1 Month Yoga Retreat in Nepal: Best Yoga Retreat Center in Kathmandu

29 Days, Multiple Departures

1 Month Yoga Retreat in Nepal: Best Yoga Retreat Center in Kathmandu
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one month yoga retreat nepal

This one-month yoga retreat in Nepal is for 29 days. The main purpose of this yoga retreat is to transform your life.

What will You Achieve and Benefits?
  1. Good physical and mental health.
  2. After the retreat you will be able to achieve emotional balance and mental stability.
  3. Spiritual background to stand in the world with dignity.
  4. You will be able to perform different yoga asanas, breathing exercise and meditation.
  5. You will gain knowledge about yoga philosophy, and you will be able to live a yogic life.
  6. You can find the authentic form of yoga in the land of yoga, Nepal.
  7. You will enjoy deep relaxation techniques in one-month yoga retreat in Nepal.
What Will You Learn In Yoga Retreat of Nepal Yoga Home?

You will be able to do yoga asanas, breathing exercise, yoga detox, and meditation perfectly on your own in a one month yoga retreat in Nepal. At this retreat, you will be able to find the source of happiness in your life and achieve inner peace, physical and mental strength.

You will learn major yoga poses, major breathing exercises, and major meditation techniques during the course. The course one-month yoga retreat Nepal covers theory and psychology.

We will motivate you to practice yoga after you return home. Mindfulness and stillness are the main achievements that you can learn from this yoga course.

1. Asana (Yoga Postures)

We use simple and complex teaching methods so you can learn the postures. In the beginning, you will learn very simple yoga postures

You will do joint exercises to warm up. Warm up makes you ready for the yoga postures and prevents the injuries when you perform difficult yoga postures are the Astanga yoga, Hatha yoga, Sivananda yoga, Iyengar yoga common types of yoga in the course of study.

2. Pranayama (Breathing Exercises)

Pranayama is very important in yoga because pranayama plays a vital role to open the blockages of the body. Breathing exercise brings more Oxygen in the blood. It plays a great role to balance your mind and body. In this yoga retreat  in Nepal, we will focus on every dimension of yoga.

3. Meditation Techniques

Meditation is the path to purity. It can eliminate all the stresses of the mind. Some meditation styles which are included in the course of one month yoga retreat Nepal are as follows:

  • Vipassana meditation
  • So-Ham meditation
  • Mindfulness meditation
  • Silence meditation
  • Guided meditation
  • Soul meditation
  • Kundalini meditation
  • Breathing meditation
4. Yoga Philosophy

Yoga philosophy is a critical part of this course because without philosophy yoga becomes incomplete. Yoga philosophy teaches you how to apply yoga in your daily life and how you can use yoga to benefit and protect your life. Patanjali Yoga-Sutra and Bhagavad Gita are the main text references for this philosophy along with many other sources.

5. Shathkarma (Cleansing Process)

In Shatkarma There are six cleansing processes in yoga. They can clean every part of our body and give us complete heath.

6. Mudra (Physic Gesture)

During the course of one-month yoga retreat, you will learn so many yogic practices including Mudras. There are many types of mudras like postural mudras, lock mudras, pranic mudras, element mudras etc.

7. Bandha (Energy Locks)

Bandhas are the higher level of yogic practice. They are the main source of strength of the body and mind.

  • Jalandhar Bandha (Throat Lock)

Throat lock is the technique of the breathing break with the help of throat. During the break, Oxygen can enter into the cells of the body.

  • Uddiyan Bandha (Abdominal Lock)

By locking the abdomen, we break the breathing. This Bandha improves our digestive system.

  • Mula Bandha (Root Lock)

Mula Bandha is related to the Muladhara Chakra (Root center). From Muladhara Chakra, the energy flows towards the upside by this Bandha.

  • Tri-bandha (Great Lock)

Tri-bandha is the combination of all three Bandhas.

8. Chakra Shuddhi (Purification of 7 Energy Centers)

There are 7 chakras in the body human body. By purifying them we can achieve good health. Charkas are the energy centers. We have to purify the centers to be happy and healthy in our life.

9. Mantra Chanting

Mantra chanting is a powerful practice for mindfulness. Chanting of mantras have waves of positive power which can restore our health and it gives us happiness and satisfaction. Mantras are also part of yoga. By mantra chanting, we can attract divine strength within us.

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Goals of Our Organization

• Our goal is simple--to split spiritual awareness and Spiritual transformation of life through yoga, meditation, and a yogic lifestyle. We want to make yoga available to everyone regardless of his/her cast, religion, or geographic constraints.

• We believe that yoga in its many forms can help solve society’s major ills such as addiction, crime, anxiety, depression, and other health problems.

• A share of the profits from yoga retreat/ashrama goes towards charity and establishing an organic farm according to sound ecological principles for serious yoga practitioners who need proper nutritional food and the right environment to practice.

• A share of the profits of yoga retreat/ashrama goes towards helping the children those deprived of education due to poverty in remote areas of Nepal.

• Our emphasis is to make you aware of your inner potential to be blissful and to show a path to how you can reach your own source with the help of yoga and meditation. We help weaken your energy and to realize your real being.

• Nepal is one of the great spiritual spots on earth with its deeply devotional people, sacred rivers, the highest peak of mountains, birthplace of Buddha, and elaborate temples. Finally, we want to clearly identify Nepal as a real birthplace of yoga and spiritual spots.

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