Weekend Yoga Retreat at Yogi Hari's Ashram


A Perfect Sunset from the Ashram
As you may know, I spent 2-Weeks at the beginning of September at Yogi Hari's Ashram in Miramar Florida. It was an amazing experience where I had an opportunity to grow both emotionally and spiritually. I joined the Ashram and plan to make regular return trips. 

I am returning on January 25-27 2020 and invite you to join me. 

The full itinerary is below. The Ashram prepares our meals which are primarily Vegan. They can accommodate gluten allergies.

Meat and alcohol are not allowed at the Ashram. We will stay on the Ashram grounds, in rooms that sleep 4 - 6 people, with shared bathrooms.

The cost is $200 and you pay through the FMB Yoga Project website. I will provide a packing list for anyone that signs up for the trip.


Saturday                                              Sunday Yoga Day
Leave Fort Myers @ 9am                     5:30 wake up
Arrive at the Ashram @ 11                   Satsang @6
Settle in                                                Yoga @ 10
Lunch @ 12                                          Lunch @12
Karma Yoga 1                                       Satsang @ 1
Yoga at 4                                              Karma Yoga 4                                          
Dinner @ 6 pm .                                   Dinner @ 6
Satsang @ 7:30                                   Satsang @ 7:30

Monday
5:30 Wake Up
Satsang @ 6
Yoga @ 8                                       Please email me if you have questions, OM Shanti Renee
Breakfast @ 10
Depart @ 11/12
Return to Fort Myers @ 2pm

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