
Turn Inward · Empty · Renew
Under the stillness of the dark moon, we gather to turn inward, become quiet, release what has completed its cycle, and make space for what is yet to emerge.
Each Amāvasyā gathering is woven with practices that invite stillness, inward listening and renewal.
Practices may vary with the season, the facilitators and the energy of the gathering.
Some gatherings are held as an intimate evening ceremony, moving through practice, fire, silence and reflection.
Some continue through the night and into the morning, allowing a deeper period of Mauna, rest and morning practice.
Some unfold as a complete 24-hour immersion — moving slowly through silence, Swādhyāya, nature, Bhojan and integration.
No two Amāvasyā gatherings are the same.What remains is the invitation to become quietenough to listen.
Amāvasyā gatherings are held around the Dark Moon through the year.
We open each gathering as an intimate circle. Register your interest and we will reach out as the next Amāvasyā begins to take shape.
Let us know your interest and we will inform you as soon as the dates open.
Notify Me of the Next Amāvasyā →Share a little about yourself and how you would like to experience the gathering. Our team will connect with you with the upcoming details.