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.
Is Suan Sati certified by Henosis?
Yes. Suan Sati holds the mark Henosis Certified, Embodied Standard, awarded after an assessment by a human being against the Henosis Standard. The mark is earned, never bought, and it can be revoked.
- Mark
- Henosis Certified, Embodied Standard
- Awarded by
- Henosis, after assessment against the Henosis Standard
- Status
- Current. Revocable.
What does certified by Henosis mean?
Henosis is a global network of practitioners and spaces that remember our eternal nature, each assessed by a human being against the Henosis Standard. The mark is earned, never bought. Read what the mark means.