The Bhakti tradition is a storehouse of treasures for the body, mind and soul. The Bhakti Center’s One Day Retreat is a unique, immersive experience of some of those treasures shared by two dedicated teachers, friends, and longtime bhakti practitioners. The retreat will include dynamic kirtan, enlightening wisdom talks, relaxing group meditations, lots of time for Q&A, and a wonderful plant based meal.

1-Day Retreat with Radhika Das and Dayal Gauranga

date – sunday – May 19th

time – 10:00am-5:00pm

teachers – Radhika Das and Dayal Gauranga

admission – $108

location – Bhakti Center – 2W yoga studio

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schedule

10:00am – 10:30am Welcome and opening meditation with Radhika Das

10:30am – 11:30am Kirtan with Radhika Das

11:30am – 12:30pm Wisdom talk with Dayal Gauranga

12:30pm – 1:00pm Q&A with Radhika and Dayal

1:00pm – 2:00pm Lunch

2:00pm – 2:45pm Soft kirtan and storytelling with Dayal Gauranga

2:45pm – 3:30pm Bhakti wisdom workshop with Radhika Das

3:30pm – 4:00pm Q&A with Radhika and Dayal

4:00pm – 5:00pm Closing Kirtan with Radhika Das

what to expect

  • enlivening kirtans
  • practical yoga wisdom
  • guided meditation
  • warm and welcoming community experience
  • vegan lunch provided

your teachers

Born in London, Radhika Das  has spent the better part of two decades falling in love with and sharing Kirtan and the ancient practices of Bhakti yoga with diverse audiences.  As a teenager he went in search of spiritual truth and deeper happiness, where his heart was guided to the path of Bhakti yoga, the way of love and devotion.  Today, he continues to devote his life to helping people find spiritual fulfillment, whether it be from an existing yoga or spiritual background or those with limited or no exposure to any practice. Radhika hosts kirtans and retreats around the world for groups of hundreds to thousands of people, including collaborations with Wanderlust, World Yoga Festival, Soul Circus and venues such as The British Museum and Union Chapel.

Dayal has been on a spiritual journey his entire life, seeking truth from a young age. At 18 years old, he became a monk and dedicated himself to a life of spiritual study, reflection, and service.  One year later he made his first trip to India and has since traveled back numerous times throughout the subcontinent, as well as to countries and communities around the world to learn, discover and share. After 10 years of monastic life, he transitioned out of the monastery, met his wife, got married, and currently lives in Brooklyn with their dog Jiva. He holds a degree in Clinical Psychology, is a certified yoga teacher with Supersoul Yoga, and dedicates his full time service to teaching, sharing, and developing social outreach projects in NYC.

cancelation policy

You must cancel 48 hours in advance of a workshop/event to receive refund. Credit card processing fees apply.