Four guests · Two nights · Two hosts
A private weekend in a house outside Hyderabad. Yoga, sound, movement, silence, and long table conversation. No alcohol.
It’s not completely a retreat — it’s a different way of just living for two days.
Not a retreat. Not a programme.Two days of living around us, and seeing how that goes.
What happens
Hatha yoga. Optional — we practise either way.
A walk if the weather allows. Otherwise games, or nothing at all.
We cook together. Plant-based, served quietly. Then music.
Didgeridoo. Candles. Whoever wants to talk, talks.
Who you would be staying with
Him
Yoga. Meditation. Nine years of didgeridoo, six of flute, and three months at Swaram studying sound and healing.
He plans how the weekend moves, what happens when, and watches the room. It is the least visible part and the reason it holds.
Certified yoga teacher. Certificate pending.
Her
Hatha yoga. Bachata, Salsa, Zumba. She started meditating because she was too wound up to do it properly.
She runs the morning and the floor after dinner.
Plainly
What this is
A small weekend. Four guests, two hosts, two nights.
What it is not
Not therapy. Not diagnosis. Not treatment.
Rooms
Yours is yours. The group uses the common rooms.
Touch
No surprise contact. Nothing happens without someone asking. "No" is a complete sentence here.
Who you'll meet
Three other people who booked the same weekend. Not a networking event. Nobody is paired up.
Cameras
None. Keep your phone.
Dogs
Welcome.
Everything optional
Yoga, cacao, the games. All of it. Nobody keeps score.
No membership
No community, no tier, no referral scheme. You book a weekend, not a club.
Come alone, or bring someone
Both are fine. Nobody is paired up with anybody, and nobody is expected to befriend anybody.
We will tell you honestly whether this is right for you. If it is not, we will say so.
Price on request. We will send you the full breakdown when you write to us. No obligation, and no promise of a reply time.