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REBALANCE YOUR BODY & MIND: Muay Thai, Yoga and Thai massage package in Paksong, Thailand
8 Days Package
From $292
Beginners Yoga Course, Level 1
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July 8 - 13, 2025
Mae says, "This place is a wonderful restorative and seemingly well-kept secret. Located in a gorgeous area outside of Grass Valley with a wonderful Yoga and meditation hall as well as sweet cabins nicely spaced apart." See more
From $570
/ 6 days
4.68
Personal Retreat
Flexible Dates
Crystal says, "It was my first time experience to visit and stay at The Dharmakaya Center. Also my first Buddhist retreat and intro to Buddhism. I have read up on Buddhism throughout my life, tidbits here and there." See more
From $210
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How much does a Yoga for Beginners retreat cost?
Beginner yoga retreats typically range from USD $150 to $550 per day, with most falling between USD $150-$480. Programs in India tend to be more affordable (around USD $150-$480 per day), while European and North American options generally cost more. Shorter retreats (1-7 days) are common for beginners, with some locations offering shared accommodations at lower price points. Many beginner-focused programs include meditation components alongside yoga instruction, with prices often covering accommodation, meals, and all classes. Package deals for longer stays (5+ days) sometimes offer better value per day.
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Can a retreat change your life?
A retreat absolutely can spark profound transformation - yet the real magic lies not in the retreat itself, but in how it creates space to recognize what's already present within. Traditional wisdom paths from Zen temples to desert monasteries have long known that stepping away from daily patterns allows inner clarity to naturally emerge. At a typical meditation retreat, participants often experience deep insights simply by sitting quietly and turning attention inward. Yet it's essential to understand that a retreat acts more like tilling soil than planting new seeds - it creates fertile conditions for accessing innate wisdom and wholeness that were there all along. Some seekers notice immediate shifts in perspective or behavior, while others find subtle realizations unfold over months or years after returning home. The key lies in approaching retreat time with genuine openness rather than forcing specific outcomes. When combined with skilled guidance and integration support, retreats can illuminate fresh possibilities while revealing that true change flows from touching what's eternally unchanged at our core.