02/24/2026
Will you be joining us for Easter? 🐣 ✝️ 🐰 🕉️
What Awaits You During This Retreat:
✨Reconnect with Your True Self
Feeling overwhelmed by a world that never stops? Through daily guided meditations and uplifting teachings, you’ll learn how to quiet your mind and listen within—to the wisdom of your own soul. Find clarity, calm, and reconnection with your deepest truth.
✨Sacred Space for Reflection and Renewal
This retreat includes ample time for personal reflection—journaling by the lake, resting in quiet outdoor spaces, or simply sitting with a cup of tea and letting your thoughts settle. These are the moments when insights emerge, and inner peace begins to return.
✨Uplift Your Spirit with Sacred Celebration
A highlight of the weekend is the Friday night performance of the Christ Lives Oratorio—a profound and prayerful musical experience that traces the life of Christ. More than a concert, this soul-stirring oratorio brings divine love to life in your heart and invites you to rise, inwardly, into joy.
✨Step into the Stillness of Nature
Let spring’s renewal mirror your own. Surrounded by forests, trails, and the peaceful waters of Lotus Lake, you’ll rediscover how nature soothes the nervous system and opens the heart. Each moment in stillness becomes an invitation to realign with your spirit.
✨Find Belonging in Spiritual Community
Longing for deeper connection? At Ananda, you’ll find a community of seekers walking the path of inner growth together. Share moments of inspiration, quiet companionship, and authentic connection with like-hearted souls.
✨Receive Teachings to Guide Your Path
Rooted in the teachings of Paramhansa Yogananda and inspired by Christ’s message of resurrection and inner transformation, the weekend’s classes will help you expand your awareness and align your life with higher purpose.
✨Move Energy with Gentle Ananda Yoga
Each day begins and ends with gentle, spiritually-centered Ananda Yoga. These sessions are designed to release tension, harmonize body and mind, and deepen your awareness—not just as exercise, but as a sacred practice.