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Join us from 1st to 8th December for Sounds of Bhakti, a transformative retreat celebrating the divine through the vibrant energies of music, song, movement, and love.
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This journey invites you to connect deeply with yourself and others, opening your heart to the power of devotion. Together, we will awaken our voices and hearts to celebrate the unity of spirit through sound and connection.
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Let the practices of Bhakti Yoga guide you home to your self.
​Whether seeking a deeper connection to the divine, a way to release emotional blockages, or simply the joy of singing, dancing, and celebrating in community, this retreat provides a sacred container for personal growth and transformation. Participants can expect to leave feeling rejuvenated, inspired, and more attuned to the love and beauty within themselves and the world around them. It’s an invitation to step into a vibrant, supportive environment where healing, connection, and joy come alive.
Sounds of Bhakti offers a unique opportunity to immerse in a soulful celebration of the divine through music, movement, and connection.​​
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WHAT'S INCLUDED?
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7 Night Stay at Arco Isis
Three Homecooked Meals each day plus dinner and breakfast on the first and last days
Daily Sunrise Practice (meditation, pranayama, asana, chanting)
Daily workshops on voice activation, mantra, dance as prayer, the vagus nerve, the wisdom of Sanskrit, and much more!
Community Kirtan and Ecstatic Dance
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Tea Ceremony and Cacaco Circle​​
WHO IS THIS RETREAT FOR?
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Spiritual seekers looking to deepen their connection to the divine through music, movement, and mantra.
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Lovers of sacred sound who enjoy chanting, singing, or exploring voice activation and mantra practices.
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Yoga practitioners interested in expanding their practice with the devotional path of Bhakti Yoga.
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Creative individuals drawn to self-expression through music, dance, and community celebration.
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Anyone seeking healing and transformation through heart-opening practices and emotional release.
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Community-oriented people who thrive in supportive and uplifting group experiences.
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Dancers and movers who resonate with the idea of using movement as a form of prayer and devotion.
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Beginners to spirituality or Bhakti Yoga curious about exploring devotional practices in an accessible, loving environment.
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Practitioners of Mantra and Sanskrit who wish to deepen their understanding and practice of these ancient traditions.
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Those in search of rest and renewal, longing for a sacred space to reconnect with themselves and their inner joy.
OUR HOME - ARCO ISIS SANCTUARY
Our time together will take place in the breathtaking highlands of Guatemala, the birthplace of Breath Body Earth and the beloved home of its founders.
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Arco Isis Sanctuary rests high in the mountains, overlooking the mystical waters of Lake Atitlán and surrounded by majestic volcanoes that inspire awe and reverence.
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This lush and tranquil sanctuary is a sacred space where we are free to sing, laugh, cry, dance, and celebrate in community, held lovingly by the land and the dedicated hearts of those who care for it.
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Lake Atitlán also carries the profound presence of indigenous and ancestral wisdom, a powerful energy that is deeply felt throughout the sanctuary.
FACILITATORS
RACHAEL HAYLOCK
500hr E-RYT Yoga Teacher.
Embodiment Coach, Somatic Educator & Doula
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"Life is full of experiences of all qualities and textures, some more dense and difficult than others. What I have learnt, and what I endeavor to share, is how to create tools that help us exist in both light and dark without resistance. "
MELISSA COTON
500hr E-RYT Yoga Teacher.
Sound Healer, Meditation Guide, Thai Yoga & Mayan Abdominal Massage Therapist
"I am grateful and honoured to have the opportunity to co-create spaces where everyone can feel safe and where we can explore big questions like ‘What is life?’, ‘What is death?’, ‘What are we?’ - without looking for answers but simply resting together in the silence these questions evoke
EMILIE STREET
500hr RYT, Enneagram Expert, Mindfulness Educator
"My greatest hope as a teacher is to offer my students a space where they feel safe to listen to their bodies and safe to be themselves."