A retreat is an intensive practice to deepen awareness and sharpen concentration.
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During group sessions, Imram transmits knowledge and experience, helping participants attain an inner state of joy, confidence and peace of mind.
Retreat "Imram Kriya" is:
- Intensive practice sessions with Imram
- Consolidation of knowledge gained during the seminar
- Deep study of Kriya techniques
- Meetings with Imram to address participants’ important questions
- A break from information overload and busy social life to find inspiration
- A warm, friendly atmosphere, new acquaintances, and connection with like-minded people
Retreat is a space where practice becomes more precise and your state more stable. You will receive even more keys to concentration and meditation for a more conscious life and spiritual growth.
This is an opportunity to hear yourself and return to a state of wholeness.
The retreat can be attended only after completing the seminar!
Daily schedule at the retreat
Joint practice is an opportunity for detailed study of techniques learned at the seminar, to deepen your understanding of the scientific method of meditation and concentration, and to gain valuable personal experience.
During daily practice with Imram and Khadija, participants perform 42 Kriyas (energising exercises to improve the physical state of the body and free the mind from negative patterns), as well as basic and advanced meditative techniques. As a result, you will clarify for yourself the subtleties of performing these techniques and incorporate regular practice into your daily routine.
During daily practice with Imram and Khadija, participants perform 42 Kriyas (energising exercises to improve the physical state of the body and free the mind from negative patterns), as well as basic and advanced meditative techniques. As a result, you will clarify for yourself the subtleties of performing these techniques and incorporate regular practice into your daily routine.
- Our day begins with a morning practice session – 2.5 hours.
- After lunch, the second session with the Master – 2 hours.
- In the evening, after dinner, we gather together for satsang – 2 hours.
Satsangs are a unique opportunity to meet Imram, to ask exercising issues and to communicate. To hear Imram's advice in a warm and cordial atmosphere. It helps to deal with situations that arise, to gain clarity, the right understanding and attitude to life.
Retreat Venue
Almaty is located at the foot of the Tian Shan Mountains, one of the largest mountain ranges in Eurasia.
The fresh mountain air, peaceful natural surroundings, and the absence of a busy resort atmosphere create the ideal setting for deep inner practice. Many participants find that simply changing their environment helps them slow down, become more focused, and dedicate quality time to themselves.
At the same time, Almaty is an accessible and comfortable destination for participants from EU and many other countries.
The fresh mountain air, peaceful natural surroundings, and the absence of a busy resort atmosphere create the ideal setting for deep inner practice. Many participants find that simply changing their environment helps them slow down, become more focused, and dedicate quality time to themselves.
At the same time, Almaty is an accessible and comfortable destination for participants from EU and many other countries.
The retreat will be held at the Rixos Hotel, located in the heart of Almaty.
- Citizens of the EU and the United States can enter Kazakhstan visa-free for stays of up to 90 days.
- Convenient direct flights are available from many major cities.
- Almaty offers excellent international infrastructure and a high standard of hospitality.
The retreat schedule also includes free time for walking, relaxing, and connecting with fellow participants. Many guests choose to attend the retreat with their families, allowing them to enjoy meaningful time together outside of the practice sessions.
What is the difference between a retreat and a seminar?
The seminar is a 2-day training focused on the principles and techniques of Kriya, during which you will learn a structured 6-step system for regular practice.
The retreat is a continuation of this learning — a deeper immersion into the practice, reinforcement, and refinement of the techniques previously received. This is why prior participation in the seminar is required. The retreat offers participants intensive group practice with Imram, as well as dedicated sessions where they will have the opportunity to ask arising questions.
The retreat is a continuation of this learning — a deeper immersion into the practice, reinforcement, and refinement of the techniques previously received. This is why prior participation in the seminar is required. The retreat offers participants intensive group practice with Imram, as well as dedicated sessions where they will have the opportunity to ask arising questions.
✨ If you feel that your personal practice has reached its limits, it may be time to deepen your understanding in the field of a Master.
✨ Subtle yet significant shifts happen when we practice within a collective field. At a retreat, this happens every day.
✨ If you have questions, a retreat is an opportunity to ask them directly to the Master.
✨ In practice, quality matters more than quantity. A retreat allows you to check the accuracy of your techniques and feel the nuances that may be missing in your personal practice.
✨ The intensity of a retreat is the gradual assimilation of a greater amount of energy under the Master’s guidance.
✨ Subtle yet significant shifts happen when we practice within a collective field. At a retreat, this happens every day.
✨ If you have questions, a retreat is an opportunity to ask them directly to the Master.
✨ In practice, quality matters more than quantity. A retreat allows you to check the accuracy of your techniques and feel the nuances that may be missing in your personal practice.
✨ The intensity of a retreat is the gradual assimilation of a greater amount of energy under the Master’s guidance.
✨ Some states cannot be described. But once you experience them, you will never forget, and you will know exactly what to strive for.
A retreat is a period when the structure of our attention changes,
allowing the efforts we normally make to show clearer, more tangible results
"The most important thing a person can take away from the practice is a sense of self-respect and the understanding that they are no longer the same as when they arrived. Strength arises, mental insights, nourishment for the mind, deeper understanding of oneself and one’s path. But most importantly – feelings of joy and inner silence appear…"
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