Strengthening the core, the breath and unblocking the energetic channels is just the beginning. Four to seven nights of foundational Kundalini Yoga in the hills outside Chiang Mai, taught by an ordained monk, American psychotherapist, Jungian dream analyst and certified Kundalini Yoga instructor, Todd Peyton.
Sadhana at five every morning and a forty-day practice set with Todd on the last day, so it keeps going at home.
Pranayama and mantra taught as their own classes, so you understand what you are doing and why.
Every session closes with gong relaxation, the deepest rest most people have had in years.
Todd has practised for over twenty years, as a monk, a psychotherapist and a Kundalini teacher.
The last morning is where Todd sets your forty-day practice with you.
Ordained monk, psychotherapist, Jungian dream analyst, Kundalini Yoga instructor
Todd B. Peyton, MA, LPC, KYI, is an American psychotherapist with more than twenty years of practice in depth psychotherapy, Jungian dream analysis and somatic work. He trained at Pacifica Graduate Institute, spent extended periods ordained as a Buddhist monk in Myanmar, and is a certified Kundalini Yoga instructor. His practice is in Hang Dong, outside Chiang Mai.
Full profileUS$1,350 for four nights, US$1,600 for five, US$1,850 for six, US$2,100 for seven. Bring somebody and the second person pays half. After the screening call, a US$500 deposit holds the place.
No. The foundations are taught from the first morning.
Yes. It is the practice. Lights go out at nine so it is reachable.
One kriya or meditation, chosen with Todd for where you are, done every day for forty days after you leave. It is how the week keeps working.
Yes, and the second person pays half.
Book before 31 October 2026 and take 15 per cent off, applied on the call.
This is a Kundalini Yoga retreat in Chiang Mai, Thailand, held at Insda Wellness Resort in the hills of Hang Dong and taught by Todd Peyton. It runs for four to seven nights in December 2026, over New Year, and in February 2027.
The days follow the tradition: sadhana from five in the morning, two sessions a day closing with gong relaxation, pranayama and mantra taught as their own classes, and yogic food with no caffeine or alcohol. You leave with a forty-day practice set with Todd for where you are.
Nothing is charged until we have spoken. The reply comes from a person.