Omsampoorn Yoga with Vimal

🌟 I’m officially counting down the days! 🌟

This February 13–22, 2026, I’ll be joining the Divine Immersion Retreat with the amazing Devi in Rishikesh, 🇮🇳 —the world’s yoga capital.

Ten days. One life-changing journey.

A retreat that will stretch your body, expand your mind, and awaken your soul.

We’ll explore sacred temples, chant mantras, meditate, practice breathwork, and dive into the mystical energy of Rishikesh.

From Ganga river rituals to Ayurvedic experiences, every moment is designed to transform. 🌿🌊

This is more than travel—it’s a spiritual adventure into your own divinity, guided by Irina’s wisdom, supported by yours truly, MMove Your Spirit with Elena and shared with an inspiring, like-minded community.

If India has ever whispered to you, this is your sign.✨

📅 Feb 13–22, 2026
📍 Yoga Niketan Ashram, Rishikesh
💻 More info & tickets 👇🏽

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India: Divine Immersion Retreat (February 2026) India Divine Immersion is a 10-day spiritual retreat in Rishikesh, India taking place February 13-22, 2026.

Himalayan yog yatra On Day 3, as we journey from Nagar to GB, we’ll be embraced by the divine beauty of the Beas River and the Himalayan peaks. GB, an ancient village, is a sanctuary of peace and spiritual harmony, where nature’s sacred waterfalls and tranquil surroundings guide us deeper into mindfulness and inner peace. It’s truly a blessed step on our spiritual path.

On day two of our Himalaya Yoga Yatra, we begin at the ancient Krishna Temple in Naggar, a site steeped in devotion. Next, we’ll explore the Roerich Art Gallery, where Himalayan beauty and spirituality converge. We’ll also visit the sacred Tripura Balasundari temple and enjoy a scenic bus ride through Manali, culminating in the revered Hadimba Temple. Along the way, we’ll nourish both body and spirit, returning with a sense of peace and gratitude.

The term “Yatra” generally refers to a journey or pilgrimage, often with a spiritual or religious purpose.

In many traditions, especially in India, a Yatra is undertaken to sacred places to seek blessings, spiritual growth, or to fulfill a vow.

The regions of Yatra can vary widely, from the Himalayas to sacred rivers, temples, and other holy sites.
People embark on these journeys to deepen their faith, reflect on their spiritual path, and connect with the divine.

It’s truly a meaningful and transformative experience.

In the spiritual realm, gyana means deep, profound knowledge.

It’s a state of heightened awareness where we become more mindful, calm, and compassionate.

With gyana, our actions and behaviors naturally reflect kindness and understanding, bringing a sense of peace to ourselves and the world around us.

Do you practice gyana?

The power of your subconscious mind. In a spiritual sense, your subconscious mind is like a fertile garden. When you nurture positive thoughts, beliefs, and intentions, you build yourself up, fostering growth and positivity. But if you allow negative patterns and limiting beliefs to take root, it can lead to stagnation or even self-doubt. It’s all about conscious cultivation and awareness.