Henosis Online Sanctuary
The online home of the network, held by Henosis itself. Live breathwork, meditation sits, ceremony, and teachings streamed from wherever the frequency is strongest, with the Eternal community gathered around it. No location, because you were never only a body anyway.
Insda Wellness Resort
Managed by Chiang Mai Wellbeing Social Enterprise. Mountain views, garden pool, spa, yoga, hydrotherapy, and wellness meals. Meditative atmosphere throughout. Insda sits in Ban Pong, Hang Dong district, in the green hills outside Chiang Mai city. It works as a resort and a retreat venue at once, with rooms that run from deluxe doubles to a three-bedroom Lanna house. The team behind the former Amaravati Wellness Center has operated here since March 2025. The core practice is Elements Harmonize: body preparation, Surya Namaskar, pranayama, chanting and Anapanasati breath meditation. Guests can add guided Yoga Nidra, a group cacao ceremony with intention setting and sharing, sound sessions with bowls and handpan (indoors or in the pool), and supported floating with guided movement in water. It takes individual stays, families, retreat groups and meetings, and it is pet friendly.
Amaravati Wellness Center
Built according to Vastu principles. The name means live, seed, and immortality. Five elements, Ayurvedic meals, herbal steam, cold plunge, sound therapy, ceremony, 360-degree mountain views.
Banahaw Circle Nature Retreat
At the foot of Mt. Banahaw, the Philippines' sacred mountain. DOT Mabuhay accredited. Traditional hilot healing, slow food, sacred pilgrimages, retreats held in reverence for the living Earth. Banahaw Circle is a bed and breakfast retreat in the Holy Trinity Compound, Barangay Santa Lucia, Dolores, Quezon. Guests sleep in the Nature Villa or the Art House, in rustic rooms from singles to dorms. Up to 80 percent of the food is farmed in the rainforest by local partners. Hilot massage comes through The Hilot Hub, accredited as a hilot healing and training centre. Guests can walk the Banahaw pamumuesto, the pilgrim's route to the mountain's sacred sites. The calendar runs yoga and astrology circles, a sacred sound and ceremony retreat, family and dog companion retreats, student packages and corporate workshops. Co-founder Jeannie Javelosa teaches astrology and the Enneagram.
Om Waters
A floating sanctuary on a still mountain lake in Sri Lanna. Breathwork, energy work, TRE, cacao ceremony, and meditation, held by facilitators who work with the whole being and not the symptom. Om Waters is five floating houseboats on Mae Ngat Somboon Chon Lake, reached through Sri Lanna National Park: about an hour by road from Chiang Mai, then 30 minutes by boat. It runs off-grid on solar power. The centrepiece is a 120 square metre floating yoga shala. Base Camp sleeps up to 22 in simple twin rooms, and three vegan and vegetarian meals a day come from the Cat House Chiang Mai kitchen. Kayaks are on hand. It works mainly as a venue: retreat leaders bring groups of eight or more for yoga, meditation, dance, massage training and healing workshops, November to February. Individuals can book unclaimed dates on Airbnb, released each August, and share the space as a floating homestay.
Suan Sati
A yoga retreat in the Chiang Mai hills where the practice opens inward. Breathwork journeys, evening ceremony, and the plain invitation to explore your inner and outer world at once. Suan Sati sits on five acres of rice fields in Mae Wang district, 45 minutes from Chiang Mai city. Co-founders Will and Lisa run it on solar power, in adobe mud-brick buildings. From October to February it runs six-day retreats: Hatha and Vinyasa in the morning, slow flow, restorative or yin in the afternoon, Anapanasati breath meditation, and workshops in pranayama, bodywork, philosophy and kirtan, framed by opening and closing ceremonies. Food is plant-based Thai and fusion. It suits beginners and experienced practitioners, and is not a dedicated silent retreat. Guests stay for the whole programme. May to September it runs as a guest house, and 200-hour yoga teacher trainings run several times a year.
Maia Earth Village
A conscious intentional village on Palawan, home to the innerdance energy school and a global family of facilitators. Life here is the inner process made daily and communal.
Bahay Kalipay
The house of happiness in the Palawan interior. Raw food, breathwork, and innerdance woven into a healing retreat that returns you to what was never sick in the first place. Daniw Arrazola and Pi Villaraza, the founder of innerdance, opened Bahay Kalipay in 2007 in Barangay Santa Monica, Puerto Princesa, among forest and a clear river. Pi's involvement ended in 2019. It calls itself the oldest raw food detox, innerdance and yoga retreat in Asia. The Deep Nature Cleanse runs 5, 7 or 21 days: three raw meals a day, gentle colon cleansing, daily yoga, breathwork and meditation, massage, a forest trek to the river, and one day a week of coconut fasting in complete silence. There is also a yoga programme and a three day raw food chef course. It suits people carrying burnout or a depleted body. No fitness or experience needed.
