21 Days Yoga Retreat in Rishikesh

 
After completing over hundred Yoga Teacher Training courses since 2005, involving thousands of participants from all over the world, eventually Rishikesh Yogpeeth has surrendered to the process of inevitable transformation. In this phase, a decision chose us to move forward from a Center of Teaching Yoga to a Center of Living Yoga. In simple words Rishikesh Yogpeeth will not conduct Yoga Teacher Training Courses after April-2017. The idea is to manifest a self-sustainable Yoga village on the concept of Applied Yoga or Living Yoga.

It was not an easy decision, especially when the number of participants in Yoga TTC at Rishikesh Yogpeeth were reaching to the new highs and the courses were fully booked in advance. The way forward from here is the part of an unknown territory for us, being in it, naturally nourishes fear and in the moment, we are ready to practice fearlessness. Playground has been set, from here onwards place and the practice of fearlessness will be known as Abhayaranya – Rishikesh Yog Peeth.

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