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The Still Point of the Soul - Silence and Psilocybin Retreat in Costa Rica

Date April 4 - 8, 2025
Center Embracing Your Light LA Nuevo Arenal, Costa Rica

sheila says, "I highly recommend this place. Everything was just perfect. The care, the location, the sessions, the creativity. I came here with an intention in mind and I am leaving with eyes and heart wide open with what I discovered here." See more

$2,330 / 5 days
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7 Days Intense Meditation Program With Guru

Date 8 Days Package
Center Master Rebis Bagaces, Costa Rica
$1,300
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Design your own retreat with horses, nature, yoga

Date Flexible Dates
Center Tula Vida Tierras Morenas, Costa Rica
$695
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Self-Enquiry, Meditation & Silent Retreat in the Jungle of Costa Rica

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Date March 5 - 9, 2025
Center Sapana Yoga Platanillo, Costa Rica
From $899 / 5 days
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Are spiritual retreats worth it?

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Spiritual retreats offer profound opportunities for insight and renewal, though their value depends greatly on timing, preparation, and clear intentions. Traditional meditation retreats in Buddhist, Hindu, and contemplative Christian settings typically provide structured periods of silence and guidance from experienced teachers - creating space to explore one's inner landscape away from daily distractions. A well-chosen retreat can help reveal what's already present but perhaps overlooked in the busyness of modern life. At retreat centers participants often discover both challenge and support: pre-dawn meditation sits balanced with gentle movement practices, shared meals eaten in mindful silence, and skilled teachers available for questions that arise. Yet retreats aren't magic solutions - they're simply dedicated time to pause, reflect, and remember essential truths. Some find a weekend retreat sufficient for renewed perspective, while others benefit from longer immersions of 7-10 days. The key lies not in duration but in approaching retreat time with genuine curiosity rather than looking to fix what isn't broken. When chosen thoughtfully and undertaken with realistic expectations, retreats can indeed be deeply worthwhile investments in understanding oneself and one's place in the larger web of life.