


RETREAT VIDEO
🌿 THE RAGA RETREAT 🌿
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THE MUSIC OF NATURE
🇨🇳 CHINA RAGA JOURNEYS 2027
TWO WAYS TO EXPERIENCE THE JOURNEY
🌿 YUNNAN · LIJIANG
RAGA & TEA IMMERSION
Small-group teacher development on the art of Tea Ceremony
Chinese Medicine
& tailored Raga training
10 - 15 April 2027 · 5 nights
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& / OR
🍵 FUJIAN · WUYISHAN
THE MUSIC OF NATURE
22–27 April 2027 · 6 days / 5 nights
MUSIC, YOGA & TEA RETREAT
Join one experience, or follow the complete journey from Yunnan to Fujian.
A journey into nature from sound & silence
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🎶 ABOUT SHIVAM RATH
Shivam Rath is an international musician, teacher and retreat facilitator specialising in Indian Classical Raga, Nāda, Mantra, Yoga and conscious musical practice.
A multi-instrumentalist and performer of the unique 22-string Crystal Slide / Chaturangi, Shivam has spent close to two decades exploring the meeting point between Indian Classical music, yoga, meditation, mantra, rhythm and contemporary world music.
Through this experience he has developed a distinctive approach bringing music and spiritual practice together — not simply as something to perform or learn, but as a way of experiencing greater awareness, listening and connection.
He calls this approach Raga Retreats.
Raga Retreats bring together Indian Classical Raga, Nāda Yoga, Mantra, Yoga, meditation, nature, tea and traditional wisdom, creating immersive experiences where music becomes part of a broader way of living.
Shivam has shared his music, teaching and retreats internationally, creating spaces where people from different musical and cultural backgrounds can explore the transformative potential of sound, silence and conscious listening.
The Fujian Raga & Tea Retreat continues this journey through the extraordinary landscape and ancient tea culture of Wuyishan.
Open your voice,
balance mind with heart
& connect back to nature.
🎶 DEEPEN YOUR CONNECTION TO SOUND
Explore sound not simply as something we listen to, but as something we experience, create and live.
Discover the ancient musical system of Indian Classical Raga — exploring melody, rhythm, vibration, improvisation and the relationship between sound, consciousness and nature.
You do not need to be a trained musician.
The practices can be explored through voice, listening, simple tonal exploration, rhythm, Raga and silence.
Ancient tea ceremonies are woven throughout the retreat, honouring Fujian’s rich heritage and its place within the history of tea.
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YUNNAN DEDICATED
RAGA & TEA TRAINING
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🌿 YUNNAN · LIJIANG
Raga & Tea Training
10–15 April · 5 Nights
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🌿 YUNNAN PROVINCE
Training • Tea • Nature • Culture
+ Chinese Medicine & Tai Chi Masters
🍵 Meet Echo Ai
Echo has been devoted to the study and practice of Tea Ceremony for over 15 years.
Over this time, her relationship with tea has developed far beyond the external forms of ceremony. Through years of dedicated self-inquiry, and a deepening understanding of the body and the Five Elements, she has developed her own way of experiencing and sharing tea.
For Echo, tea is not simply something to drink or a sequence of beautiful gestures. It is a way of observing, listening and becoming present — noticing the qualities of the tea, the changing state of the body, the environment, the breath and the mind.
Her approach brings together Tea, Nature, the Five Elements and embodied awareness, allowing each tea ceremony to become a living exploration rather than something fixed or prescribed.
“I feel my way of Tea Ceremony is different from others, because it comes from understanding the body and the Five Elements, together with many years of dedication to self-inquiry.”
During the Yunnan Raga & Tea Training, Echo will share this approach through Tea Ceremony, Five Elements, traditional Chinese perspectives and direct experiential practice, alongside Shivam’s exploration of Raga and Nāda and personalised tuition to help people connect so sound, flow and unlock there natural voices.
Learning the Arts of Nature
The Yunnan experience offers a deeper exploration of the relationship between nature, the human body, Tea, Raga and traditional Chinese approaches to self-cultivation.
Traditional Chinese thought begins with a fundamental understanding:
Heaven, Earth, Nature and the human being are not separate — they are one integrated whole.
Through Taoist thought and the classical traditions of Chinese Medicine, we explore Yin & Yang, the Five Elements, Qi and Shen, not simply as ideas, but as patterns that can be observed directly through nature and experienced within the body.
