1 Day Bhakti Celebration & Sound Yoga

Retreat Overview

The Options

Full Day Bhakti Celebration
Arrive: 9:30am
Event Close: 12am midnight

Includes:

– Lunch & Dinner
– Selection of music, voice and sound workshops including a Sound Session with Prosad and Hatha Yoga Sound Journey with Sw. Karma Karuna.
– Unlocking your Artistic Creativity
– Music Mantra & Self-transformation
– Nada Yoga
– Yoga Nidra Deep Relaxation
–  Havan Fire Ceremony
– Lots of Kirtan including a 6 hour Akhanda Kirtan

Price: NZ$ 108
(add to your booking in extras section at checkout)

Half Day Bhakti Celebration
Arrive: 2pm
Event Close: 12am midnight

Includes:

– Dinner
– Selection of music, voice and sound workshops including a Sound Session with Prosad and Hatha Yoga Sound Journey with Sw. Karma Karuna.
–   Havan Fire Ceremony
– Lots of Kirtan including a 6 hour Akhanda Kirtan

Price: NZ$ 75
(add to your booking in extras section at checkout)

Evening Bhakti Celebration
Arrive: 6pm
Event Close: 12am midnight

Includes:
–   Havan Fire Ceremony
– Lots of Kirtan including a 6 hour Akhanda Kirtan
– No meals included

Price: NZ$ 25

Overnight Camping Add-On Option – NZ$ 75
Includes 1 night camping, Sunday morning Hatha Yoga class and Brunch. Bring your own tent. Pre-erected tent hire available subject to availability on request at an additional fee of $30.

There will also be the opportunity to go to a very special screening of the movie Mantra – Sounds into Silence on Sunday 10th February following the Bhakti Celebration at The Sandcastle, Haile Lane, Pohara.

For more information: Movie Screening of Mantra – Sounds into Silence  or go to our website listing

Special Guests

Prosad, the ‘Jimi Hendrix of electric sitar’ is an international, spiritual musician full of good vibrations. He’s a multi-instrumentalist and singer who has travelled the world sharing his unique blend of sitar, guitar, reggae and world music. Inspired by legends like George Harrison, Prosad seeks to create a spiritual vibration in the mainstream music of his generation by blending Indian instruments with the western influences of rock, reggae, folk and blues. Find out more information about him here >

Swami Karma Karuna, founding member and director of Anahata Yoga Retreat, NZ, is an engaging, intuitive yoga teacher with more than 25 years of training and experience. She specialises in therapeutic applications of yoga, yoga nidra relaxation and pranic practices and shares in a simple and practical way, inspiring people to access and apply yogic practices in their own lives.