The retreat property at Rasayana Cove gives the opportunity of resting in harmony with nature. Far from the busy cities it offers 25 acres of pristine woodlands bordering wilderness Horse Creek. The habitat is varied -- grassy fields, neighboring cow pastures, majestic oaks, palmetto thickets, cypress bayheads, and two spring-fed ponds. After entering the retreat there are no
neighboring residences in view -- only nature's glory. Throughout the property there are walkways in forest shade during the day and in bright moonshine at night.
Within this natural setting Rasayana Cove offers a number of
different types of retreat programs for individuals, couples and
small groups.
Ayurvedic
Retreats specializing in rejuvenation programs are modeled
after the clinics in Kerala, south India. The treatment programs
are tailored for your personal needs with attention to guiding
your understanding for maintaining well being. Read more
about Ayurveda,
about Rasayana, and
Rasayana Treatments.
Day
Experience invites one or two people for a rich
learning experience in Ayurveda with a full constitutional
analysis, life style recommendations, cooking demonstration and
traditional rejuvenation massage treatments.
Meditation
Retreats occur in the shelter of a two hundred year old
oak hammock with an original cracker house accommodating one or
two people. Popular with writer's and artists as well
as meditation practitioners this remote area assures privacy and
quiet.
Ayurvedic
Day Workshops offer an introductory one day group
workshop.
Couples Retreats.
4 types of retreats to match the personal needs of your couple.
Rates vary to suit your budget.
Group
Retreats of 6 to 10 people are welcome to use the
cabins, woods, and waterways of Rasayana Cove.
Our guests have seen a variety of
Florida wildlife including deer, armadillo, turtles, turkeys, and otters playing in the creek. Herons, cranes, egrets, and many smaller birds can be viewed and heard. We often hear the owls calling to each other in the evening. This is an environment which nourishes the wholeness of our being.
Ayurveda states that health is maintained when
atma (soul), indrya (the
senses), and manah (mind) are nourished
and fulfilled. The lush greenness of our woods and fields pleases
our vision while the immense quiet soothes our souls. In nature we
experience our elemental source, our oneness with earth, water, fire,
air, and space.
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