Nature → Tea → Body → Raga
Rather than beginning with concepts and using them to explain nature, we begin with nature itself — and through observing nature, come to understand ourselves anew.
☯️ YIN & YANG · THE FIVE ELEMENTS
In this workshop, Echo will introduce the principles of Yin and Yang and the Five Elements through simple, practical observation.
We explore how these patterns appear in the natural world and within the human body.
The changing seasons, climate, landscape, food, sleep, movement and daily rhythms all become part of the same living system.
From this understanding, we return to everyday life:
sleep · food · rest · movement · practice
How might we align our own rhythms more closely with the rhythms of nature?
🍵 TEA AS AN ART OF OBSERVATION
Tea becomes one of our primary ways of exploring these principles.
Tea grown in different environments, elevations and climates, and processed through different methods, can express different qualities of Qi — reflecting the dynamic qualities traditionally associated with Water, Fire, Earth, Metal and Wood.
As we drink tea, we learn to move beyond simply tasting it.
We become aware of what happens within the body:
rising & descending · expanding & contracting · warming & cooling
Through this subtle awareness, the Five Elements become something we can directly experience — not merely concepts to understand, but patterns continually moving within the body.
As awareness becomes quieter and more refined,
Shen (神) — consciousness and awareness — can gradually return to a more natural state.
🌿 TEA AS A PRACTICAL ART
Tea can also be approached as a form of traditional nourishment and medicine.
Rather than treating every tea in the same way, we explore how different teas may be selected according to the changing qualities and needs of the body within traditional Chinese frameworks.
In this way, tea becomes more than something we drink.
It becomes a method of observation, a form of nourishment and a practical art.
A way to experience the relationship between:
Nature · Qi · Body · Shen
🎶 RAGA & THE ARTS OF HARMONY
One of the unique aspects of this training is the meeting point between Chinese and Indian traditions.
We will explore how different Ragas and teas can be understood as shu — “arts” or practical methods — and how they may be used appropriately to support harmony with the Tao.
Rather than treating Raga simply as a musical system, we begin to consider its relationship with:
time · nature · mood · vibration · consciousness
Tea and Raga become two different ways of learning to listen to nature and to ourselves.
📜 THE CLASSICAL PERSPECTIVE
As expressed in the Tao De Jing:
“Humanity follows Earth,
Earth follows Heaven,
Heaven follows the Tao,
the Tao follows nature.”
And in the Huangdi Neijing (Yellow Emperor’s Inner Classic):
“Those who understand the Tao follow Yin and Yang,
and harmonize with the arts and methods.”
These ideas form part of the philosophical foundation for our exploration.
🌱 FROM NATURE, BACK TO OURSELVES
Rather than beginning with concepts and using them to explain nature,
we begin with nature.
Through observing the landscape, tea, movement, breath, sound and the changing qualities within the body, we gradually come to understand ourselves anew.
This is where the Yunnan experience becomes quite different from the main Fujian retreat.
Fujian is primarily the immersive Raga & Tea Retreat — The Music of Nature, moving deeply into Raga, Mantra, Kirtan, Yoga, Nature and Silence.
Yunnan becomes the smaller, more focused Raga & Tea Training — where participants have more time for individual Raga instruction and deeper exploration of Tea, Chinese Medicine, Yin & Yang, Five Elements, Tai Chi, Qigong and traditional approaches to self-cultivation.
Before arriving in Fujian, join Shivam and Echo Ai for an intimate pre-retreat experience in Yunnan / Lijiang.
This smaller group journey is designed for musicians, singers, teachers, sound practitioners and experienced students who want to go deeper into the traditions that come together throughout the Fujian retreat.
The experience brings together:
🎶 Indian Classical Raga
🍵 Tea Ceremony
🌿 Nature & cultural exploration
🧘 Yoga & meditation
🕉️ Mantra & Nāda
☯️ Chinese Medicine & traditional approaches to self-cultivation
With a smaller group size, there is more space for individual attention and teaching tailored to each participant’s musical background, instrument and level of experience.
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🎶 RAGA & MUSIC
Sessions may include:
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Indian Classical Raga
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Raga structure & development
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Improvisation
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Tāla & rhythm
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Voice & instrument application
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Nāda Yoga
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Mantra
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Teaching methodology
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Developing a personal Raga practice
The teaching is adapted to the individual rather than following a one-size-fits-all course.
