Amrita SRI (Silent Retreat Immersion)

Week-long Silent Retreat in M.A. Center NY

Aug 16, 2019 4:00pm to Aug 23, 2019 4:00pm (ended)

Join us for a week-long Silent Retreat Immersion (Amrita SRI) in M.A. Center New York. Reinvent yourself by diving deep within, with Br. Shantamrita Chaitanya and Br. Ramanand leading the retreat.

Venue

M.A. Center New York

592 Davenport Avenue
New Rochelle, NY 10805

Dates

FULL RETREAT: Friday, August 16, 2019 to Friday, August 23, 2019

  • The retreat would begin with a Pooja at 6pm on Friday, August 16th
  • The retreat would end arounf 2pm on Friday, August 23, with lunch.

WEEKEND RETREAT: Friday, August 16 to August 18, 2019

Registration

FULL RETREAT
$300 for the retreat.
$150 for accommodations

WEEKEND RETREAT
$150 for the retreat
$100 for accommodation
 

Check-in August 16th at 4:00 PM
Check-out on August 23rd at 4:00 PM
It is not a must that you stay at the Ashram during the retreat

REGISTRATION LINK

Contact

Please write to macenterny@ammagroups.org for any queries

Offsite Accommodation

Hotels in New Rochelle

Marriott Residence Inn

Raddisson
 

AMRITA SRI(Silent Retreat Immersion)

Our true nature is peace, as evidenced by our constant yearning to realize it. Yet, mired in a world full of activity and distractions, we unknowingly estrange ourselves from our own true nature. We can protect our inner tranquility by withdrawing and immersing ourselves in an environment saturated with external silence while being guided to find that inner quietude, leading to a total rejuvenation of our being.
Amma is encouraging her centers around the world to conduct extended retreats of silent meditation to move towards a more peaceful world.

Amma’s monastic disciples based in North America, Br. Dayamrita Chaitanya, Br. Shantamrita Chaitanya, Br. Ramanand and Bri. Rema Devi are involved in organizing and conducting the silent retreats in various locations in North America. The focused structure of the retreat has been designed to support participants in cultivating the art of taking refuge in the Self. By learning to control the mind, we are able to experience the deep inner peace and joy that is our True Nature.

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