An Autumn Nia Get-Away! October 13-15, 2017
at Vista Verde Retreat Center with Black Belt, Erin Damour, LMT
This spectacular view is just a short drive from our retreat location.
Retreating into Natural Time
In Nia the concept of natural time is meant to give us the opportunity to be in the present moment and to discover our own way of learning, moving and being in the world. Natural time is a powerful principle that teaches us to move at our own pace, to our own depths and in response to our individual impulses. We stay connected to natural time by remaining connected to sensation; and, that is precisely what this weekend retreat invites you to do; move at your own pace for the weekend choosing what feels right for your body.
Package
The following are included in the cost ($149.00) of the retreat (lodging is separate):
- Three 90-minute Nia and journaling classes (no Nia experience required!)
- Friday Night Dance Party
- Arrival Reception & “Sundowner” (drinks/food)
- Daily continental breakfast
- Saturday night group dinner
- Coordination of additional activities (Earthships, Ojo Caliente, Taos activities...)
Not Included/Extras
- Lodging: From $135–$55/night
- Therapeutic Massage w/Erin (Limited availability) $55/50 min. treatments
- Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Entrance Fee $33 (doesn’t include spa treatments)
- Earthship Self Guided Tour $8.00
Lodging should be arranged directly with Vista Verde. Call or email Elizabeth at: (575) 758-2758 or elizabeth@vistaverderetreat.com. Visit the website www.vistaverderetreat.com to view lodging and confirm these prices. Choose “Retreat Center” and drop down to the “Rates” link.
See brochure for more information.
About Vista Verde
Vista Verde Retreat sits on 37 acres of land on the west edge of the Taos Gorge surrounded by juniper and piñon trees. There is a beautiful sprung wood dance floor for our Nia classes and lots of space to be outdoors, with two hiking trails looping through the natural surroundings, a ceremonial sand circle, an outdoor fire pit and a labyrinth. With no television or cell service you can’t help but disconnect and plug into natural time (though, if absolutely necessary a landline and WiFi are available).