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🍵 TEA & CHINESE TRADITIONS
🍃 TEA (茶)
— THE WAY OF BALANCE 🍃
The ancient art of tea is a ceremony of presence — each gesture slow, intentional and harmonious, like the unfolding of a Raga or the breath of yoga.
Sharing tea together grounds us in stillness, awakens the senses and invites us to become present through observing, tasting, sharing and listening.
The Chinese character 茶 (chá) carries a beautiful connection to the natural world, bringing together the imagery of human, plant and wood — a reminder of our place within nature.
Tea, like Raga and Yoga, invites us to slow down and become attentive to the subtle relationship between body, breath, environment and awareness.
Explore the art of Chinese Tea Ceremony with Echo Ai, alongside perspectives on Chinese Medicine, traditional approaches to self-cultivation, nature and seasonal awareness.
This is an opportunity to learn directly through practice, observation and cultural immersion.
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🌿 YUNNAN PROVINCE
An opportunity to learn, practise and immerse yourself more deeply in the traditions that meet together throughout this China Raga Journey.
Participants can then travel gradually together from Yunnan towards Fujian, allowing generous time for the journey, local culture, Yunnan’s ancient tea regions and the incredible historic city of Dali.
Along the way, there will be opportunities to explore breathtaking landscapes and hikes towards the foothills of the Himalayan mountains, before continuing onward to the Fujian Raga & Tea Retreat.
Exact travel arrangements will be confirmed according to group numbers.
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🌿 CHINESE WISDOM & SELF-CULTIVATION
The retreat creates a meeting point between Indian and Chinese approaches to conscious living.
Chinese wisdom, tea culture, seasonal awareness, nature and principles of self-cultivation are woven together with Raga, Mantra, Yoga and meditation.
Rather than treating these as separate traditions, we explore their common ground:
balance • awareness • breath • listening • nature • nourishment • inner harmony
For those wishing to make a deeper journey through China, the Fujian retreat can form part of a larger China Raga Journey.
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🌿 FUJIAN · WUYISHAN
RAGA & TEA RETREAT
THE MUSIC OF NATURE
A luxurious 5-night retreat at the Incredible Futures Retreat Centre, surrounded by Wuyishan's mountains, forests, rivers and ancient tea landscapes.
"One of the most beautiful Retreat Centres I have ever seen "
Shivam & Allana
Here the emphasis shifts from learning and exploration → immersion and retreat.
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🏡 Beautiful private accommodation
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🍽️ Full meals
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🎶 Raga & Indian Classical music
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🕉️ Mantra & Kirtan
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🔔 Nāda & Sound
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🧘 Yoga & meditation
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🍵 Tea ceremonies
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🌿 Epic lush Nature
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Crystal Clear Rivers
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Waterfalls
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🤫 Mauna / Silence
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💧 Time to rest, receive and integrate
It is an invitation to explore how sound can lead us into silence, and how music can connect us with the natural environment and the nature within.
Hosted by Shivam Rath (Australia)
Echo Ai (Yunnan China)
& Gyan Giri (Fujian China)
THE FIVE ELEMENTS
— AS ONE INTEGRATED PRACTICE
Rather than separating the retreat into different themes, five elements are woven through each day, supporting and deepening one another.
🎶 MUSIC — RAGA
Indian Classical Raga becomes a living practice rather than simply something to perform or study.
Raga connects melody, rhythm, emotion, time, nature and awareness.
🕉️ SOUND — MANTRA & KIRTAN
Mantra gives sound intention.
Kirtan gives sound a collective voice.
Nāda invites us to listen beneath the sound.
Together they become part of an integrated relationship with music and spiritual living.
🧘 YOGA
Yoga and breath practices prepare the body and mind for deeper listening, stillness and awareness.
🍵 TEA
Fujian’s ancient tea culture becomes part of the retreat itself.
Tea ceremony offers another form of meditation — slowing down, observing, tasting, sharing and becoming present without the need for words.
🌿 NATURE
The mountains, forests, rivers, tea plantations and ancient landscapes of Wuyishan become an extension of the practice.
Walking becomes meditation.
Listening to birds, wind and water becomes part of the music.