Heart Space Bali
An Ubud sanctuary of sacred sound and Balinese ritual. Cacao ceremony, yin, and vibration used to restore the harmony that was always underneath the noise. Heart Space is at 1 Nyuh Kuning Road in central Ubud. Amanda Ashleigh Tylor founded it in 2020 and runs it with co-owner Wieland Stolzenburg. It calls itself a sound based space for nervous system healing, not a typical yoga studio. The timetable, 6:30am to 10pm daily, covers yin and restorative yoga, sound healing, yoga nidra, breathwork, meditation and cacao ceremony. Balinese healers give Balinese healing massage and pranic healing massage, alongside acupuncture and chakra healing. Next door is Flourish, a fully gluten free restaurant. The five day Nervous System Reset retreat adds sound immersions and massage, with no expectation to fill every hour. Classes are open to all levels, and some suit kids and teens.
Pyramids of Chi
A sound healing temple built to the geometry of the pyramids. Moon ceremonies, breath and voice, and vibration journeys that move the body without moving the feet. Pyramids of Chi is at Jalan Kelebang Moding 22, Bentuyung, Ubud. Peter and Lynn McIntosh founded it in 2013. The pyramids are built to scale with the Great Pyramid of Giza, with a 52 degree base angle and one wall aligned to true north. A newer AMA Multisensory Dome sits alongside them. Sessions run all day on a fixed timetable: Ancient Sound Healing, Scalar Healing Energy, Light Sound Vibration and the dome. Around them are moon ceremonies, breathwork, meditation, yoga, tea and cacao ceremonies, workshops and 1:1 sessions. There is a gluten free vegan cafe, a gift shop, gardens, group bookings and a practitioner residency. First time meditators and seasoned practitioners both come.
Avasthanam
Kundalini awakening through Kriya yoga, meditation, and spiritual healing. Quiet, disciplined, and pointed at one thing: the energy that was always yours to raise. Avasthanam is a yoga academy and retreat centre in Ubud, registered with the International Yoga Organisation in Karnataka, India. It teaches from the Himalayan Siddhas lineage, with Vishnu Guruji and Shakti named as teachers. Retreats include kundalini, kriya yoga and silent Vipassana formats. The 10 day 3-K workshop (karma, kriya, kaya kalpa) starts at 4:30am and moves through kundalini kriya, asana, philosophy, written introspection, pooja and evening meditation, with lights out at 8:30pm. It also runs 100 and 200 hour kundalini yoga teacher training. No prior kundalini experience is needed. It suits people who want a strict daily schedule.
The Monroe Institute
Half a century of research into expanded states of consciousness, built on a single premise: you are more than the physical body. The nearest thing there is to a laboratory for the eternal. The campus covers more than 300 acres in the Blue Ridge foothills of Nelson County, Virginia. Robert A. Monroe, a radio producer who began having out-of-body experiences in 1958, founded it, and it runs as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that also runs research. Residential programmes last five days and six nights at the Nancy Penn Center or Roberts Mountain Retreat, once Monroe's home. Gateway Voyage is the entry point, built on his original binaural beat exercises. Others cover out-of-body states, lucid dreaming and remote viewing. Every place needs an approved application. Anyone with a history of seizures, auditory disorders or adverse mental health conditions is told to see a physician first.
Sedonya Conscious Living Center
A sanctuary for sacred retreat held inside a living ceremonial field in the Sedona red rock. Collective awakening in partnership with wisdom keepers, never a performance for tourists. Sedonya is a retreat and event campus on Deer Trail Drive in Sedona, owned by Sedona Creative Life Center, a nondenominational 501(c)(3) nonprofit. The Cathedral holds up to 55 retreat guests, the gardens hold a medicine lodge and ceremony fire, and a Temple in a grove of trees is open to anyone who wants to sit. Retreat leaders rent the campus, and guests sleep in nearby hotels and rentals. Weekly classes include vinyasa, yin, a women's frame drum circle, crystal bowl sound healing, and ceremony with medicine songs led by Uqualla. It has hosted Gaden Shartse monks and a day for the Q'ero. Scholarships and donation-based programmes keep some offerings open to people who cannot pay full rate.
