About
Imagine a weekend of movement, song, stillness, and fellowship, set within the serene beauty of a Balinese Buddhist temple. You can step away from the noise of daily life into a sacred space where gratitude returns, hearts open, and connection deepens.
Immersed in one of Bali’s most
peaceful monasteries
small group
beginner friendly
donations support the monastery
idr 1.8 m
all inclusive
(accomodation & food)reduction for indonesians
You’ll stay in shared accommodation (twin bed room) within the temple grounds, surrounded by lush nature near Lovina. All meals are vegetarian, gluten-free, and garlic-free. The retreat offers a chance to unplug completely. We encourage handing in phones upon arrival, to immerse yourself in the experience.
What You Will Experience
Kirtan Dance
A heart-opening practice blending sacred chanting, music, and movement.
Yoga
Embodied practices to connect breath, body, and consciousness.
Flower Contemplaytion
A creative meditation exploring beauty, art, symbolism, and the wisdom of life.
Authentic relating
Heartful connection practices to deepen listening, presence, and meaningful relationships.
Hot Spring & Nature
A nourishing immersion in natural waters and the healing energy of the earth.
No experience is required —
whether in singing, dancing, art, or meditation.
All you need is
Meditation
Guided practices to cultivate presence, awareness, and inner connection.
Just an open heart
♡
Your Hosts
Luvian Iskandar
Certified leader with Dances of Universal Peace International. Since discovering the practice in Turkey in 2022, he has been leading circles across Indonesia and co-hosting the annual Indonesian DUP gathering. He is also part of the regenerative ecovillage community Kampoeng Kasih in Bogor.https://www.instagram.com/luvianiskandar/
Ezca Rizqia
Yoga teacher, contemplative arts facilitator, and Communications Manager at Bekandze Farm in Bali. After a career in digital arts and film, she dedicated herself to healing work and environmental education. She now co-leads Dances of Universal Peace circles in Ubud.
Drawing from sacred traditions, the gentle dances blend chanting, live music, and prayerful movement—
no experience or religious affiliation is needed.
Just an open heart
♡
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