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For 2010, SAT will offer four retreats to assist spiritual seekers in their quest for Self-Realization. SAT retreats are wonderful opportunities for spiritual experience and practice and are perfect for all seekers of nondual Self-Knowledge.
In SAT retreats, Self-Knowledge and Self-inquiry meditation, the means of inquiring within yourself to know the true Self, are taught, with ample time to ask questions as the teachings are given so that you can clarify and heighten your own understanding and experience. SAT retreats are very thorough in their presentation, providing a tremendous amount of spiritual guidance. The experience of attending retreats is profound and very helpful for spiritual development.
All of SAT’s retreats are taught by Nome, a sage who practiced the inquiry for steady abidance in Self-Realization. He places no emphasis on himself, but keeps the focus of the instruction entirely upon the Truth, Self-Knowledge, and Self-inquiry, turning the aspirants’ attention fully inward, for it is in this way that meditation, Self-inquiry, and Self-Knowledge truly open for one.
Recommended readings for the retreats are the works of Sri Ramana Maharshi, Ribhu Gita and The Song of Ribhu, the writings of Sankara (Adi Sankara), such as those contained in Svatmanirupanam and Advaita Prakarana Manjari, Avadhuta Gita, Ashtavakra Gita, and similar nondualistic literature. Familiarizing yourself with or studying these texts will enable you to obtain even more from the retreats, which are an experiential immersion in the essence of Advaita Vedanta. All of these books are available from the SAT Store. .
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