

Rabbi Sigal Brier, MA, is a contemporary spiritual teacher and experienced spiritual facilitator with an integrative approach. A yogini for 30 years, she is trained in many yogic, holistic, and psychospiritual modalities. She is a…
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For people of all spiritual, religious, and nonreligious orientations.
In Kabbalah, as in yoga, your body and mind are understood as sacred vessels from which you can know the Divine. The foundational idea in both traditions is the awareness of oneness, wholeness, and unity. In practice, both aim at the discovery and cultivation of our true nature, and they support us to live in deep connection to the self and the world with expanded consciousness.
On this spiritual retreat, Rabbi Sigal Brier will teach methods and guide practices to help you tune in to your heart’s desire as it beckons you to live with joy and fulfillment.
You will
- Explore the landscape of your soul with gentle yoga, Kabbalah, sharing of insights, chanting, deep relaxation, and meditation
- Strengthen the body-mind connection and increase your sense of peace and joy
- Learn cognitive, affective, and physical methods of self-attunement as you release stress, discontent, and dissatisfaction
- Learn to integrate yoga and prayer in personally meaningful ways.
- 8.5 credits for athletic trainers (BOC), $20 additional charge
- 8.5 credits for yoga instructors (YA), $20 additional charge
Register Online
- tuition:
- $205
- meals & accommodations:
- $190–$672
- total cost range:
- $395–$877
Based on accommodations choice
call toll-free
866.200.5203
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About the Accommodations
- Standard Plus Rooms
- $374–$672
These quiet, private rooms are perfect for those who want a real retreat, and include simple décor, a double or queen-size bed, or twin beds.
- Standard Rooms
- $244–$274
These spare and peaceful rooms measure 8' x 12' and include a double or queen-size bed or platform twin beds.
- Dormitory
- $190
The dorms allow for 6-22 people per room, and offer simple bunk beds and nearby hall bathrooms.
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