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Return to Lucknow - Single Room at the Taj Hotel
Tickets are no longer on sale for this event.
When
March 10-31, 2013
Where
Lucknow
India
Event Fee
$4,010 USD per person
More Details
Private Hotel Rooms with private bathrooms are located at the Taj Hotel, a five-star Hotel in the Gomti Nagar District of Lucknow
Pricing includes:
- Retreat Tuition
- Private hotel room with private bathroom
- Three mostly organic vegetarian meals a day
- All Transportation to and from Hotel, Satsang Bhavan, and Brindavan Farm
Pricing does not include additional charges for group excursions or your travel to and from Lucknow.
Additional amenities offered by the Hotel include swimming pool, work-out space, spa and air-conditioned rooms.
Payment by Check
If you need to pay by check, you must register by mail only. We only accept credit cards for online registrations. We can only accept checks in US Dollars. We will secure your accommodation as soon as we have received your check. Therefore, please include your first & last name, full address, email address and telephone number with your check. Please make your check payable to 'The Gangaji Foundation' and send it to:
The Gangaji Foundation
Attn: Return to Lucknow
P.O. Box 716
Ashland, OR 97520
Cancellation Policy
If you cancel on or before November 1, 2012 your payment minus $600.00 will be refunded.
If you cancel on or before February 7, 2013 your payment minus $2155.00 will be refunded.
If you cancel on or after February 8, 2013 your full payment of $4160.00 is non-refundable.
“I feel my life shifted from both being a part of her interactions with others and my two interactions with her.”
“I LOVED that I could be with Gangaji and the sangha from the comfort of my own home.”
“The retreat exceeded my expectations. Awesome! ;-)"
“The intimacy I have experienced via Zoom has been such a surprise.”
“Gangaji has taken me out of an ocean of suffering into truth and freedom.”
"Gangaji conveys stillness and simplicity and radiance with every word. The course encourages the wonderful perspective that we are all responsible to stop and inquire, and that we are all in this together, supporting each other, and that there is nowhere to go but right here."
"Being in retreat with everyone and Gangaji was life changing for me…There’s an immediacy, a soft strength here to meet life as it unfolds. It feels new and delicate and at the same time deep and known. Thank you, thank you, thank you . . . "
"I first learned of Gangaji while I was serving a 37-month Federal prison sentence…I found a freedom I never had before—locked in that prison."
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