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🌌 THE SIXTH ELEMENT
ETHER
Woven through everything is a hidden sixth element:
Ākāśa — Ether / Space
The space between notes.
The space between breaths.
The space between words.
The space in which sound arises and disappears.
This is where sound and silence meet.
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THE JOURNEY
Over six days, we move through a gradual progression:
DAY 1 — WE ARRIVE WITH ORDINARY SPEECH
We settle into the mountains, connect with the land and each other, share tea, practise yoga and begin our musical journey.
Raga becomes our doorway into listening.
DAY 2 — WE LEARN TO LISTEN
Through Indian Classical music, Nāda Yoga and conscious listening, we begin to discover the space between each note.
We explore how Raga emerges from silence and connects us with feeling, awareness and nature.
DAY 3 — WE LEARN TO RESTRAIN SPEECH
Mauna begins to deepen.
Rather than filling every space with conversation, we discover what happens when we allow sound, breath, nature and music to become our communication.
DAY 4 — WE DISCOVER WHAT REMAINS WHEN SPEECH DISAPPEARS
The retreat moves inward.
Less teaching. Less doing. More listening.
Raga, meditation, yoga, walking in nature and tea become practices of presence rather than activities to consume.
DAY 5 — WE REDISCOVER THE VOICE AS VIBRATION
The voice returns —
not simply as ordinary conversation, but as Nāda.
Breath becomes tone.
Tone becomes Raga.
And necessary communication may become a simple musical phrase.
If your words are important enough to break the silence, let them become music.
DAY 6 — WE SPEAK AGAIN
— BUT WITH A NEW AWARENESS OF SPEECH, SOUND AND INTENTION
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WHAT IS A RAGA?
Ragas are shaped by relationships with melody, nature, seasons and times of day and night.
Learning Raga involves becoming a sensitive medium for mood, feeling and expression while developing an understanding of scales, characteristic phrases and delicate melodic movement.
The practice brings together musical discipline, listening, feeling and awareness.
This is the heart of the retreat.
We begin with sound.
We discover Raga.
We enter silence.
We learn to listen.
And eventually, we return to speech —
with greater awareness of the vibration behind every word.
The aim is not simply to become a better performer.
It is to become a more conscious listener.
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🤫 THE MUSIC OF SILENCE
Mauna is not simply the absence of speech.
It becomes an active practice of listening.
Participants gradually discover how much of everyday communication is habitual — and what happens when we allow silence to speak first.
During the deeper periods of silence, ordinary conversation is suspended.
If communication is genuinely necessary, it may be expressed through a simple sound, tone or musical phrase.
This is not about performing music.
It is about becoming aware of why we speak, what we communicate, and what happens when we listen first.
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🍵 RAGA & TEA
TWO ANCIENT TRADITIONS OF LISTENING
Fujian offers a unique meeting point between Chinese tea culture and Indian Classical music.
Tea and Raga may appear to belong to different traditions, yet both invite us into a deeper relationship with time, attention, rhythm, nature and presence, complementing and enhancing the experience of a combined practice.
Tea ceremonies often emphasise balance and attentiveness.
In yoga, we explore balance of body, breath and mind.
In Raga, we explore relationships between melody, emotion, rhythm and time.
A tea ceremony slows the senses.
A Raga slows the musician.
Both ask us to listen, tune in and come into alignment.
Throughout the retreat, tea ceremonies become an integral part of the journey rather than simply another activity.
Local Chinese tea practitioners and collaborators will bring their knowledge of Fujian’s ancient tea culture, creating a genuine meeting point between Chinese tea tradition and Indian musical philosophy.
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🌿 WUYISHAN World heritage & National Park
PRE-RETREAT EXPERIENCE
20–21 April 2027
· OptionalExcursion
Allow 1–2 days before the Fujian retreat to arrive in Wuyishan, explore the landscape and ancient tea heritage, rest and settle into the environment.
For musicians and experienced students, there may also be opportunities for more intimate Raga, tea and individual teaching sessions during this period, depending on group interest.
A WORLD HERITAGE LANDSCAPE & ORIGIN OF OOLONG TEA
Wuyishan is renowned for its dramatic rock formations, crystal clear rivers, forests and ancient tea-growing landscapes.
Before entering the deeper retreat experience, participants may have the opportunity to explore this extraordinary landscape through an optional pre-retreat nature and tea experience.
