4 Days to Explore Inner Conditions for Genuine Wellbeing
Join us for an online weekend Buddhist meditation retreat
Join David and Manu Oromith for a four-day live-streamed retreat exploring the inner conditions for genuine wellbeing.
This online retreat brings the heart of our annual in-person Refresh & Recharge retreat to you at home, with live-streamed teachings, guided meditations, and nourishing yoga practices.
Over four days, we’ll explore the theme “Habits of Happy People” – habits you can train in to cultivate greater joy, connection, and freedom in life.
The themes are drawn from both the Buddhist tradition and psychology and will include qualities like generosity and contentment, ethical living and healthy boundaries, patience and forgiveness, diligence and inner strength, concentration and mindful presence, and wisdom and insight.
These themes can help us develop the skills and tools to manage stress more effectively and develop a happier, healthier approach to life and its challenges.
This retreat is also taking place in person, in Lincolnshire. If you’d like to join us in person instead, up-to-date availability can be found here.
From the comfort of your own home
You can engage with this course in whatever way suits you most. This can mean setting aside the week to follow along live and make it a full retreat in your own space, or following the recordings at your own pace, or anything in between.
It’s really important to us that you feel a part of the retreat and connected with both the teachings and what is happening online and offline.
We arrange the tech in such a way as to mean you can both see and hear the teacher, but also the participants in the room, meaning that you don’t miss out on any questions or discussions that take place. You’re also able to ask questions, and the teacher and the room are able to see and hear you, as if you were there in person.
During the day, there will also be an opportunity for the online attendees to come together to share, discuss and reflect on the day’s activities as a group. There will also be an optional WhatsApp group – an opportunity to keep connected and chat with others.
Feedback from participants in previous years was wonderful; they really felt a part of the retreat and that it was no different doing it from the comfort of their own home. They formed some very supportive relationships with other online attendees, which continued long after the retreat ended.
We invite you to come along and be a part of this programme.
If you’re unable to follow live, video recordings are uploaded (unedited) within a few hours of the live session happening. Higher quality recordings are uploaded after the retreat. The recordings will remain on the website indefinitely, so you can revisit the teachings and practices again and again.
David will lead this retreat, run the workshops and guided meditations, and be on hand as a mentor to support you.
David is an experienced Buddhist contemplative and meditation guide who has studied and taught internationally for several years. He is the Co-Founder of Samadhi and a qualified mindfulness teacher, and an active member of the Association for Spiritual Integrity. His teaching style is clear and practical, and his warm and humorous approach makes him a popular mindfulness teacher.
Manu is our retreat co-ordinator and accredited yoga teacher. He will guide our morning vinyasa yoga sessions and, alongside our venue hosts, will be around to assist you during your retreat and make sure you have a wonderful experience.
He is the Co-Founder of Samadhi and a Mental Health First Aider. Manu’s laid-back approach and kind heart has a warming and inspiring impact on our retreatants and he is much loved by all.
For attending in person, please click here to see the latest availability.
There are four payment options for joining online:
You can donate an alternative amount by choosing Option 4 and then making a donation at Checkout.
We rely entirely on donations. This event is not run for profit but we’re hoping to raise money to cover the cost of putting on the event and for enabling our activities to continue. Only through your honest generosity will we be able to continue offering these sessions for the benefit of all.
Subject to change. A confirmed schedule will be sent out in the weeks leading up to the retreat. Times given are in the UK timezone.
While meditation, yoga and Buddhist psychology have been proven to be beneficial for mental health and wellbeing, our events are not presented as a treatment for serious mental health problems or addiction. Exploring the realm of the mind and emotions can be in itself an emotional experience and we always strive to create a safe, supportive environment for participants to embark on this exploration. However, for certain individuals experiencing psychological or emotional difficulties, this event may not be appropriate at this time. Read more.
Before booking, please read our full terms and conditions and contact us via [email protected] if you have any doubts.
Four ways to pay, all for the same place on the retreat. Please choose the one that fits your circumstances.
The dates for the next retreat are being confirmed. Send us a note and we will let you know as soon as booking opens.
We rely entirely on donations. This event is not run for profit but we’re hoping to raise money to cover the cost of putting on the event and for enabling our activities to continue. Only through your honest generosity will we be able to continue offering these sessions for the benefit of all.
When booking with us you are accepting our retreats terms and conditions.
Four days exploring the inner conditions for genuine wellbeing, streamed live from our Lincolnshire retreat, with full recordings kept on the website indefinitely.
Samadhi is an inclusive organisation and we welcome people of all ages, genders (including gender identity), sexual orientation, abilities, race (including colour, nationality and ethnic or national origin), religion or belief.
As an LGBTQ-led Buddhist organisation, we strongly believe that no one should be discriminated against for any reason at all and subscribe to the ideals of non-harm and loving-kindness. You’re welcome no matter who you are and you’re free to express yourself authentically.
