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The Bhakti Way Retreat
The Bhakti Way Retreat
from $1,111.00

Visioned and stewarded by Ari Bhakti, The Bhakti Way Retreat is an intimate, earth-rooted journey of embodiment, healing, and remembrance. Through movement, ritual, rest, and sacred sisterhood, participants are gently guided into deeper presence—softening the nervous system, awakening pleasure and vitality, and reconnecting with the innate wisdom of the body and spirit. Each experience is intentionally curated to feel held, spacious, and reverent, offering time for reflection, integration, and true restoration. Guest teachers, facilitators, and artists are invited in only when their presence naturally enriches the collective, allowing the retreat to unfold with depth, integrity, and devotion.

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What Sets Our Retreats Apart

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01 / Premium Lodging

Our retreat homes are chosen with great care—places that feel safe, grounded, and nurturing to the nervous system. When the body is comfortable and held, the heart can soften, and the deeper work can unfold naturally. This is a space where you are supported to arrive exactly as you are.

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02 / Expert Facilitation

Each retreat is guided with discernment, presence, and devotion. Ari holds the container with attunement—knowing when to lead, when to listen, and when to allow silence and mystery to do their work. The process is structured, yet responsive, honoring both individual journeys and the collective rhythm.

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03 / Collaborative Energy

Bhakti is a path of relationship. Healing happens not only through the practices, but through witnessing, being witnessed, and walking alongside one another. The circle becomes a living teacher—reflecting truth, amplifying insight, and reminding each participant that they do not walk this path alone.

The Bhakti Way

The Bhakti Way

The Bhakti Way Retreat
A 5-Day / 4-Night Somatic & Spiritual Immersion

The Bhakti Way Retreat is an intimate, earth-rooted journey of embodiment, healing, and remembrance. Through movement, ritual, rest, and sacred sisterhood, we gather to soften the nervous system, awaken pleasure and vitality, and reconnect to the deeper wisdom of the body and spirit.

This retreat is designed to feel held, intentional, and spacious—balancing deep inner work with beauty, play, and restoration.

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    • Premium shared or private lodging in a peaceful retreat home

    • All meals provided (local, seasonal, nourishing)

    • Daily guided somatic practices, breathwork, and meditation

    • Ceremonies & rituals rooted in Earth, Water, Fire, Air & Spirit

    • All supplies for workshops, rituals, and creative practices

    • Optional 1:1 intuitive coaching & energy work

    • Plenty of free time for rest, reflection, nature, and integration

    Everything is thoughtfully curated so you can arrive, exhale, and fully receive.

  • Day 1 — Arrival & Grounding
    Arrive in the late afternoon, settle into your room, and enjoy a warm herbal welcome. We open the retreat with a grounding circle and evening fire ritual to release what you’re carrying and arrive fully into sacred space.

    Day 2 — Sensory Embodiment & Divine Feminine
    Begin the day with nourishing movement and breathwork, followed by embodied practices, gentle touch rituals, and a heart-opening cacao ceremony. The afternoon offers spaciousness for rest, journaling, or nature, with a deeply restorative guided meditation in the evening.

    Day 3 — Embodiment & Fire Activation
    This day centers on alchemizing pain into pleasure through somatic movement and emotional integration. You’ll be guided through transformative practices, supported reflection, and evening fire ritual to ignite vitality, clarity, and inner power.

    Day 4 — Integration & Spirit Activation
    We weave together all elements—Earth, Water, Fire, Air, and Spirit—through ritual, breath, movement, and play. The day includes a collaborative group activity, celebration, song, and closing ceremony to anchor what you’ve received.

    Day 5 — Departure & Farewell
    A gentle morning meditation and closing circle allow time for gratitude, integration, and conscious transition home.

    (Exact timing may shift slightly to honor the group’s energy.)

  • Choose Your Retreat Option
    Select the room option that best supports you—shared or private.

    Reserve Your Space
    Book your spot by completing registration and payment. Due to the intimate nature of this retreat, spaces are limited.

    Receive Your Welcome Packet
    After booking, you’ll receive a detailed Welcome Packet with:

    • Full itinerary

    • Participant intake form

    • Packing guidance

    • Travel notes

    • Optional add-ons and preparation suggestions

    Book Your Travel
    The closest airport is St. Louis (STL). We recommend booking flights or transportation early to ensure a smooth arrival.

    Arrange Arrival & Carpooling
    Once registered, you’ll be invited to a private WhatsApp group where participants can coordinate carpools, arrival timing, and shared transportation if desired.

    Arrive & Be Held
    Once you arrive, everything is taken care of. All that’s asked of you is presence, curiosity, and gentle care for your body and spirit.

  • This retreat is for women longing to:

    • Reconnect with their bodies in a safe, reverent way

    • Soften survival patterns and awaken pleasure

    • Experience sisterhood without performance

    • Remember their spiritual and sensual nature

    • Rest deeply while doing meaningful inner work

    No prior experience with somatic work or ceremony is required—only willingness.