Meditation Retreats

MEDITATION RETREATS

The Matrix Escape Room

Meditation retreats are increasingly in demand in Spain and in a growing number of countries. Whether they are spaces reserved for the exclusive practice of meditation or in a combined format with other practices or disciplines the phenomenon has been growing and branching out for centuries, but especially in the last decades. Those who attend meditation retreats are usually moved by the need for a vital change, or by the need to pause the noise – inside or outside -, find solutions to big questions, obtain clarity to make important decisions, or remember their authentic essential identity, among other possibilities. These spaces give us the possibility to stop on the way, to listen to our inner voice with clarity, and to rest deeply from the tiring character that usually governs our daily action. These types of events are an incomparable framework for making contact with what is truly important to us and often allow us to experience at times the state we seek to achieve through external elements in our daily lives. Meditation puts us in direct contact with the understanding we seek in books, the love we seek in relationships, or the peace we seek when we strive for financial security. In this sense, is it not logical that there is an increasing practice and demand for meditation retreats?

MEDITATION RETREATS
WEEKEND

The master key within everyone’s reach

Weekend meditation retreats are also more and more common, and in the Western, this makes a lot of sense, since not everyone can retire for a week, 10 days, or a month having stable jobs with fixed hours, family, or other social commitments. These events are becoming, perhaps for this reason, increasingly recurring and affordable plans for all kinds of people from different social strata – having available from free retreats to luxury retreats. The weekend meditation retreats allow us to have the time necessary to make a more superficial contact, but more accessible to most. And those who have tasted a small part of the honey of meditation, are already in charge of making room in their agendas for more extensive retreats in which to delve as well as for the daily practice of meditation. In any case, it is in the latter, where any meditator must focus his attention if he wants the fruits of his practice to be greater and greater, and his life to grow in harmony and meaning. Meditation is something to bring to every aspect of life, not something to be done only in an isolated context, but normally without the facilities of these types of contexts it is difficult to get close enough to fall in love with the practice. And for the latter, you will find few evenings as ideal as weekend meditation retreats.