Edisi June 2016 Final

Meanwhile the purifying
Rejuvenate Immersion harnesses
every aspect of Ayurveda’s preventative
power to improve
memory, strengthen the
Ayurvedic sense organs (skin/
eyes/tongue/nose) and boost
physical endurance.
Ayurveda is a spiritual cleansing
discipline, providing a gateway
to a personal journey of reawakening
and the reconnection
between the body and mind.
Experiencing it in the authentic
and sacred atmosphere of
Amanbagh and its peaceful gardens
only makes it all the more
profound. Options for cultural
experiences include a sunset
‘cow dust’ tour of the picturesque
villages near Amanbagh, while
yoga and meditation will be
offered daily in the resort’s
magnificent gardens.
GROUP RETREAT
EXPERIENCES
A calendar of devoted date-led
retreats range from three to ten
days in length and take place in
an atmosphere of active
healing at Aman’s key spa destinations.
Each is unique, yet
all have been designed to help
bring guests back to balance,
into a state of natural equilibrium
from which each individual can
feel the very best they can be.
Showcasing the skills of globally
renowned specialists who work
in synergy towards the realisation
of the guests’ personal goals, the
retreats exclusively bring together
handpicked contemporary
masters of their field, from tai chi
masters and spiritual mentors, to
sports scientists and nutritionists.
Their combined talents deliver
a fully comprehensive mental,
spiritual and physical overhaul
with long-lasting results. Each
retreat integrates a cohesive mix
of carefully curated workshops,
effective and relaxing treatments,
movement and body work,
health-giving foods and cultural
adventures which draw on the
most authentic elements of each
location, whether monastery visits
or cooking classes.
Amongst the variety of the
Group Retreat Experiences will be
‘Spiritual Immersion’, which will
take place at Amankora in Bhutan
between 13-21 September.
Led by Dr Karma Phuntsho, a
Buddhist scholar who will guide
a journey both literally and spiritually
between the five lodges
of Amankora, the retreat will
combine cultural adventures with
yoga, meditation, spa treatments,
and lectures amidst the dramatic
landscape of Bhutan.
Aman’s three resorts in Bali,
Amandari, Amankila and
Amanusa will host retreats in
August, September and October
respectively, all of which will
concentrate on Alignment &
Awareness, with a focus on mindful
living. Further Group Retreat
Experiences include a five day
retreat between 1 and 9 October,
combining yoga and bodywork
to address issues such as low
energy and sleep disorders at
Amanemu, Aman’s onsen-only
resort in Shima which launched
in March 2016. Later in the year
between 1 and 15 November in
Hangzhou, China, Amanfayun
will also host a five day retreat
focussing on balancing body
and mind, reducing stress and
chronic pain and achieving overall
increased wellbeing.
All Aman Wellness experiences
have been designed to encourage
a process of release, allowing
participants to leave behind
negative holding patterns and
embrace a strong newness of
spirit, whilst taking what they
have learnt to give them fresh
intentions and the knowledge
to adopt a more meaningful and
reflective way of living.
www.aman.com
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