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Meditation • Balinese Healing • Temples • Self Love • Culture • Nature • Sea
Discover the magic, depth, and gentle beauty of Bali in this 12-day spiritual awakening retreat (21 April 2026 – 2 May 2026) with Indian spiritual Master Sacchidanandaprem Acharya Swamin. Set among lush rice terraces, sacred temples, healing waters, and the calming rhythm of the ocean, this journey invites you to slow down, reconnect with your inner wisdom, and return to the truth of who you are. The retreat combines daily yoga and meditation, traditional Balinese purification rituals, sessions with healers, and guided reflective practices led by Sacchidanandaprem Swamin. Each experience is designed to foster clarity, inner balance, and embodied presence, while providing space for personal integration and rest. Rooted in cultural authenticity and spiritual depth, this retreat offers a supportive environment for meaningful growth and renewal. Come as you are, and leave grounded, expanded, and deeply inspired.
Itinerary
Day 1 — Arrival in Ubud
- Arrive at Ngurah Rai International Airport
- Private transfer to our resort/hotel
- Evening welcome circle & intention-setting ceremony
Day 2 — Cultural Immersion in Ubud
- Morning yoga & meditation
- Visit Ubud Palace and Monkey Forest Sanctuary
- Enjoy a nourishing vegetarian Balinese lunch
- Free evening to relax or explore local markets
Day 3 — Sacred Purification Ritual
- Visit Tirta Empul Temple for Melukat holy water cleansing
- Explore the ancient shrines of Gunung Kawi
- Evening reflection & journaling session
Day 4 — Traditional Balinese Healing
- Individual session with the Balian healing methods
- Immersive sound and mantra healing
- Optional herbal steam bath & grounding massage
Day 5 — Day of Silence in Nature
- Move to an eco-retreat in the tranquil Sidemen Valley
- Digital detox & noble silence day
- Guided walking meditation through rice terraces
- Fire ceremony beneath the stars
Day 6 — Optional Mount Batur Sunrise Trek
- Early morning trek & meditative sunrise at Mount Batur
- Breakfast overlooking the volcanic crater lake
- Evening restorative yoga & spa relaxation
Day 7 — Temple Journey in East Bali
- Visit the iconic Lempuyang Temple (“Gates of Heaven”)
- Stroll the serene water gardens of Tirta Gangga
- Light countryside walk & village visit
Days 8–9 — Personal Retreat Time
- Private energy healing sessions
- Journaling workshops
- Personalized spa/healing treatments
- Balinese cooking class: Learn to make Jamu herbal elixir (optional)
Day 10 — Coastal Rejuvenation
- Transfer to a peaceful beachside villa in Canggu or Uluwatu
- Sunset meditation on the ocean shore
- Free evening to rest, swim, or wander cafés
Day 11 — Uluwatu Temple & Kecak Fire Dance
- Visit Uluwatu Temple, perched on a dramatic cliffside
- Watch the traditional Kecak fire dance at sunset
- Farewell dinner featuring authentic Balinese flavors
Day 12 — Integration & Gratitude
- Light morning yoga & closing sharing circle
- Free time for shopping or a final massage
- Soft landing into completion
Day 13 — Departure
- Airport transfer
- Return home with a peaceful heart and renewed spirit
Spiritual Significance of the Sacred Sites
Ubud is known as the cultural and spiritual heart of Bali. The name itself comes from the Balinese word ubad, meaning medicine, reflecting its long history as a place of healing and traditional wellness practices. Surrounded by rice terraces, rivers, and ancient temples, Ubud has long attracted seekers, artists, and healers. Its energy encourages inward reflection, creativity, and emotional openness, making it an ideal starting point for spiritual journeys. Tirta Empul Temple is one of Bali’s most revered purification sites. The sacred spring waters are believed to have healing properties, both physically and spiritually. The Melukat cleansing ritual performed here supports emotional release, energetic renewal, and the clearing of internal heaviness, helping practitioners return to a sense of inner clarity and peace. Gunung Kawi is a temple complex of carved stone shrines dating back to the 11th century. Nestled in a lush river valley, it honors ancient kings and symbolizes the balance between the earthly and spiritual realms. The atmosphere is deeply grounding, inviting contemplation of lineage, roots, and the continuity of life. Traditional Balinese Balían (Healer) sessions draw upon generations of ancestral knowledge, intuitive energy reading, herbal medicine, and prayer. Balinese healing blends the physical and the metaphysical, addressing the emotional, energetic, and spiritual layers of the individual—not just the symptoms of the body or mind. Sidemen Valley is considered one of Bali’s most serene and unspoiled sacred landscapes. Its silence, expansive rice fields, and gentle mountain views make it a natural space for introspection and integration. The valley is often associated with deep grounding, nervous system restoration, and heightened presence. Mount Batur, an active volcano, holds strong spiritual significance as a symbol of transformation and renewal. Watching the sunrise from its summit is considered a purification of the soul—a reminder of the cyclical nature of life and the continual opportunity for new beginnings. Lempuyang Temple (known for the “Gates of Heaven”) is one of the oldest and most spiritually important temples in Bali. Located high on a mountain, the journey there symbolizes ascent toward higher awareness. The temple represents humility, devotion, and connection with the divine above worldly concerns. Tirta Gangga Water Palace was built as a place of spiritual rest and purification. Its flowing waters and gardens symbolize harmony between human existence and nature. It’s a setting that encourages emotional openness and gentle inner alignment. Uluwatu Temple, perched dramatically on a cliff overlooking the Indian Ocean, represents the union of earth and sky. It is associated with protection, boundary-setting, and spiritual guardianship. The Kecak fire dance performed here at sunset retells ancient stories of virtue, courage, and devotion—reminding us of the power of integrity and presence.
Registration
• Registration opens on 05 November 2025
• Contribution/Retreat Rates: €1,600 — Shared Accommodation and €1,900 — Private Accommodation covering retreat costs, breakfast, accommodation, transportation, and certification. (Return flight tickets to Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) are not included.)
• Arrival at DPS Airport on 22 April. Departure flights should be booked for the evening of 2/3 May.
• Registrations are processed on a first-come, first-served basis. After registration, a confirmation will be sent within two days of receiving a non-refundable advance deposit of €750 via bank transfer. To register, please email us at info@sacchidanandaprem.org or WhatsApp +91 78700 57075.
• In the event of postponement due to travel restrictions or natural causes, your deposit will be held for a future retreat in Indonesia, the Himalayas or South India, but is non-refundable in cash or bank deposit.
• Participants are encouraged to arrange their travel insurance, as it is not provided in the retreat package.
• Lunch and dinner options are available at nearby restaurants, and the estimated budget is €3–5 per meal.
Guigdance
To prepare for the journey, we recommend bringing the following essentials:
• Lightweight, comfortable clothes suitable for warm weather: Daytime: 28–31°C, Evenings: 23–25°C. For spiritual practices, please wear white attire if possible.
• A small torch, sturdy shoes, and a personal medical kit. A backpack is recommended for easy travel (avoid large trolley bags or suitcases).
• Apply for a one-year e-visa online for processing within 48 hours. If you need assistance, we offer support for a fee of €15; please contact us at info@sacchidanandaprem.org for details.
