The Pakefield Retreat Centre is a peaceful cottage in a quiet seaside location on England’s east coast where you can walk on the nearby beaches, relax, practice yoga, take time to reflect and journal.

The retreat centre was established in 2003 to offer workshops, retreats and satsangs in the Yasodhara Yoga tradition. We offer foundational teachings from Swami Sivananada Radha ¬– Kundalini Yoga, the Divine Light Invocation, Dream Yoga, Mantra Yoga Karma Yoga and Hidden Language Hatha Yoga. Our signature workshops give yoga students and teachers from any yogic tradition an opportunity to develop a broader understanding of yoga and enter deeply into their own process of relaxation, concentration, clarification and meditation.

 

 

The centre is available for weekend and longer retreats. We offer comfortable shared rooms and vegetarian meals, including the opportunity to build a retreat around one of our yoga workshops.

Contact: email Swami Sukhananda or call 01502 513859 for more information and availability.

 

 

Satsangs

Join us for an uplifting time of meditation, songs and reflection. Chant mantras for your friends, family, world peace and any special concerns. A perfect way to start your weekend.

Date & Times: Fridays 24 March, 7 and 21 April 2023, 7.30pm

Contact: email Swami Sukhananda

All welcome, no fee,

Donations welcomed for our Yoga charity, the Radha House Association Charity no 1057281, that helps people to get to experience yoga at Yasodhara Ashram.

 

Swami Sukhananda first met Swami Radha in 1988 and was deeply moved by her experience. She has been living and teaching yoga at the Ashram and in Europe ever since. Her articles about Swami Radha’s work have appeared in British and North American yoga magazines. She is continually inspired by yoga and by witnessing its transformative effects.

 

 

 

 

Workshops and Events

 

Recent Workshops and Events

 

Yoga Retreat and Workshop – online or in-person

 

Yoga Retreats –  November 2021 and January 2022 

 

Bhagavad Gita and Your Yoga Practice – March 2020

A fascinating story has captivated readers for centuries and, more recently made its way into popular films and television series. How does this ancient family saga speak to us today? Students explored ways it can help us through the battles and high points of our own 21st century lives.

 

 

A Retreat Weekend – Kundalini Yoga, Goals and Intentions, and Exploring the Dreaming Mind

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

We enjoyed it so much and I can see how relevant your teachings are to the younger generation. I loved how you managed to make the deeper Kundalini system so accessible and understandable to complete beginners. – Maggie, Feb 2020

 

Caring for the World in Challenging Times – January 2020

 

 

 

 

 

 

As always, thank you so much …I found using The Wheel of Life as a tool was a great opportunity to gain a wider perspective on life itself, and then from there to go on to my own life and its challenges.The sequence of reflections allowed new trains of thought to come forward for me. I gained some important insights to take away with me. – Devani, Jan 2020

 

November 2016 to April 2017 Kundalini Yoga Workshops