Bali Meditation

Going on a trip to Bali, many would like to not only see the stunning nature of the island - waterfalls, rice terraces, beaches and rocky shores, visit an infinite number of attractions, and also get acquainted with the unusual vibrant culture of Bali, but also, perhaps, experience some new emotions , gain new experience and know yourself through the practice of meditation and yoga. People in modern society increasingly want to dig deeper, find meanings and vocation. A conscious attitude to nutrition, reading, training develops, the number of practices, trainings and approaches to everything in the world increases
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Bali is an ideal place for meditation and self-knowledge. Imagine: you wake up from the first rays of the sun, go to the pool terrace with a view of the rice fields .. It's time to plunge into your thoughts, know yourself and think about the eternal. And in complete solitude with yourself and nature
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During a trip to Bali, you can attend gong meditations, cocoa ceremonies, ecstatic dance, ceremonies in a Buddhist temple, practice meditation on the beach, in the tent and on the volcano, in the morning, afternoon or evening
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In Bali - thanks to Hinduism and the tranquility of the local green landscapes - a special atmosphere reigns, filled with something magical, promising and something else completely beyond description. Bali accepts all those who are open to the new, who are ready to comprehend things from a new perspective and come here to pacify and search for themselves.
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Although yoga can be practiced in any resort area of ​​Bali, those who go to Bali specifically for yoga, we advise you to avoid the southern popular areas and pay attention to more distant corners
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Why? The answer is simple: you can not immerse yourself in yoga and in search of yourself, you cannot find peace where the turmoil of tourists and cars exceeds the limits of reason. So what about Kuta and Seminyak, and probably Chang too, it’s better to forget
The best place for yoga in Bali is Ubud in the center of the island, or free-standing yoga retreats scattered in different remote corners of Bali