backdrop, this weekend retreat offers participants an opportunity to deepen their mindfulness practice, as well as a chance to experience the subtle joy of being present. The retreat will consist of both sitting and walking meditation, as well as mindful movement and hiking. There will also be ample free time to relax, unwind, and commune with the incredible natural environment.
This retreat is open to both beginners and experienced meditators. Please note that we will be observing noble silence during most of the retreat, which includes unplugging from our electronic devices.
This weekend is all-inclusive with:
Two nights accommodations (including all taxes, fees, program tuition).
All meals prepared by a local chef using nutritious and delicious freshly-prepared ingredients. Beverages and a 24 hour tea house are available.
Space is limited to 18 participants.
Lodging options:
- Private room with one king bed and private bath (single or double occupancy)
- Private room with two twin beds and private bath (single or double occupancy)
- Small private room with one twin bed and hall bath shared with one other guest (single occupancy)
Sheets, towels, and bath amenities (soap, shampoo, conditioner) are provided for all rooms.
If you have questions or for more information about the retreat, contact Huda at satiyogaatl@gmail.com or Adam at adam@stressmgt.net. For more information on Sati Yoga, please click here.
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