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What’s your Easter Holiday plans? Let’s not have another bank holiday that’s just passing time… Let’s make it one that rejuvenates, reignites & deeply nourishes your spiritual life! Make the most with the College of Vedic Studies and come on our second retreat of 2019 to Goloka Dhama, Germany. Confirmed guests include HH Sacinandana Swami and some of the manor monks!

We are taking up to 70 people on an enlivening retreat away which allows you to escape into a spiritual sanctuary which is described by its residents as a place which will melt your heart.

Seminars by His Holiness Sacinandana Swami based on his new book The Living Names, giving deep, practical tips on our inner connection to our spiritual commitments.

Use this opportunity to invest in your spiritual life. Surrounded by natural forestland, Goloka Dhama will give you the unique opportunity to pause and reflect, introspect, explore character changing seminars and practical workshops, and nourishing prasadam. There will be opportunities to go on hikes and take in nature during it’s springtime glory. You get to hang out with and enquire from the monks, as well as develop friendships with like minded people who are trying to go deeper into a meaningful, purposeful life.

Dates: Thursday 18th April 2019 – Monday 22nd April 2019

Flight times: On Thursday, 18th April the flight will be 7:20pm from London Stansted (you must arrive 2 hours before)

On Monday, 22nd April the flight will be 3pm, arriving back in London Stansted at 3:20pm

Flight Luggage: Each person can have one 10kg Check-in Bag (55cm x 20cm x 40cm) & one small personal bag allowed on board

Course Fee: £330 (This includes temple guesthouse accommodation, flights, veggie food, transports within Germany & all activity costs)

Accommodation includes temple accommodation and limited ensuite double and single rooms while places last.

You can secure your placed by clicking on the ticket link. Hurry, as places are getting filled even whilst you sit and think whether to come. You don’t want to miss out!

Best wishes,

College of Vedic Studies