Usui Reiki Level 1 & 2 Package
Guanacaste Province, Nosara, Costa Rica
June 22 - 25, 2027
About this Retreat
Devani has been training for the last two decades as a Healer, Clarity Breathworker, Reiki Master (Usui, Violet Flame, Karuna, and Holy Fire), Meditation Teacher, Yogi, Intuitive, and Karate Teacher. She has been operating her wellness business in North America since 2016, and has been living in PachaMama since 2024. Devani is dedicated to nurturing and elevating your mind-body-soul connection by empowering you to embrace a vital, harmonious, and purposeful life.
Details of this retreat
Usui Reiki Level 1 April 20 - 21
This Usui Reiki Level 1 workshop is an invitation to reconnect with your natural capacity to heal and to remember the quiet intelligence that already lives in your hands, heart, and breath. This introduction to Reiki teaches both a self healing practice and a way of offering gentle support to others. Reiki Level 1 is about coming home to your body, learning to listen, and allowing life force energy to move without force or effort.
During this workshop you will receive the traditional Usui Reiki Level 1 attunement, opening your energy channels so you can access Reiki for the rest of your life. You will learn the history and principles of Usui Reiki, how Reiki works, and how to work with energy in a clear, respectful, and embodied way.
We will practice self treatment, hands on healing for others, and simple techniques for grounding, protection, and energetic hygiene.
This workshop is suitable for complete beginners and for those who feel called to deepen their relationship with energy, intuition, and presence. No prior experience is required. Reiki Level 1 is often described as a personal healing journey, bringing increased sensitivity, clarity, and a deeper sense of connection to oneself and the natural world.
You will leave with a deeper trust in your own awareness, practical tools you can use immediately, and a lifelong connection to Reiki that can continue to unfold long after the workshop ends.
Usui Reiki Level 2 April 23 - 24
Usui Reiki Level 2 is a deepening of your relationship with Reiki and with yourself. This workshop is for those who feel ready to move beyond the foundations and step into a more intentional, focused, and expansive way of working with energy, while learning how to work with Reiki beyond time, space, and the physical body.
In this workshop you will receive the Usui Reiki Level 2 attunement and be introduced to the sacred Reiki symbols. These symbols are tools for concentration and resonance, allowing you to work more clearly with mental and emotional healing, deeper energetic patterns, and distance healing. You will learn how to use them respectfully, practically, and with integrity.
We will explore how Reiki responds to intention, how to offer distance healing, and how to work with emotional and mental layers while staying grounded in the body. There is an emphasis on discernment, boundaries, and nervous system awareness so that your practice remains sustainable and embodied. Through guided practice and partner work, you will gain hands on experience using the symbols, offering treatments, and sensing subtler shifts in energy.
Usui Reiki Level 2 is appropriate for those who have completed Reiki Level 1 and have spent time practicing self treatment and hands on healing. It is especially supportive for those who feel called to work more intentionally with others, to support emotional healing, or to strengthen their intuitive perception.
You will leave with expanded tools, deeper trust in your own inner guidance, and a more confident relationship with Reiki as a living practice that continues to evolve with you.
This is an invitation to step further onto the path, supported by the land, the lineage, and your own readiness to listen more closely.
Getting Here
PachaMama, Guanacaste Province, Nosara, Costa Rica
Directions
Airport pick up and drop off is included in the package price. Liberia airport is closest to PachaMama. See details below or visit https://www.pachamama.com/how-to-get-there/
Most international flights to Costa Rica arrive at Juan Santamaria Airport (SJO) in the capital, San José. After your long journey, we recommend taking at least one night to rest at a hotel or guesthouse in San José. Here are some accommodation options:
Recommended Hotels:
Costa Verde Inn – Escazú, San José
Phone: (+506) 2228-4080
Website: Costa Verde Inn
Flexible Travel Plans
When booking your trip to PachaMama, consider purchasing a flexible ticket. This allows you to change your departure dates with minimal hassle and fees. Many visitors find themselves extending their stay, especially after a transformative workshop or retreat.
Getting from San José to PachaMama
Shared Rides
Join the PachaMama group on Facebook for opportunities to share rides or travel together.
Domestic Flights
Daily flights to Nosara Airport (about 15 km from PachaMama) are available through Sansa Air from SJO. Please check luggage size and weight restrictions, as excess baggage may incur fees or prevent you from boarding. Upon arrival at Nosara, taxis are readily available and take approximately 40 minutes to reach PachaMama.
Driving
PachaMama is about a five-hour drive from San José. We recommend using Google Maps directions for directions.
Note: From May to November, a 4-wheel-drive (4×4) vehicle is necessary due to road conditions. During this season, the route via Santa Cruz-Marbella is preferred.
Bus Service
A direct bus leaves daily from San José to Nosara at 5:30 AM and 3:00 PM, with a stop in Santa Cruz. You can check current schedules and make reservations through this website. The San José bus terminal is near Antiguo Cine Libano. Here’s a map.
From Nosara, a taxi to PachaMama costs $50 and takes about 40 minutes. From Santa Cruz, there are buses to PachaMama Monday to Saturday at 4:00 AM, 12:30 PM, and 4:00 PM. On Sundays, the bus departs at 12:30 PM.
Ask the driver to let you off at the ‘Cruce de PachaMama’; it’s a 30-minute walk to PachaMama, but you’ll likely catch a ride.
Arriving in Liberia, Guanacaste
Costa Rica’s second international airport, Daniel Oduber, is located in Liberia, the capital of Guanacaste Province, approximately two and a half hours from PachaMama. This airport is a great choice if you prefer to land closer to your destination.
