Mountain Stream Practice

In this retreat we will experience how through movement we can discover a greater stillness – and how in that stillness we come alive.

Based on traditional Tibetan healing practices, and suitable for all ages and fitness levels, Kum Nye’s movement and breathing exercises restore the body’s natural rhythms and calm the mind.

 Mountain Stream Practice is:

• A very effective gateway to meditation (for beginners), and an opportunity to deepen our practice.
• By calming the restless flow of thoughts and opening our senses we can fully appreciate the natural environment – time in nature at Dzogchen Beara is an inspiring way to start!
• Practice ways to integrate meditative awareness in our everyday life.
• The materials and support we need to establish a daily practice.

If you have questions about the content of the retreat you can contact Matt at matt.padwick@gmail.com

“Kum Nye is new to me and I am enthralled at it’s application and benefits.  To intersperse the sitting meditation and Kum Nye exercises is a real plus plus!” Marie

“I’ve really taken to the Kum Nye and grateful to have been introduced to its gentle and powerful ways” Gabriella

“Thanks for the great Kum Nye exercises… I was very taken by their simplicity and effectiveness.” Maria

What to Bring

Kum Nye is a slow and meditative form of yoga. It is good to wear clothing that allows free movement, yoga mats are not necessary, If you have space in your luggage and have a favourite cushion, blanket and re-usable cup/thermal mug please bring them, otherwise they are provided. Chairs are available for anyone who prefers to sit higher. You may like to bring an extra pair of warm socks (shoes are not worn in the meditation room).

Location

The retreat will be held in our clifftop shrine room, with floor-to-ceiling windows offering spectacular ocean views.

Catering

Delicious two course vegetarian lunches, with soup and bread in the evenings. Cooked with love at Dzogchen Beara, using homegrown and organic ingredients whenever possible. Tea and coffee.