Special Program

Yoga Retreat

May 3 - 10, 2008
May 17 - 24, 2008

With Clayton Horton

About the Retreat

We are so happy to invite Clayton Horton to teach at Samahita Retreat. We've known Clayton for many years and seem to share a growing worldwide audience of students. We trust in his gift of teaching and are happy he can spend time with us this May. Clayton is a gifted harmonium player and lead lovely kirtans.

About Clayton

Clayton is the Director of Greenpath Yoga in San Francisco California. He has been a student of yoga for over 20 years and began teaching in 1996. His practice is deeply rooted in the Ashtanga Tradition and Greenpath meditation.

He is a student of Sanskrit and a member of the Board of Directors at the Yoga Society of San Francisco Brahmananda Ashram. Clayton is a Founding Board Member of the Green Yoga Association and the Director of Teenpath Yoga for Teens. He is a student of Sri K. Pattabhi Jois and the Greensufi.

Clayton received Formal Authorization to teach Ashtanga Yoga from the Ashtanga Yoga Research Institute of Mysore, South India in 2003. Clayton lives and teaches in San Francisco, California. He travels regularly to Asia and South America to teach workshops and retreats.

For more informatio on Clayton and his studio, visit www.greenpathyoga.org

The Daily Schedule

7 am	Meditation & Breathwork
8 am	Led class growing to mysore style (self) ashtanga practice detailed building of the primary series step-by-step
9:30 - 10:30 am	breakfast buffet
1 - 2 pm	lunch buffet
4 - 5 pm	Discussion/ Q&A
5 - 6 pm	More on asana and Breathwork
6:30 - 7:30 pm	dinner buffet
7:30 - 8:30 pm	evening program/ kirtan
8:30 - 9 pm	meditation/ quiet time

Retreat opens on Saturday at 5pm. Retreat ends on Saturday after breakfast.

This schedule is subject to change depending on the teacher.

Our guestrooms are set back just over 50 meters from the water to provide you with a private community and greater security. Most of our rooms open up to a spectacular seaview looking direct to the beach and the coconut trees.

The rate is inclusive of: