Sixth Element Bali
Intuitive consciousness by Bali's ocean.
Step away from the usual Bali tourist trails and discover Sixth Element Bali, a unique retreat experience set on Keramas Beach. This center offers a deep dive into what they call the "Sixth Element" – intuitive consciousness – through intelligent asana, breathwork, meditation, and self-inquiry. Imagine waking to the sound of the ocean, practicing yoga as salty breezes drift in from the Indian Ocean, and meditating amidst golden rice fields at sunset. It's a place designed for profound self-exploration, far from the crowds, where the earth-ocean pulse is believed to awaken deep intuition. Guests stay in simple, soulful bungalows at Nirmala Guest House, blending seamlessly with the lush paddies and ocean sounds, providing a serene backdrop for somatic yoga and noble silence.
Highlights
- Focus on the 'Sixth Element' – intuitive consciousness
- Located on tranquil Keramas Beach, away from crowds
- Somatic yoga and noble silence rituals
- Breezy bungalows integrated with rice paddies and ocean sounds
- Sunset meditations in golden fields
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Setting
Sixth Element Bali is situated on Keramas Beach, a tranquil area where vibrant rice paddies meet the Indian Ocean. This location offers a peaceful "Old Bali" atmosphere, distinct from the busier tourist hubs. The natural environment, with its salty breezes and golden fields, is integral to the retreat's focus on elemental harmony and awakening intuition.
The practice
Sixth Element Bali focuses on cultivating intuitive consciousness through a blend of intelligent asana, breathwork, meditation, and self-inquiry. The practice aims to help individuals connect with their inner guiding sense, moving beyond the classical five elements. Beginners can expect guidance in these practices, designed to foster a deeper understanding of self and enhance real-world intuition.
A typical day
While the exact daily schedule can vary by retreat, days at Sixth Element Bali typically involve dawn yoga flows with ocean breezes, periods of meditation, and opportunities for self-inquiry. Evenings often feature sunset meditations in the golden fields, allowing for a deep connection with the natural rhythms of the environment.
Accommodation
Guests stay in Nirmala Guest House's breezy bungalows. These accommodations are designed to blend into the lush rice paddies and offer views and sounds of the ocean. Both private and double rooms are available, providing simple, soulful seclusion for a focused retreat experience.
What to bring
Given the warm climate and focus on yoga, light, breathable clothing is recommended. Essentials like swimwear for the pool and comfortable walking shoes for exploring the rice paddies would also be useful. Don't forget sun protection.
How to get there
Sixth Element Bali is located at Jalan Pantai Betuas No. 5. From Denpasar I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport, you can take a car, booking through apps like Grab or Gojek, which will take approximately 1 hour to reach the venue.
Nearest airport: Sultan Aji Muhammad Sulaiman Sepinggan International Airport (BPN) (175 km)
The nearest airport is Denpasar I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport. It is approximately a 1-hour drive from the airport to the center.
Nearest city: Balikpapan
Retreats at Sixth Element Bali begin from EUR140. The final cost will depend on the specific retreat program and duration chosen.
Climate
Climate Zone: Tropical
Best Months: Jul, Aug, Nov
Avoid: Jan, Mar, Dec
Bali experiences a tropical climate with an annual average temperature of 28.0°C. The warmest months are typically May, November, and June, while January, August, and February are slightly cooler. The driest months are July, August, and November, making these periods potentially ideal for a visit.
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Frequently asked questions
What kind of food is served at Sixth Element Bali?
Sixth Element Bali offers a variety of dietary options including vegan, vegetarian, Ayurvedic, gluten-free, dairy-free, and nut-free meals. Specific menu details would be available upon booking a retreat.
Is Sixth Element Bali suitable for beginners in yoga or meditation?
Yes, the center focuses on intelligent asana, breathwork, meditation, and self-inquiry, making it accessible for those new to these practices. The approach is designed to help practitioners tune into authentic self-inquiry and intuition.
What amenities are available at the retreat?
The center provides several amenities including air conditioning in rooms, free Wifi, a spa, a pool, towels, coffee/tea facilities, a restaurant, and a dedicated yoga studio.
How far is the center from the nearest airport?
The nearest airport is Denpasar I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport, which is approximately a 1-hour drive from the venue.
What is the pricing structure for retreats?
Pricing for retreats at Sixth Element Bali starts from EUR140. Specific retreat packages and durations would determine the final cost.
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