Daily drop-in classes · retreats through the year · Call / WhatsApp +91 80953 29129

5–10 day course

Chidakasha Dharana

The inner mind screen, the space behind the closed eyes where images arrive. This course explores it, and then puts what is found there onto paper.

Dates

No dates are scheduled right now. Ask us and we will tell you when it runs next.

Fee ask us

Ask a question

Nothing is charged now · We reply within a day or two

DatesAsk usAsk
5–10 days one course Meditation and art No skill needed Materials provided

Meditation, then expression

What the inner screen shows you

Chidakasha is the space of consciousness you look into when the eyes close. Most people pass through it without noticing. Held steadily, it begins to show colour, form and image, and those images are your own, not something taught to you.

The second half of the practice is to actualise what appears, through artistic expression. You do not need to be able to draw. The making is part of the meditation, not a performance afterwards.

  • Steadying attention on the inner mind screen
  • Working with what arises, rather than imagining
  • Expression through drawing, colour and form
  • No artistic training expected

Enquire

Ask about Chidakasha Dharana

Tell us when you would like to come and what you have practised before.

1 Your course

Chidakasha Dharana

2 Your dates

Arrival and departure. Most retreats arrive Saturday and leave Friday.

A couple sharing a private room needs 1 bed. Otherwise beds usually equals people.

3 How are you joining us?

Every guest gives 1 hour of karma yoga a day. Volunteers give 4 or 8 hours and give a lower donation.

4 Where you will sleep

Suggested donation per person, per night. It covers all meals and every session.

5 About you

So we know who is arriving, and can send you directions.

Anything else

Diet, health, how long you have practised, or what you are hoping for.

What you practise, for how long, and whether you teach. Swamiji sometimes invites guests to teach a class or give a talk.