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| September 18 - 22 |
Sevenoaks 4-Night Silent Retreat |
Sevenoaks Retreat Center |
Madison,VA |
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General Information
Sevenoaks 4-Night Silent Retreat
The Freedom of Existence: A Silent Retreat of Essential Self-Inquiry & Meditation
September 18 - 22, 2013
Madison, VA
Registration
Registration details are posted at www.sevenoaksretreat.org or call 540-948-6544.
Cost includes tuition, meals and lodging.
$795 (Pricing has been updated.)
Time
Wednesday, 5:00 PM - 9:30 PM
Thursday, 8:00 PM - 9:45 PM
Friday, 8:00 AM - 9:30 PM
Saturday, 8:00 AM - 9:30 PM
Sunday, 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Participants are asked to remain at the retreat site for the duration of the retreat.
Check-in time is Wednesday, 5:30pm
Check-out time is Sunday, 2:00pm
Location
Sevenoaks Retreat Center
Light House Sanctuary
403 Pathwork Way
Madison, VA 22727
Sevenoaks Retreat Center, nestled in the foothills of Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains, provides a tranquil retreat setting with modern facilities and 130 acres of land with walking trails, a pond, and a river.
Directions:
Map this location
Click on the above link to see this location on a map. Sevenoaks is 20 minutes north of Charlottesville, VA airport (CHO)
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About This Event
A longing to feel alive comes from an inherent knowing of what it is to truly live. We know when we're awake to life and when we're in a haze. We know when we're leaning in and when we're holding back.
This retreat will delve into the nature of our very existence, as life Itself, apart from personal identities, roles, history or future. Mukti will point participants to their essential Self, prior to these personal attributes, and will nurture a remembrance of Self nature that is free of all definitions and divisions.
To support this remembrance, Mukti will discuss and coach participants in Self-inquiry during periods of satsang (sessions exploring the nature of Truth) and offer guided meditation. This retreat will also provide several periods of silent group meditation, as well as time to rest and enjoy the natural surroundings. Outside of satsang, participants will be observing silence. All components of this retreat, especially the maintaining of silence, are provided to further conscious knowing of our ever-present, undivided nature.
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