Embodied Liberation

Somatic healing, breath, and Bali bliss.

Indonesia Singapadu Kaler paid

Embodied Liberation, set in the serene landscape of Singapadu Kaler, offers a unique blend of somatic healing modalities designed to reconnect you with your body's innate wisdom. Founders Emma and Tye draw from both Eastern and Western traditions, sharing practices like Embodied Flow, Biodynamic Breathwork, authentic relating, yoga, and Tantric meditation. This retreat is an invitation to explore holistic healing through movement and breath, guided by experienced teachers passionate about personal transformation. The venue, Solana, provides a luxurious yet grounding environment with bamboo living areas, organic gardens, and natural water features, creating an oasis for deep rest and rejuvenation. Expect plant-based, gluten-free meals, locally sourced and often grown on-site, ensuring delicious and nutritious sustenance for your journey.

Highlights

Expert guidance in Embodied Flow and Biodynamic Breathwork
Luxurious bamboo living and organic gardens at Solana
Plant-based, gluten-free meals from local and on-site produce
Focus on authentic relating and Tantric meditation
Natural water features including a pool, river, and lotus ponds

Good for

somatic healingyoga practitionersbreathwork enthusiastsnature loversthose seeking luxury retreats

Setting

The retreat unfolds at Solana, a luxurious wellness haven in Singapadu Kaler. Imagine barefoot living amidst elegant bamboo structures, surrounded by lush organic gardens, fruit trees, and natural water features like a pool, river, and lotus ponds. The atmosphere is designed for ease, deep rest, and serenity, offering tranquil spaces to unwind and reconnect with nature.

The practice

Embodied Liberation focuses on somatic healing, which involves connecting with and processing experiences through the body. Practices include Embodied Flow, a movement practice emphasizing fluidity and awareness; Biodynamic Breathwork for emotional release and regulation; authentic relating to foster genuine connection; and Tantric meditation for deeper self-exploration. Beginners can expect gentle guidance into these practices, with an emphasis on personal experience and self-discovery.

A typical day

Daily structure varies by retreat, but generally includes morning somatic practices like Embodied Flow or yoga, followed by nourishing plant-based meals. Afternoons might feature workshops on Biodynamic Breathwork or authentic relating, with ample time for personal reflection, enjoying the natural surroundings, or unwinding by the pool. Evenings could involve Tantric meditation or communal gatherings.

Accommodation

Solana provides luxurious bamboo living areas, offering a blend of comfort and natural elegance. Specific room types or shared arrangements are not detailed, but the overall ambiance suggests a high standard of comfort and relaxation.

What to bring

Given Bali's warm climate, light, breathable clothing is advisable. Comfortable attire for yoga and movement practices is essential. Consider bringing swimwear for the pool and natural water features, and perhaps a light shawl for cooler evenings.

Website www.embodiedliberation.com

Address Jl. Raya Silakarang Singapadu Kaler No.BR, Singapadu Kaler, Kec. Sukawati, Kabupaten Gianyar

How to get there

Embodied Liberation is located in Singapadu Kaler, Bali. The venue, Solana, is about a 50-minute drive from Denpasar airport, depending on traffic. The center recommends arranging a driver for transfers.

Nearest airport: Denpasar I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) (58 km)

Denpasar I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) is approximately 58 km from the center. The center can arrange airport transfers for an additional cost.

Nearest city: Kuta, Badung

Languages

English

How to book

Booking information is typically available through the center's website.

Pricing

Pricing starts from EUR140. Specific details on what this includes (e.g., daily rate, retreat package) should be confirmed with the center.

Interested in this center? Check availability and upcoming retreats on their official site.

Visit Embodied Liberation website

Climate

Climate Zone: Subtropical

Best Months: Jul, Aug, Jun

Avoid: Jan, Feb, Dec

Singapadu Kaler experiences a warm tropical climate with an annual average temperature of 18.8°C. The warmest months are October, March, and December, while July, August, and June are slightly cooler and also the driest. January, February, and December are the wettest months, so be prepared for rain if visiting during these times.

Location

Frequently asked questions

What kind of food is served at Embodied Liberation?

All meals are plant-based, gluten-free, and organic whenever possible. Ingredients are locally sourced, often from the center's gardens or an organic farm in Bedugul, ensuring fresh and nutritious dining.

What amenities are available at the Solana venue?

The Solana venue offers A/C in rooms, free Wifi, a spa, a pool, towels, a hot tub, coffee/tea facilities, a restaurant, a yoga studio, and housekeeping services. There are also bamboo living areas, organic gardens, a natural water pool, river, lotus ponds, and a fire pit.

Is Embodied Liberation suitable for beginners in somatic practices or meditation?

Yes, the retreat is designed to be accessible. The founders, Emma and Tye, are passionate about sharing holistic healing and guide participants through practices like Embodied Flow, Biodynamic Breathwork, and Tantric meditation, making them approachable for those new to these modalities.

How do I get to Embodied Liberation from the airport?

Denpasar airport (DPS) is approximately a 50-minute drive to Solana Luxury Wellness Retreat. The center recommends organizing a driver from the airport and can arrange transfers at an additional cost.