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Mount Madonna Center is a prominent non-profit holistic retreat center and intentional community situated on 380 acres of redwood forests and sweeping open grasslands atop the Santa Cruz Mountains, overlooking Monterey Bay in Watsonville, California. Inspired by the teachings and legacy of the master yogi and silent monk Baba Hari Dass, the center has served since 1978 as a tranquil sanctuary dedicated to lifelong learning, spiritual reflection, and human potential. Grounded in the principles of classical yoga, selfless service (karma yoga), and community living, Mount Madonna provides a supportive, contemplative container for individuals seeking inner peace, personal transformation, and holistic wellness. The center offers a diverse range of comprehensive services and educational programs designed to nourish the mind, body, and spirit. Through its classical School of Yoga and accredited College of Ayurveda, Mount Madonna delivers professional teacher training programs, foundational courses, and immersive workshops spanning asana, meditation, and ancient Vedic health sciences. Visitors and resident seekers also benefit from the Kaya Kalpa Wellness Center, which provides therapeutic massage, energy healing, and personalized Ayurvedic consultations. Accompanied by vegetarian, locally sourced meals, sacred spaces like the Sankat Mochan Hanuman Temple, and flexible personal or group retreat options, Mount Madonna remains a vital beacon for authentic spiritual practice and holistic healing.
The Dharmakaya Center for Wellbeing is a retreat center nestled in the Catskill Mountains of Cragsmoor, New York, founded by Trungram Gyalwa Rinpoche, PhD, and opened in July 2017. Grounded in Buddhist traditions, the Center offers programs spanning Buddhist Studies, Meditation & Spirituality, Yoga & Movement, Health & Nutrition, and Art & Culture, designed for practitioners at all levels. Most programs host 10–20 participants, creating an intimate and personalized experience. The Center is an affiliate of the Dharmakaya Organization and is largely funded through donations.
The Art of Living Retreat Center is a sanctuary nestled on 380 acres in the Blue Ridge Mountains near Boone, North Carolina. For over a decade, we have offered retreats rooted in meditation, yoga, and Ayurveda, drawing on the lineage of founder Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar. The Art of Living Retreat Center is a premier wellness sanctuary nestled across 380 pristine acres in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Boone, North Carolina. Inspired by the teachings of global humanitarian and spiritual leader Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, the center serves as a transformative hub for meditation, yoga, ancient wisdom, and modern holistic health. Surrounded by tranquil forests and sweeping mountain vistas, the property provides an inviting space for individuals seeking to pause, reset, and reconnect with inner peace, emotional balance, and whole-person wellness. The center offers a diverse curriculum of signature programs, including immersive breathwork and meditation courses, silent retreats, Sri Sri Yoga teacher trainings, and specialized wellness getaways. Alongside its retreat offerings, it features the renowned Shankara Ayurveda Wellness Spa—specializing in traditional Panchakarma cleanses and holistic bodywork—as well as flexible rest-and-relaxation stays. By blending time-tested Eastern traditions with contemporary wellness care, the center empowers guests to navigate stress, cultivate deep mindfulness, and foster lasting personal transformation.
Drala Mountain Center is a six-hundred-acre contemplative retreat center nestled in the Rocky Mountains of Red Feather Lakes, Colorado. For more than 50 years, it has offered programs rooted in Buddhist teachings, meditation, yoga, mindful living, contemplative arts, and eco-dharma. The center is home to the Great Stupa of Dharmakaya, described as one of the most significant examples of sacred architecture in the world. An educational nonprofit, DMC is inspired by the teachings of Buddhadharma and strives to help create enlightened societies, welcoming all who seek wisdom, kindness, and personal transformation. Drala Mountain Center is situated on a historic 600-acre mountain valley sanctuary nestled in the Rocky Mountains of Red Feather Lakes, Colorado. Inspired by the teachings of Buddhadharma and grounded in practices that cultivate wisdom, kindness, and mindful living, the center serves as a profound container for personal transformation and spiritual awakening. Surrounded by sweeping meadows, dense forests, and rugged peaks, the property provides an inspiring natural landscape dedicated to deep contemplative practice, silent meditation retreats, yoga, creative expression, and land stewardship. The center offers a diverse curriculum of transformative programs, ranging from advanced Buddhist path teachings and secular mindfulness courses to somatic healing and wellness getaways. Home to the monumental Great Stupa of Dharmakaya—a sacred architectural landmark symbolizing peace and awakening—Drala Mountain Center welcomes practitioners of all backgrounds to pause, reconnect with inner clarity, and explore paths toward individual and collective well-being.