Collective Awakening
A breathwork and meditation retreat center in the Sierra, home to the SoulFlow method. Inner healing pursued in common, because no one wakes up alone. Collective Awakening is the practice of founder Mahsa Ghafourian in Truckee, California. She offers meditation, breathwork, energy healing, Akashic record reading, integration support and spiritual coaching, and runs Grof Breathwork retreats. SoulFlow Breathwork is her method: deep, rapid breathing to reach an altered state, music that moves from intense to calm, hands-on bodywork only if the breather asks, then a sharing circle and drawing or journaling. Retreats add hiking, cold plunge swimming and kayaking. The breathing is built to bring up repressed memories and strong release, so it suits people ready for cathartic work. Private integration sessions support people processing psychedelic experiences and spiritual emergencies.
The Conscious Self
Inner awakening retreats led from the heart and the nervous system. The work is plain: meet what runs you, and remember what you are underneath it. Founder Aaron Parker describes himself as a qualified breathwork guide, coach and leader in meditation and nature therapy, with more than ten years in the work. He has shared breathwork and forest bathing on BBC's Robson Green's Weekend Escapes. Much of it happens outdoors: wild sauna sessions that pair wood fired heat with cold water and breath, nature retreats and therapy walks, and adventure days with paddleboarding, cliff jumping and cold water immersion. Yoga, breathwork and meditation classes run in the Conscious Hub Dome. There is also 1:1 coaching, training courses, and private and corporate bookings. It suits people who feel stuck or disconnected and are willing to get cold and wet to shift it.
Breathing Space
Trauma informed, conscious connected breathwork on the edge of Dartmoor. Retreats and training for those who want to breathe all the way to the bottom of it. Breathing Space was founded by Benedict Beaumont, and its approach is shaped by his wife Jennifer Nolan's own healing. Retreats run at Eden Rise Retreat Centre near Totnes, close to Dartmoor National Park: daily conscious connected breathwork, yoga and gentle movement, time outside, sauna and rest. Beginners and working facilitators both attend. Training is a large part of the work: a 50 hour Breathwork Coach Certification, a 400 hour Breathwork Facilitator Training, advanced CPD, self paced online courses and a membership. Anyone with schizophrenia, bipolar, epilepsy, a heart condition or low blood pressure, or who is pregnant, is asked to see a doctor first.
Conscious Flow
Somatic trauma therapy and breathwork in the Byron Bay hinterland. Transformational retreats that treat the body as the door and not the obstacle. Conscious Flow is the practice of Sophie Sämrow. She lists her training as somatic trauma and EMDR therapist, breathwork facilitator, NLP master practitioner, sound healer, meditation teacher and cacao ceremonialist. She runs private sessions and group breathwork in the hinterland, plus an online 21-Day Nervous System Reset. Ceremony sits beside the therapy: cacao, rapé, shamanic breathwork and plant medicine integration. The Vision Quest runs four days and three nights of fasting without food or water, alone in the hills, with daily sweat lodges, led by Heriberto, an elder from Mexico trained in a Lakota and Mexica lineage. Overseas retreats go to Peru's Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu and Ausangate.
The Breath Haus
A modern breathwork movement with immersive studios across Australia. Science forward in its language, ceremonial in its effect, pointed at the state beyond the thinking mind. The studios are in Balaclava, Victoria, on Carlisle Street, and at Bondi Pavilion in Sydney, with Burleigh announced as coming next. Events also run at 1 Hotel in Docklands. Classes come in three formats: LSD, a slow flow breathwork into deep meditation; Release, a dynamic, activating session; and Somatic, conscious breathing with subtle guided movement. Mat pilates and sound sessions fill out the timetable. There are also 1:1 sessions, an app, group and corporate bookings, and facilitator training. It suits city people who want breathwork on a weekly schedule for stress, sleep and focus. It is a studio, not a residential retreat.
Mahasiddha Yoga
A Tantra and yoga school in Chiang Mai, and the ashram it built to teach in. Founded by Uriel Yariv and Blandine Wegener, who are both psychologists as well as teachers, and who wrote the four courses the school is known for: the Tantra Immersion, the Emotional Healing Course, the Path to Purpose programme and the Lucid Dreaming Course. The Tantra Immersion runs in four levels and people come back for the next one, which is the most useful thing you can know about a school. Residential work happens at Amrita Integral Yoga Centre, twenty five minutes east of the old city in San Kamphaeng, purpose-built on sacred architecture principles with a wooden practice hall, a garden, a pool, and rooms for about forty. They also run silent meditation retreats over New Year, women's circles, and a full online catalogue. The teaching is esoteric Tantra in the classical sense rather than the workshop sense: chakra by chakra, with lectures, and with the couples and continence material taught openly as part of the tradition.
