Yoga Retreats
Yoga: The Joy of Practice
September 15 - 22, 2012
with Elonne Stockton
About the Retreat
In this retreat, we will develop our self-practice of yoga asana and breathwork - pranayama. At the same time, we will explore where the practice of yoga comes from, what the different elements of the practice are and why we practice yoga to begin with.
All levels are welcome. This is an opportunity to be in yoga, to live it, to immerse ourselves in the practice of yoga. It is a chance to be in a healthy and uplifting setting with like-minded people, learning about the practice while building something solid that we can take with us to enrich our lives. Get in it, and develop a love and appreciation for the practice. The joy is ours to celebrate; it is already in us.
Throughout the week, we will have morning breathwork - pranayama, intention setting, chanting and asana practice (led asana and self practice classes), afternoon discussions and restorative asana classes, and of course lots of bhakti/devotion! Some mornings there will be additional silent walks or walking meditations, and some evenings we will have optional kirtan, satsang and other activities.
Please join us!
About the Teacher
Elonne Stockton
Elonne has been a committed yoga practitioner and devotee since the early age of 14. She has lived and taught in the Bahamas, Canada, India, the United States, and Taiwan where she has taught asana, pranayama, and meditation at yoga studios, ashrams, resorts, schools, orphanages, hospitals, and clinics.
In 2006, Elonne moved to Asia, where she met her teachers, Paul Dallaghan, O.P. Tiwari, and Richard Freeman.
As Elonne's understanding of the practice grows, she feels more and more like a beginner, and she is excited to continue this journey. She feels blessed by the opportunity to teach at Samahita Retreat, and she is extremely grateful for the chance to help others while she continues her own studies. For more see her full bio.
The Daily Schedule
| 7 am | Herbal Tea |
| 7:15 am | Day Opening and Breathwork- Pranayama |
| 8 am | Asana Practice (Guided and Self-Practice) |
| 10 am - 1 pm | Brunch buffet |
| 3 - 3:30 pm | Snack and refreshment |
| 4 - 6 pm | Workshop and Discussion followed by Restorative Asana Class |
| 6 - 8 pm | Complimentary Herbal Steam Room Available |
| 6 - 8 pm | Dinner buffet |
| 8 pm | Optional Evening Program or Quiet Time |
Based on request and availability, you are welcome to arrive early or extend your stay, our Residential and Wellness Programs details are on http://www.yoga-thailand.com/yoga-holidays.html
Testimonials
It is very beautiful and an ideal place for body and soul retreat for anybody. If I knew it I could have visited here earlier! I would love to visit here again and again whenever I can.
Hiah, Vienna 2011
This is my first time ever doing a detox program and Samahita Yoga Thailand has definitely made it a very impressive experience. I've been inspired to live a healthier lifestyle and would surely share this life-changing experience with my loved ones. Thank you Samahita Yoga Thailand.
Supachai, Thailand 2011
Hi Paul, Steve and I attended this year's x-mas yoga retreat with you.
We truly enjoyed the yoga program and learned a lot from you and the other
assistant teachers (they were all excellent). Also Samahita Yoga Thailand - is all
together, an exceptional place by all means. We'd love to come back. I'm
still working on my core strength, doing dynamic yoga, and will probably go
back to ashtanga afterwards.
Namaste
Deniz, 2011
I had an absolutely amazing time at Samahita Retreat. I didn't know what to expect beforehand but it certainly was what I hoped for and more. I will definitely be back.
Pauline, UK 2010
Thank you from the bottom of my heart Paul for the retreat with Tiwari
in March - it was wonderful.. The new place is just beauty, full of
clear energy, and I felt so at home there. And the visit was yet again
a turning point for me, as always.. time for big changes!
Anna L., Finland 2009
Past dates
May 7 - 14, 2011
October 22 - 29, 2011




