This weekend offers an invitation to rediscover the essence that already resides within you. Through Yoga, meditation, Kirtan, and ancestral practices such as dance and cold plunges, we will create a space for connection, gratitude, and healing.
By bridging the mind and heart, we will nurture a deeper sense of harmony and inner vitality.

We are honored to welcome Nina Raoas our special guest, guiding us for 19 years. and philosophy of Kirtan.From a young age, she learned traditional mantras from her grandfather in India. In 1996, she met Krishna Das in New York, forging a deep spiritual connectionand becoming his accompanist in concerts. Two years later, she encountered Sri Siddhi Ma, a revered spiritual teacher who guided her Kirtan practice for 19 years. For Nina, chanting is a powerful path to clarity, love, and inner peace, reminding us of the importance of walking this journey with patience, courage, and faith.

Curious, creative, dreamer, mother of three boys, always interested in expanding consciousness, and ancestral philosophies, and alternative therapies.

An architect by profession yogi by conviction, co-creator of Creahoy a center for alternative studies in Guadalajara, established in 2009, aiming to create a trustworthy and friendly space where people can find tools to generate a fulfilling life.

She has personally experienced the benefits of the practice of meditation and yoga as well as the benefits of alternative therapies since 1998. Currently living the yoga experience in all its branches as a lifestyle, under the instruction of Sri Dharma Mittra since 2012, from whom she has received direct training, certified in Hatha-raja yoga, with 200, 500, and 800-hour trainings at Dharma yoga Center NY. Certified by Centro Chopra for Wellbeing since 1998 as a teacher in PSM and and the Seven Spiritual Laws of Yoga. Disciple of Krishna Das in Bhakti Yoga and Dr. Joe Dizpensa in the meditation path. Practicing Buddhism since 2010. Reiki therapist under Van Su Ho, and in Reconnecting.