05/01/2026
What happens when 13 liberation centered, queer-aligned, and yoga embodying South Asians gather?
You get a community of folks who intentionally love up on one another, practice mutual uplift, collaborate, and build a sangha. We met one another with such depth and tenderness.
Shared values became lived practice: trauma-informed care, collaboration over competition, generosity, attunement, sensitivity. A space where we could soften and sharpen at the same time. Rooted in justice: anti-caste, pro-Palestine, committed to collective liberation, and making the world a better place for the children.
We built sangha through intention. Through laughter, rest, art, yoga practice, shared meals, long conversations and quiet presence. Through honoring land and lineage - spiritual, ancestral, blood, chosen. Naming both who was in the room and who wasn’t. Holding homeland loss, grief, and joy all at once.
There was time in nature, singing to the Grandmother tree, communion in the sauna and tons of game play! Undiscovered talents emerging like small revelations. Sensuality, not as performance, but as aliveness. As permission.
And most of all, there was support, the kind that sees you, holds you, and expands you.
This is what becomes possible when we gather with intention. When we trust each other enough to go there. More of this, please.
We bow to the Indigenous peoples of this land, the Stockbridge-Munsee Community Band of Mohicans, for cradling us into the earth.
Deep gratitude to everyone at and to for hosting our stay and deep bows to the facilities and kitchen staff for making the place and food feel a bit like home.