Getting from Liberia to PachaMama
Buses regularly stop at Liberia Airport and head to Santa Cruz or Nicoya. Confirm with the driver that the bus will stop in Santa Cruz.
Once in Santa Cruz, you may need to change bus terminals; a short taxi ride is the most convenient option.
From Santa Cruz, you can catch one of two daily buses to Ostional, Monday to Saturday at 4:00 AM, 12:30 PM, and 4:00 PM. On Sundays, the bus departs at 12:30 PM.
As before, get off at the ‘Cruce de PachaMama’ and continue down the road to PachaMama (a 30-minute walk, though you might find a ride).
Accommodation
Pachamama Eco Village offers a variety of accommodations to suit different preferences, all designed to harmonize with the natural surroundings. From cozy wooden cabins and eco-friendly bungalows to spacious rooms with jungle views, each option provides comfort and tranquility. Whether you prefer simplicity or added amenities, all accommodations allow you to immerse yourself in the peaceful energy of the forest while connecting with nature.
Villa
The villa is the perfect elegant retreat for a couple or a family in a spacious home. Each air conditioned villa is 95 square meters, has one master bedroom with a king-size bed and a smaller bedroom with one double bed. A single mattress can be placed in the master bedroom if needed for an additional child.
The basic kitchen and large living room have a beautiful view of a forested valley, and the outdoor dining area creates a relaxing and open atmosphere for jungle days. The Villas are a three minute walk to the village center.
Cabinas
These open floor plan houses are perfect for those looking for the comforts of home in the beauty of nature. The fully enclosed cabina is furnished with a kitchenette, air conditioning, bathroom with hot shower and toilet and outside balcony. It is only a two minute walk to the village center.
Casa Luna
Luna: A full house built in the casita-style, this bungalow is well suited for a couple or family looking for a true jungle experience. The bungalow is half open, nestled into nature with a view of the forest and can sleep up to three, with one king-sized bed and one single bed. Casa Luna has a fully equipped kitchen and full bathroom with a hot shower, and is five minutes walking distance from the the Village center.
Casa Sol
Sol: This bungalow is a fully enclosed house about two minutes walking distance from the Village center, ideal for a couple or a small family. It sleeps up to three, including a master bedroom with full-sized bed and a living room with a sofa that can double as a child's bed. Bungalow Sol has a fully equipped kitchen, and the balcony provides ample space for quiet retreat. The full bathroom includes a hot shower.
Daily Silent Sitting, Sharing Circle, and Satsang in Osho Hall with the community
Monday through Friday daily yoga and movement classes, appropriate for all levels and abilities
Five complimentary hours of internet use at the Internet Cafe
Children stay at a reduced charge of $10/day for ages 2-15. 2 years and under are free.
If a child is entering one of the PachaMama education units –more information here –- there will be no extra charge for the kid's stay.
Casa Bougainvillea
This casa is a fully enclosed, modern house with air conditioning, about two minutes easy walking distance from the center of the village, ideal for a couple or a family. It sleeps up to four in two fully enclosed bedrooms, including a master bedroom with full-sized bed, and a children’s room with two single beds. A basic kitchen and living room provide a comfortable stay for a larger family, and the full bathroom includes a hot shower. 1 Queen bed, 3 single beds. WiFi.
Casa Kalimba
This casa is a fully enclosed, air-conditioned house, about two minutes walking distance from the village center, ideal for a couple or small family. It sleeps up to three with a separated bedroom with queen bed, and single-sized day bed in the main part of the house. A basic kitchen and private backyard provide ample space for retreat, and the full bathroom includes a hot shower. Wifi.
Casa AC Room Family unit
AC Kitchen
The AC Kitchen are a simple, peaceful and private option for those seeking more of the comforts of home. They include one large bedroom with a queen-sized bed and mosquito net, a balcony sitting area, and a small kitchenette with refrigerator. Each cottage has a private full bathroom with hot shower. These rooms can be closed completely with sliding doors, window screens, and shades, and a ceiling fan directly over the bed keeps things
AC Room
The AC Rooms are an air-conditioned, peaceful and private option for those seeking more of the comforts of home. They include one large bedroom with a queen-sized bed, a balcony sitting area, and a small refrigerator. Each cottage has a private bathroom with a hot shower. These 20 square meter rooms can be closed completely with sliding doors, window screens, and shades. Located right by the Internet Cafe, the cottages are five minutes’ walking distance from the village centre.
Forest Studio
The 17 sq meter Forest Studios are furnished with a standard queen-size bed ideal for up to two adults. In addition to all the amenities in the standard bungalow, it has a full private bathroom and kitchenette including a sink, gas stove and mini-bar fridge. This option is ideal for couples who love the feel of the forest, but still want the privacy and comfort of an upgraded bathroom and kitchen.
Bungalow
These open-air, screened-in bungalows are about 2 minutes walking distance from the village center. The bungalows merge comfort and organic qualities by providing a completely screened-in option built from wood in the pristine PachaMama forest. Furnished with a standard queen-size bed, all bungalows are ideal for up to two adults. Sliding screen doors separate the main space from the balcony to make this accommodation virtually bug-free. Ceramic floors, wooden walls and a covered balcony give a very cozy feeling overlooking the forest. Bungalows measure 14 sq meters and each has private hot showers and are located in the vicinity of shared compost toilets.
Casita
A casita is a perfect option for an adventurous traveler. This open-air 11 square meter, three-sided wooden cabin provides a true immersion in nature. Each Casita has a double bed with a mosquito net, a shelf for clothes, and a sitting area. Some casitas are equipped with a cold water, open-air shower. Hot showers are available in the village center as well as lockers. Please bring your own lock and towel.
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