Kundalini Morocco - Release your fears and trauma and liberate - Luxury Sahara Reteat - Transformative Retreat

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“We invite you to share this process with us through deep meditation. You will be able to rebuild from the bottom up your family relationships, you will become aware of painful memories from your childhood and release yourselves from unnecessary burdens of the past. We heal what prevents us from moving forward and prospering in life… It’s time for us to be happy, to leave our fears, our traumas and our feelings of panic behind…”Jai Hari Singh




Rebirthing, Liberation, Resurrection is a therapeutic workshop which is based on yoga and “meditation/medication” which will take us through our personal histories (ancestors, conception, pregnancy, childhood, teenage years) thanks to practising deep meditation, according to Yogi Bhajan’s teachings.

This therapeutic workshop contributes to the deep transformation of the Self, thanks to the internal work through the technology that Yogi Bhajan taught us, building a link at that very moment, with the heart and the internal self. And above all, this process will take us, at a subconscious level, to the mental, physical and spiritual space of “cleaning the house” from any sensation of pain, traumas, weakening of emotions which have not been adequately assimilated, frustrations, fear that dwells in us, anger that result from all these undigested feelings, depressions and “heart´s illnesses” which hinder literally the awareness of the present moment, because of the anxieties we experience all the time and which separate us from the sensation of “the divine presence of our Self”

We will explore together our liberation through a process of rebirthing and personal resurrection thanks to this ancient technology of healing our “Self”. We will do that in the best possible environment for contemplation and silence: the Sahara desert in the heart of the South of Morocco.



Who may be interested?
  • Everybody who has a desire to work internally and spiritually through yoga and meditation (you do not need any previous experience)
  • Everybody who already practise any technique of yoga and meditation and wants to broaden and understand better his meditative experience and the self
  • Anybody who is a yoga teacher
  •  Anyone decided to explore the paths of the soul



    Whats included:
  • Airport transfers to the Hotel and back
  • 3 nights in luxury at Zamzam Riad, Medina Marrakech (1st, 2d and last night)
  • 1 night in Ait Ben Haddou with views of the kasbah
  • 3 nights in the Sahara at Luxury Eco Camp Adounia
  • Jai Hari Singh – Workshop- Yoga- Meditation programme “Rebirthing, Liberation, Resurrection”
  • Yoga mats and cushions
  • All vegetarian meals (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner + Tea all day/Water)
  • Non alcoholic drinks
  • Landcruiser transport with AC to the desert with professional drivers 
  • Injury Wafa Insurance; covers injury to clients at Camp Adounia and Zamzam – it is recommended all guests take out their own travel insurance and to travel with a credit card in case of emergencies.  Guests need to tell their bank they are traveling to Morocco so that the bank allows them to use their card here.
  • Total life transformation!
For more information and reservation email - zamzamriad@gmail.com or call 
00212 661215062  
http://www.moroccoretreats.com/the-retreats/luxury-sahara-retreat/

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