Esalen Institute is a holistic retreat and nonprofit educational institute located in Big Sur, California, established in 1962 by Michael Murphy and Richard Price. Considered the birthplace of the human potential movement, it offers workshops, massage, healing arts, self-guided explorations, and research conferences on its Big Sur campus. Esalen's mission is to sponsor pioneering initiatives and offer personal, spiritual, and social transformation programs for residents, interns, and workshop participants. The campus resides on land historically inhabited by the Esselen Tribe, with whom Esalen has been engaged in healing and reconciliation work since 2019. Throughout its history, Esalen has hosted pioneering thinkers, artists, spiritual leaders, and researchers exploring consciousness, psychology, and holistic health. The organization offers an immersive curriculum of experiential workshops, self-guided explorations, and professional certification programs—most notably pioneering the signature Esalen Massage and bodywork modalities. By fostering open inquiry, creative expression, and deep community connection, Esalen provides individuals with a transformative environment to explore human consciousness and cultivate lasting personal and cultural renewal.
Omega Institute for Holistic Studies is a nonprofit, donor-supported educational organization founded in 1977 and located on more than 250 acres in New York's Hudson Valley. For nearly half a century, we have served as a living sanctuary for lifelong learning, holistic growth, and spiritual awakening. Nestled on our tranquil campus in Rhinebeck, New York, we provide a transformative space where individuals can step away from the noise of daily life and reconnect with what matters most. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit educational organization, we bring together world-class teachers, artists, scientists, and seekers to explore an expansive curriculum spanning mind and spirit, body and health, creative expression, leadership, and sustainable living. Whether through our immersive in-person workshops, restorative wellness retreats, or accessible online courses, our mission is to awaken the best in the human spirit, foster deep personal renewal, and inspire lasting positive change in the world.
Yasodhara Ashram is a Canadian charitable yoga retreat and study centre in Kootenay Bay, British Columbia. Founded in 1963 by Swami Sivananda Radha, we are a residential spiritual community on the east shore of Kootenay Lake, on the unceded territories of the Ktunaxa and Sinixt peoples. Our approach brings yoga together with self-inquiry, writing, and reflection. Rooted in Swami Radha’s teachings, Yasodhara Yoga invites people to explore their experiences, deepen spiritual awareness, and bring what they learn into everyday life. Our women-led lineage places particular emphasis on Divine Light and the Divine Feminine. We offer guided yoga retreats, self-guided restorative stays, online courses, teacher training, and our three-month Yoga Development Course. Our Karma Yoga programs introduce selfless service as a spiritual practice, with participants learning through the shared work of caring for the Ashram. The Temple of Light welcomes people of all traditions as a place for spiritual practice and reflection. Alongside our teaching, we practice environmental stewardship and support a worldwide network of Yasodhara Yoga teachers. Whether you come for an introduction or an extended period of study, we offer space to pause, ask meaningful questions, and develop a personal spiritual practice.
Hollyhock is a registered charity, social enterprise, and retreat centre on Cortes Island, British Columbia. We are located on the unceded territories of the ƛoʔos (Klahoose), χʷɛmaɬku (Homalco), and ɬaʔəmɛn (Tla’amin) peoples, whose relationships with these lands and waters continue today. Founded in 1982, Hollyhock began as a gathering place where personal and spiritual development could meet environmental activism and social change. That connection remains central to our work. We welcome artists, educators, activists, entrepreneurs, and people seeking time to reflect, learn, and reconnect. Our immersive programs explore mindfulness, spiritual practice, health and wellbeing, creative expression, and leadership. Guests can participate in retreats and workshops, share meals, and spend time among coastal forests, gardens, and beaches. Through the Hollyhock Leadership Institute, we also support people working in social innovation, climate justice, and community change. Our commitment extends to the island community that sustains us. We prioritize local sourcing wherever possible, support regional producers, and are committed to meaningful employment and living wages. Across our programs and daily operations, our purpose is to renew people’s connections to themselves, one another, and the natural world.
The Australian Sound Healers Association (ASHA) is a professional association based on the Gold Coast, Queensland, supporting sound healing and sound therapy within complementary wellbeing settings. Founded by Leith James, our work brings practitioner education, professional standards, and community support together. We offer structured training and certification pathways for people learning to facilitate group sound baths and individual sound sessions. Our approach combines practical instrument skills with trauma-informed facilitation, ethical responsibilities, and clear professional boundaries. Training includes online learning, live sessions, assessments, and practical application. Our membership options support students and practising sound therapists through an online community, educational resources, networking, and course and event discounts. Eligible practitioners can apply for public liability and professional indemnity insurance, while qualifying Gold members can list their services in our public practitioner directory. We place cultural respect, practitioner responsibility, and scope of practice at the centre of our work. Through education and ongoing professional development, we help practitioners build their skills, understand when referral is appropriate, and offer sound-based wellbeing experiences responsibly.
An integrative health center in Ballsbridge, with mindfulness at its heart
Residential yoga and meditation retreats on the edge of the Burren since 1999
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