Atira Tan
Atira Tan is a somatic trauma specialist, expressive arts therapist and humanitarian, and the founder and chief executive of Art to Healing, a registered Australian charity providing trauma recovery and mental health care to women and children who have survived gender-based violence and sex trafficking.[1][2] She has worked on the front line of trauma for more than twenty years, from the brothels of Nepal to refugee camps on the Burma border, and the charity has supported thousands of women and children since 2005.[1][2] She was born in Singapore, raised in Melbourne, and works internationally.[3] Her clinical training is in expressive arts therapy and somatic work: an MA in expressive art therapy, a graduate diploma in transpersonal art therapy, certification as a Somatic Experiencing Practitioner, and a 500 hour senior yoga and meditation teaching registration, with a PhD in expressive art therapies in progress.[3] She spoke at TEDx Byron Bay in 2013 on ending child sex slavery.[1]
Eleftherios “Mahaon” Makridopoulos
Eleftherios Makridopoulos, who works as Mahaon, is a Greek herbalist based at Asklipiio in Argolida, a few kilometres from the ancient sanctuary of Asclepius at Epidaurus.[1][3] He runs Asclepieion Tholos, an organisation that researches ancient and modern techniques for the cleansing of body and soul.[1] He was born in Ilion, Attica in 1979, volunteered into the Greek special forces after finishing school, and from 2006 worked rescue missions with specialist anti-piracy and counter-terrorism units for Greek and foreign companies, completing more than forty missions in conflict zones.[1] The working name Mahaon was given to him by his teacher and companion Alkippi Maria Maragkou, after the son of Asclepius who went to Troy and was known there for both his fighting and his medicine.[1] For more than ten years he has studied and trained toward the restoration of an ancient bioenergetic method of the Asclepieion of Epidaurus, lost for centuries.[1] He prepares the herbs himself, following the form of a Greek tradition passed from generation to generation and from teacher to student.[1]
Joshua Webb
Joshua David Webb is a Filipino yoga teacher and breathing coach, and a former professional basketball player.[1][2] He was born on 14 November 1989 and played as a guard at 188cm.[2] Joshua came up through De La Salle Zobel and joined the De La Salle University Green Archers in 2008, and in 2013 he was the first Green Archer taken in the PBA draft.[3][4] The professional career that followed was brief. He then came to yoga, mindfulness and breathwork, and it redirected his life.[1] He trained as a yoga teacher in Dharamsala, in the Indian Himalayas, and holds two breathing certifications: the Oxygen Advantage, taken under Peter Lakatos, and Dana Santa's Breathe Better programme, built on Postural Restoration Institute principles.[1] He teaches a hybrid of Vinyasa, Yin and breathing protocols, for stress regulation and for performance.[1]
Uriel Yariv
Uriel Yariv is an Israeli Tantra and yoga teacher and psychologist who co-founded Mahasiddha Yoga and its ashram, Amrita Integral Yoga Centre, in Chiang Mai, Thailand.[1][2] He has given twenty years to the Tantra-yoga path, more than two of them in silent retreat.[1] He holds a master's degree in clinical psychology and has written many articles on spirituality and psychology.[1] With Blandine Wegener, his co-teacher and fellow co-founder, he wrote the school's four core programmes: the Tantra Immersion Course, the Emotional Healing Course, the Path to Purpose programme and the Lucid Dreaming Course.[1] He also teaches on the school's Amorous Erotic Continence Course and its 7 Chakras Retreat.[3][4] In 2018 he set out the origins of Tantra, the neo-Tantra movement and the dangers of Tantra on Zachary Stockill's podcast Humans in Love.[2]
Blandine Wegener
Blandine Wegener (Maria Blandine Wegener) is a yoga and Tantra teacher, a practising psychologist and coach, and co-founder of Mahasiddha Yoga and its ashram, Amrita Integral Yoga Centre, in Chiang Mai, Thailand.[1][2] She has spent fifteen years on the yogic path, "dedicating every day of her life to teaching, personal growth and selfless service."[1] With Uriel Yariv, her co-teacher and fellow co-founder, she wrote the school's four core programmes: the Tantra Immersion Course, the Emotional Healing Course, the Path to Purpose programme and the Lucid Dreaming Course.[1] Blandine grew up in communist East Germany. She has spoken at length about that childhood, her way into yoga and her path in Tantra, and about intimacy, sexual continence for women and tantric lovemaking in long-term relationships.[2]
Deshna Di
Deshna Di teaches yoga and Tantra at Mahasiddha Yoga in Chiang Mai, Thailand, and guides sound healing.[1] They came to the practice through Tibetan Buddhism and kinesiology, have taught yoga since 2015, and have guided sound healing since 2017.[1] In 2018 Tantra became the heart of their path, "opening the door to systematical practice, continuous transformation, and a life centered in love, devotion, compassion, and aspiration."[1] They are one of three teachers on the school's 7 Chakras Retreat, alongside Uriel Yariv and Iris Smeets.[2]
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