Explore:
Black rock formations • clear rivers • ancient tea plantations • temples • forests • tea heritage
Rather than approaching Wuyishan simply as sightseeing, we experience the landscape as part of the retreat journey.
A journey into nature before entering sound & silence.
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🇨🇳 THREE WAYS TO EXPERIENCE THE CHINA JOURNEY
You can join the Yunnan experience, the Fujian retreat, or combine both into a complete China Raga Journey.
🇨🇳 YUNNAN RAGA & TEA TRAINING
Pricing StageContribution:
🌱 First Core CommitmentA$1,550
🌸 Early JourneyA$1,700
🌕 Standard ContributionA$1,900
& / OR
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🌕 FUJIAN RAGA & TEA RETREAT
22–27 April 2027
6 Days / 5 Nights
Pricing StageContribution
🌱 First Core CommitmentA$2,050
🌸 Early JourneyA$2,200
🌕 Standard ContributionA$2,400
✨ COMPLETE CHINA RAGA JOURNEY
Yunnan + Fujian
Combo + Discount
For participants joining both experiences, a special combined contribution is available.
🌱 First Core Commitment
Yunnan A$1,550 + Fujian A$2,050
= A$3,600 separately
Complete Journey: A$3,200
✨Save A$400
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🌸 Early Journey
Yunnan A$1,700 + Fujian A$2,200
= A$3,900 separately
Complete Journey: A$3,500
✨Save A$400
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🌕 Standard Contribution
Yunnan A$1,900 + Fujian A$2,400
= A$4,300 separately
Complete Journey: A$3800
✨Save A$500
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📅 PRICING WAVES
I'd now lock these dates in:
🌱 First Core Commitment
Until 31 January 2027
🌸 Early Journey
1–28 February 2027
🌕 Standard Contribution
From 1 March 2027
The earlier you commit, the more you save — with an additional combined-journey saving for those joining both experiences.
Choose one experience, or join us for the complete China Raga Journey and Tour traveling, staying and exploring the incredible land and culutre together.
Choose your Pricing Wave Or Reach out for more information
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CONTACT / BOOKINGS
For all enquiries
PRIVATE GUESTHOUSE ACCOMMODATION + MEALS INCLUDED
The standard retreat price includes:
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5 nights private guesthouse accommodation
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Breakfast, lunch & dinner
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All Raga Retreat sessions
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Raga & Indian Classical music
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Mantra & Kirtan
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Nāda / Sound practices
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Yoga & meditation
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Tea ceremonies
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Nature experiences
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Mauna / Silence journey
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Instrument exploration
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🏡 ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS
🌿 PRIVATE GUESTHOUSE
Included in the retreat price
Upgraded Premium private accommodation is available in Fujian Futures Retreat Centre for an increased price but also are big spacious villas which are available to share.
🤝 SHARED GUESTHOUSE
A$200 reduction per person
For friends or participants happy to share.
🌸 PRIVATE APARTMENT
+A$660
🤝 SHARED APARTMENT
+A$330 per person
✨ PRIVATE DELUXE VILLA
+A$980
🤝 SHARED DELUXE VILLA
+A$490 per person
All upgraded accommodation is subject to availability and should be booked in advance.
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👥 WHO IS THIS FOR?
This retreat is for people who feel drawn to:
🎶 Indian Classical Raga
🕉️ Mantra & Kirtan
🔔 Sound Healing & Nāda
🎤 Voice & Musical Expression
🧘 Yoga & Meditation
🍵 Tea Culture
🌿 Nature & Mountain Landscapes
🤫 Silence & Deep Listening
Sound healers • Musicians • Singers • Kirtan practitioners • Yoga practitioners • Meditators • Tea lovers • Nature seekers • Spiritual explorers
And also for anyone simply curious to experience a different relationship with sound and silence.
There is no expectation of previous musical training.
Whether you play an instrument, sing, work with sound, practise Kirtan, or have never considered yourself musical, there is a place within the experience.
You simply need curiosity, openness and a willingness to listen.
What happens when we stop treating music as something we simply perform — and begin experiencing it as a way of living?
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👥 RETREAT SIZE
The Fujian retreat is intentionally kept small and intimate, with approximately:
10–15 participants
This allows sufficient space for individual attention, musical exploration, genuine connection and the deeper periods of silence.
