Do you remember the last time something simple and beautiful stopped you in your tracks?

Most of us can't. Not because beauty has disappeared but because we've stopped being present enough to notice it.

You move through your days efficiently, capably, and largely absent from the small wonders happening all around you.

Life starts to feel flat. Your mind is constantly occupied. You rush from one thing to the next with little time to pause.

The things that once brought you joy or meaning no longer seem to touch you in the same way. And although you long to feel more alive, more present, more connected to what's good, you're not quite sure how to get back there.

That capacity hasn't gone anywhere. It's simply been buried.

This retreat is designed to reawaken your capacity to notice the wonder, beauty and joy that have been here all along.

A full day of guided practice in the peaceful bushland of Nunyara, designed to help you slow down, open your senses, and rediscover the aliveness that is already here - in your body, in the world around you, and in the quiet goodness of your own life.

Through presence, savouring, awe and gratitude, you'll be gently guided back to the kind of attentiveness in which wonder and joy naturally arises.

Imagine leaving...

With a quieter mind. A softer heart.

Feeling more present and with a greater appreciation for your own life and people around you.

More content. You notice the shimmer of light on the grass, the pleasure of a good meal, the warmth of connection, the quiet satisfaction of simply being here.

The world outside will be exactly as you left it. But you'll meet it differently with eyes a little more open, a heart a little more generous, and a sense that joy was never really gone. It was simply waiting to be noticed.

As Spring reminds us: dormant things awaken. And so can we.

The day includes:

Yoga to reawaken the body - Gentle movement to clear the mental residue of the week and come home to your own body.

Teachings and guided meditation - Drawing on contemplative wisdom, neuroscience and psychology, we explore how the mind loses touch with the present and what becomes possible when it returns. Guided meditation brings these insights into direct experience.

Practices of savouring and awe - Slowing right down and savouring the simple everyday pleasures - a warm cup of tea, the sounds of birdsongs and the fragrance of spring blossoms. Small in form, significant in effect.

Releasing what is heavy - You'll be invited to a meaningful practice to set down what no longer serves and make genuine space for growth, renewal and what is yet to come.

Cultivating gratitude - Turning gently toward what is already good in ourselves, in others and in the texture of our ordinary days.

Yin yoga and deep restoration - Slow, nurturing practice to settle the nervous system and rest in the body's natural ease and aliveness.

Time in nature (weather permitting) - A mindful walk in the surrounding bushland to notice the sounds, the light and the particular beauty of early Spring.

Journalling and quiet reflection - Unstructured time to let what has arisen settle, and to hear yourself think.

Wholesome food - A nourishing lunch and light refreshments throughout the day, prepared with care.

All practices are trauma-informed and suitable for all levels. No prior experience necessary.

For further information about your guide, Kim Seow and testimonials, please visit Cittalift.

Book by July 31 to receive a 10% Early Bird discount (Use Promocode: EARLYBIRD).

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