FAQ
What is Satsang Project? Satsang Project is a retreat-based community rooted in connection, healing, and intentional living. While retreats are the current expression, the long-term vision is to establish a land-based intentional community where this work can take deeper root.
Listed below are some common questions that come up. Reach out if you have any more questions.
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Each retreat is different, but most include a blend of guided practices, shared meals, time in nature, and space for both connection and solitude.
You can expect elements such as:
breathwork and nervous system support
group discussions and sharing circles
movement or yoga
sound or cacao ceremonies
unstructured time to rest or explore
There is always space to participate at your own pace.
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No experience is necessary. Satsang retreats are designed to be accessible and supportive for both beginners and those with an existing practice.
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These retreats tend to resonate with individuals who are seeking deeper connection — to themselves, to others, and to the way they move through life.
Many attendees are navigating transition, growth, or simply feeling called to something more intentional.
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Each retreat varies, but typically includes accommodations, meals, and all scheduled activities. Specific details are outlined on each retreat page.
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Most retreats and gatherings are open to all. There are some that are feminine specific and some that are masculine specific. This will always be clearly communicated in advance.
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Private ceremonies can be requested through the contact page. Each gathering is tailored to the individual or group, and we’ll connect beforehand to understand your intention and needs.
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Satsang retreats are currently hosted in a variety of locations, depending on the season and setting. The long-term vision is to establish a permanent land-based home for future gatherings.
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Yes — that has always been part of the vision.
Satsang began with the intention of creating a land-based community rooted in shared values, healing, and connection. Retreats have been the first step in building that ecosystem.
We are currently in a season of seeking land, and updates will be shared with those who feel aligned with this direction.
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You can join our email list to receive updates about retreats, future offerings, and the evolving vision of Satsang Project. See below to sign up.
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To prepare your nervous system and mindset for this gathering, visit The Satsang Project’s Substack. I write about healing, nervous system regulation, grief, motherhood, and choosing a slower, more intentional life.