Sacred Visibility Retreat

Join Purpose and Visibility Advisor Jessica, for a week dedicated to deepening your connection to your calling, and discovering visibility as a powerful vehicle for its actualisation. Set within the beautiful surroundings of the ashram, come to recognise how visibility can be devotion powered by love, and the connection it enables through opening to ourselves, to others and to life.

Opportunity awaits the visible, through daily workshops and 1:1 sessions, expand into greater ease in allowing yourself to be seen and sharing your unique gifts as service.
Transformational Visibility is an invitation to move from performance to expression. To shift from a narrow focus, to a wider awareness of our interconnectedness and role within the collective bigger picture. To gently reassess what success means. 
From forcing visibility to allowing it.
 From strategy alone to alignment, truth, community and service.

Sacred Visibility is a process of releasing the internal barriers that limit how fully we show up, so our gifts can move through us with greater freedom, and authenticity. Visibility here is not about being louder, but about being truer
- whatever that means for us.

This retreat is for you if…

• You feel called to be more visible, but not at the cost of your integrity or nervous system
• You know your work has depth and value, yet you resist traditional self-promotion
• You sense that your next level of impact requires inner alignment, not just better strategy
• You want your visibility to reflect who you truly are – not who you think you should be
• The Sacred Visibility Retreat is for those who feel the quiet knowing that their work is in service of something far greater – and who are ready to be supported in honouring that through the power and joy of transformational visibility

Note: Our own Swami Brahmananda will be leading the program session on June 21 titled: The Yogic Teachings on Goal, Purpose and Happiness.

We suggest you arrive at least one day prior to the start of this course and stay until at least one day after the course ends for the optimal experience.