Men's Retreat in the Desert

The costs of this retreat are  € 1450. This price includes 3 meals & accommodation in a shared double room with a private bathroom in the Bedouin camp. It also includes one excursion and the night on Mt Sinai. The trip to and from Dahab/ Saint Catherine, by taxi or bus from Cairo, Taba or Sharm el Sheich, is not included. Nb. If finances are a problem, let us know, so we can see if we can arrange something

The first day of our retreat starts in Hotel Bedouin Moon in Dahab, a sparkling coastal town on the Red Sea. We will move the next day from the sea to Saint Catherine in the desert. The Bedouin Camp where we will stay is led by Mohammed Mousa. The camp has simple yet comfortable two person rooms. One person rooms are only available in case of a medical reason. At mount Sinai we will sleep in a cabin or under the stars. Sleeping blankets are provided. Please know that the desert can be cold in the night and hot during the day, and that you need suncream, a hat and good walking shoes.

Opening Circle April 19th, 18:00 at dinner in Dahab, hotel Bedouin Moon.

The closing ceremony is April 26th, 11:00 after lunch in Camp Mousa.

1. 1. No drugs of any sort are permitted, and we like you to limit alcohol, coffee and meat.
   2. Your participation is at your own responsibility. Of course we will do anything possible to make your stay as safe and comfortable as possible, but we can’t take any responsability for your safety, nor for your emotional, physical or financial well being.
   3. Make sure you have a valid passport and travel insurance.
   4. We are guests in another country, another culture and maybe for some of us another religion. Please respect the local customs, rules, dresscode and formalities.
   5. Note that the main language spoken on the conference will be in English.
   6. We will be using Open Space, a way to give space to that what wants to reveal itself and to connect to that what resonates inside of you. Open Space gives the possibility to expect the unexpected, out of your own inspiration, out of the group, out of the moment. It is a sometimes discomforting method but one that can reveal magic beyond our imagination – or so we discovered.
   7. The main intention of our work is personal healing and growth. So the fuller you personally engage in the process, the more it might bring to you. We encourage your preparation and devotion to this work by tuning in the months and weeks before, by asking a few questions to yourself: what is my intention? What do I want to achieve? What is my pitfall or my shadow? How can I prepare myself?
   8. As for the context and content of this week, personal healing, no children –nor animals –are allowed.
   9. To be clear about expectations; In our work we like to unite people of all ages, all faiths, all backgrounds. We do not believe in a dark government, illuminati or any conspiracy theories. We like to focus on the heart, not the mind.