Coming Home: A Day Retreat
Saturday January 27th from 9:00am – 5:00 pm
Coming home is an invitation to show up as you are and to be exactly as you are.
In Coming Home, we invite you to turn your phone off for the day, let go of your responsibilities and to come with an open heart and curiosity to enjoy each moment as it is.
It is a journey that invites each person to connect to the place within us in which peace, presence and groundedness are always accessible.
We will connect to this space of Coming Home through:
Sacred Primal Elements
Somatic Breathwork
Hot/Cold Immersion
Natural Movement
Community Connection
Integration Practices
Imagine
Starting the day in the Great Hall, surrounded by the quiet beauty of nature.
We come together in circle, to introduce ourselves, to share, and to connect.
From there we transition into some natural movement that prepares us for our breathwork journey.
The breathwork is guided in a way to connect us to the transmutative power of the element of fire and the deep restorative capacity of the element of water.
Next we move up to the Retreat House for a nourishing lunch provided by one of our holistic chefs. We sit together, breaking bread and connecting over our shared meal.
After some personal time to journal and sit by the woodstove, we walk down to the village, smelling the comforting scent of smoke rising from the wood fires stove within the Banya (sauna).
We gather together in the Banya and embrace the heat together. The heat opens the body, heart, and mind.
An invitation arises for those who feel called to brave the cold waters. The cold serves to ground the body and provide a renewed sense of energy.
We complete the day in the TIpi around the fire, to integrate this feeling of Coming Home into our day to day life.
Facilitators
Genya Klaiman
Co-Founder of ClearBeing, Breath Coach, Soul Coach, MovNat Instructor
“My calling is to encourage clients to choose the way they want to live.”
In my sessions, I invite clients to acknowledge and honor their own unique needs and intentions. This experience of ‘self-sensing’ and ‘self-awareness’ becomes a tool that I encourage students to apply in their daily life.
As a coach and therapist, I have assisted in improving the lives of numerous individuals who have reached out to me with a variety of health conditions and life changes.
Jenn Berkelmans
Soul Coach & Transitionary Guide
One of my greatest passions is to supporting and guiding sensitive souls to connect, navigate and integrate through the “in between” that occurs during transitionary times in life and to reclaim the truth of who they are and to become an embodiment of love, compassion and truth so that they can step into fully living out their purpose and gifts through the process of truly BE-ing.
Details & Booking
Please read over our terms and conditions which includes our refund policy before purchasing
Scholarships/financial assistance is available for this program. Email team@clearbeing.org to inquire.
Saturday January 27th – 9:00am – 5:00 pm
Regular Price: $188 + HST
Early Bird Pricing: $168 + HST (until January 8th)
Reduced rate is available
This event is 16 +
Includes: retreat fee, a beautiful plant-based lunch, and access to the land for the day
Lunch, Snack & Tea Station: Nourishing and delicious plant-based meals are served, featuring food from our garden. All offerings are gluten-, corn-, soy- and animal product free.
What to Bring:
- Comfortable clothes you can easily move in
- Water bottle
- Journal and pen
- Weather appropriate outdoor clothes
- Outdoor shoes
- Swimwear
- 2 Towels for Banya
- Backpack or bag to bring items down to the Banya, and for wet clothing after
Directions & Parking Instructions
Our address is 4235 17th Sideroad in King City. Drive through the gray gates, up the driveway and until you reach the fork at the bottom of the hill to the retreat house. Park on the right side. Follow the path to the right that leads down to the Village & pond.
PLEASE NOTE: Waze Navigation sometimes takes people to the wrong address on the east side of the 400.. We are west of the 400, and west of Weston Road.
