Reconnect your body, mind & nature in the Himalayas.
A 7-day immersive journey into embodiment, breathwork, and deep inner transformation.
A space to return
Moksha Retreat is Rahula’s brainchild. Every year, Moksha Retreat is reinvented to offer participants a diverse experience into the mind–body–spirit realms. Being a movement artist, coach and educator, Rahula’s mission is to integrate multidimensional and multidisciplinary practices to extract the healing qualities of varied and allied arts. This edition will mark the 13th Moksha Retreat — with brilliant facilitators coming together to create a deeply embodied experience.
The Journey
Over 7 days, you’ll enter a carefully designed space where movement, breath, nature, and awareness come together.
What Awaits
Alchemize inner lack, limitation, and disconnection into safety, openness, and self-trust.
Expand your capacity for abundance, presence, and embodied connection.
Release what has been suppressed, repressed, and held in the body.
Clear blockages and restore flow, clarity, and vitality.
Root yourself in inner alignment, awareness, and sacred discipline.
Live with greater balance, consciousness, and devotion.
Open authentic expression through the body, voice, and emotions.
Reconnect with truth, creativity, and confidence in expression.
Reconnect with the wisdom and intelligence of nature.
Live deeply connected to life.
The Program
Each day is thoughtfully designed to deepen your journey — from awakening the body to integrating insights by evening.
Arrival & Opening
Embodiment & Awakening
Inner Inquiry & Feminine
Voice, Craft & Elements
Dharma & Expression
Integration & Chakras
Closing & Departure
Daily Rhythm
Movement, embodiment, breathwork to start grounded.
Philosophy, awareness, creative practices.
Nature walks, integration circles, reflection.
About the Founder
Rahula, founder of a transformative conscious movement modality, has devoted over two decades to the intricate tapestry of various movement disciplines. His approach intricately weaves threads of presence, polarity, pranas, the profound 5 elements method, heightened senses, and a deepened awareness towards mind, body, and spirit. Beyond this, he artfully integrates wisdom from Tantra, conscious connected breathwork, and yogic practices into the fabric of his work.
In his philosophical stance, Rahula asserts that the mastery of mind and body is the gateway to the elusive realm of the higher self. This profound perspective underscores his unwavering commitment to a holistic approach, transcending the ordinary and guiding individuals toward a profound journey of self-discovery.
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Glimpses from past retreats and Rahula’s movement practice.
Guided by Experts
Embodiment Work & Breathwork
Rahula is the founder and visionary behind Moksha Retreat. With over two decades immersed in conscious movement, embodiment, and breathwork, he weaves together polarity, pranas, the 5 elements method, Tantra, and yogic practices into a singular path of self-discovery.
Yoga & Vedic Wisdom
Mahima is a sadhaka, facilitator, and creator dedicated to the realization of the self through the lenses of Advaita and shadow integration. Her work is rooted in a singular, potent paradox: that we are already inherently whole, yet we require deep awareness to recognize that wholeness within our human experience.
By bridging the gap between non-dual philosophy and the practical tools of yoga and energy healing, Mahima guides participants through the “inner alchemy” of bringing light to the shadow. This is not a process of changing who you are, but of dissolving the layers that prevent you from seeing what you have always been.
Naturalist & Nature Educator
Ramawatar Singh is a passionate naturalist and nature educator. He has worked at several national parks, reserve forests, non-profit organisations, and learning centres, and has shared his knowledge and nature crafts with all age groups across the country.
His work includes connecting people with the natural world through observations, practical experiences, and creative skills. Some of his offerings include facilitating nature walks, making jewellery out of seeds, wood carving, clay sculpting, papier-mâché sculpting, and various other crafts. These crafts are inspired by nature, and he uses mostly natural materials to create little pieces of art. He is currently working with a learning centre at Dhun, near Jaipur.
Theatre
Mrunal is a theatre practitioner and a graduate from National School of Drama, New Delhi. She devises theatre pieces, writes stories, and makes drawings! Her embodiment is her language.
Inside the Retreat
From somatic bodywork to circle sharing, breathwork to philosophy — every day is a full-spectrum immersion into conscious embodiment.
The Setting
Hosted in Kareri Village, Dharamshala — surrounded by dense forests, snow-capped mountains, and deep silence.
Nestled in the Dhauladhar range of the Himalayas
Mountain silence supports contemplation
Nature regulates body and mind
Step away from noise, reconnect
Your Stay
Comfortable, nourishing. Includes 3 wholesome vegetarian meals daily.
Bunk beds, colorful rugs, warm mountain light.
Spacious twin-sharing with attached washroom.
Bunk room with wall art and warm lighting.
Traditional grounded sleeping experience.
Investment
Accommodation · 3 vegetarian meals/day · All sessions · Nature walks · Integration circles
⚡ Limited spots to maintain an intimate, high-quality experience
Voices
This retreat helped me reconnect with myself in ways I didn’t expect. The combination of movement and nature was exactly what I needed. Truly life-changing.
— DishaRahula creates a space that feels both safe and deeply transformative. I came back with a clarity I hadn’t felt in years.
— NiamaThe Himalayan setting, the facilitators, the daily rhythm — everything was intentionally crafted. I left feeling completely renewed.
— RohitStudent Stories
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Intention
This retreat is for those who are ready to slow down, explore, and reconnect deeply. No prior experience needed. Just a willingness to show up fully.
Questions
No, this retreat is open to all levels. Every practice is designed to be accessible and guided carefully by experienced facilitators. You don’t need any prior experience — just a willingness to show up.
Absolutely. Many participants come solo, and the small group setting makes it very easy to connect with fellow participants. You’ll leave with meaningful relationships.
All packages include accommodation, 3 wholesome vegetarian meals per day, all retreat sessions and workshops, nature walks, integration circles, and access to all facilitators.
Retreat fees are non-refundable. However, we understand that life happens — if you’re unable to attend, your fee can be adjusted toward a future Moksha retreat or training. Please reach out to us as early as possible so we can find the best path forward together.
You can fly to Gaggal Airport (Dharamshala) or take a bus/train to Dharamshala. From there, Kareri Village is accessible by road. Detailed directions and pickup arrangements will be shared upon registration.
No. All movement and embodiment practices are designed for all fitness levels. You’ll be supported to move at your own pace throughout. There is no pressure to perform — only to feel.
Comfortable clothing for movement, warm layers (mountain evenings can be cool), a journal, and any personal items. A detailed packing list will be provided after registration.
Connectivity is limited in Kareri — and that’s by design. We encourage a digital detox during the retreat to fully immerse in the experience.
Begin
You don’t need another break. You need a space that helps you reconnect, reset, and realign. This is that space.
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