The Yunnan Raga & Tea Immersion will be kept smaller where possible to allow for more personalised teaching and cultural exchange.
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🎒 WHAT TO BRING
Bring your own instrument if you have one.
Please let us know what you play and your level of experience when booking.
Voice • Guitar • Flute • Sitar • Tabla • Harmonium • Percussion • Chinese instruments • Other instruments
Instruments will also be available to explore.
No previous musical training is required.
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✈️ TRAVEL & PRACTICAL INFORMATION
The retreat takes place in Wuyishan, Fujian, China.
Detailed airport, train and local transfer information will be provided to participants after booking.
For those travelling from Australia or internationally, we recommend allowing sufficient time before and after the retreat for travel between regions.
The main Fujian retreat concludes 27 April 2027.
For those continuing with the complete China journey, travel plans will be coordinated progressively from Yunnan toward Fujian.
Visa and entry requirements should always be checked against current official information before travel.
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At Current 1 month Tourist Visas are available on arrival for most countries
🌿 CHINA JOURNEY
— CURRENT FLOW
✨ THE COMPLETE JOURNEY AT A GLANCE
DateExperience
9 Apr🇨🇳 Arrival in Yunnan
10–15 Apr🎶 Yunnan Raga & Tea Training · 5 nights
16–19 Apr🌿 Journey through Yunnan & Dali · tea, culture, nature & hikes
19 Apr✈️ Yunnan → Fujian
20–21 Apr🍵 Wuyishan Nature & Tea Heritage
22–27 Apr🌕 Fujian Raga & Tea Retreat · 5 nights
28 Apr✈️ Return journey
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👤 YOUR GUIDES
🎶 Shivam Rath
Yoga Teacher, multi-instrumentalist, composer, producer, Indian classically trained musician, meditation and Nāda Nidra instructor.
🍵 Echo Ai
Yoga & Tea Ceremony facilitator, weaving movement and mindfulness with the art of ancient tea.
🌿 Gyan Giri
One of the early pioneers in translating and bringing Yogic texts and practices across China.
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💛 FIRST CORE COMMITMENT
The First Core Commitment is a special first-release rate for the first participants who commit to forming the initial retreat group.
A$500 deposit secures your place.
As participants commit, accommodation can be progressively reserved according to their preferred room choice.
BOOKING & DEPOSIT
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A A$500 deposit is required to secure your place.
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The deposit is non-refundable, but it is transferable if you are unable to attend.
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You may choose to transfer your place to another suitable participant, subject to availability and approval; or transfer your deposit to a future Raga Retreat of equivalent value, subject to availability.
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Your deposit also locks in the First Core Commitment or Early Journey price available at the time of booking.
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The remaining balance is due 14 days before the retreat begins.
CANCELLATION
More than 14 days before the retreat:
Payments made beyond the deposit are refundable.
Within 14 days:
A 20% cancellation fee applies to the balance paid beyond the deposit.
Within 7 days:
A 50% cancellation fee applies to the balance paid beyond the deposit.
This policy allows us to make accommodation, meals and retreat arrangements with confidence, while giving participants a flexible option if their circumstances change.
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💛 RETURNING RETREAT STUDENTS
Returning retreat students may receive a 20% reduction from the applicable Early Journey or Standard Contribution, subject to availability and retreat terms.
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📩 BOOKINGS & ENQUIRIES
Hosted by Shivam Rath
For international participants:
To enquire, please provide:
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Your name
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Number of participants
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Contact phone number
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Contact email address
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Arrival / departure plans
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Instrument, if bringing one
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Accommodation preference
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Dietary requirements
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Musical experience
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Any questions or requests
For Chinese participants and local enquiries:
Echo Ai / Chinese Retreat Contact
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📞 CONTACT
Echo Ai — China
+86 18987229116
Australia
+61 412 079 983
Email
crystalslideshivam@gmail.com
shivam@crystalslide.com
Subject: Raga Retreat
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🌿 A FINAL INVITATION
From the mountains of Yunnan to the ancient tea landscapes of Wuyishan, this journey is an invitation to slow down, listen more deeply and reconnect with the natural world through sound.
From Raga to Mantra.
From Tea to Silence.
From the individual voice to the shared vibration.
A journey into nature from sound & silence.
Aum Prem Santi
































