|
Related Information
|
 |
|
 |
|
with Diego Del Sol and Myozen Joan AmaralThis year Tassajara is happy to announce an extended program with Diego and Joan. Guests can choose to arrive on July 20 or July 22 for a five or seven day retreat that will end on the 27th. This program will give students an excellent opportunity to connect with nature, unwind, stimulate growth, and establish and integrate positive patterns and practices in their daily lives.
Some experience in yoga or meditation recommended.
July 20-27 (Friday-Friday) $450
July 22-27 (Sunday-Friday) $370
Explore the traditional practices of Yoga and Zen, as transmitted from the ancient sages. Enter into the stillness at the heart of undivided activity, and flow with dynamic movement at the heart of meditation. Through asana (physical postures), pranayama (breath work), chanting, zazen (sitting meditation), group discussions, dharma talks and one-on-one guidance, we will deepen our awareness and cultivate a path that leads to the true potential of our body and mind.
Our work together will facilitate the movement of energy, leading to natural states of balance, fluidity and grace. We will experience, through our practices, timeless wisdom in action, and meditations that bring greater and greater levels of strength, wholeness and joy.
Our retreats are for everyone, from beginners, to advanced meditation and yoga practitioners and yoga teachers who wish to continue learning and growing and being inspired by the light of wisdom and love.
Diego del Sol
Diego del Sol transfers yogic wisdom to students with a natural and inspiring ease. He has received "Best of the Bay" honors as a yoga teacher in San Francisco, and leads workshops, retreats, and teacher trainings around the world. Diego has been practicing and studying yoga, meditation and healing arts for 20 years.
Jiryu Mark Rutschman-Byler
Jiryu Mark Rutschman-Byler is a Soto Zen priest in the lineage of Shunryu Suzuki Roshi. He has trained full time at Zen temples in the U.S. and Japan since the age of 20, in 1996.