

Shared Room (2 Single Beds)
Duration: 14 Days / 13 Nights
Total Price: 2,500 USD
Reservation Deposit: 100 USD
Balance Due on Arrival: 2,400 USD
Reservation Deadline: August 4, 2026
Cancellation Policy: Your 100 USD deposit kindly helps us reserve your room right away. Please note that it is non-refundable, but it goes directly toward securing your stay.


Private Room
Duration: 14 Days / 13 Nights
Total Price: 2,995 USD
Reservation Deposit: 100 USD
Balance Due on Arrival: 2,895 USD
Reservation Deadline: August 4, 2026
Cancellation Policy: Your 100 USD deposit kindly helps us reserve your room right away. Please note that it is non-refundable, but it goes directly toward securing your stay.
You do not need to become anyone other than who you already are. Often, we seek transformation as if it were a distant destination, forgetting that the most profound shift happens when we simply stop and listen. This is the essence of Prana (प्राण), the steady, sacred rhythm of creation moving through you. It is the primordial vibration that reminds you that you already belong. This training is not about adding more to your life; it is about exhaling the noise and noticing the life-force that has always been here.
This is not a training in the usual sense. For 14 days, from August 18–31, 2026, we live in close connection with our own essence through the art of the breath. Moment by moment, we listen for the simple truth beneath the mental chatter. While this is a 100-hour Yoga Alliance (YACEP) program, the real practice does not happen in a manual, it happens in the quiet arrival of this breath, just as it is.
You do not come here to fix yourself. When you sit still and allow the breath to move freely, you may discover that nothing has ever been missing, much like the way the jungle breathes with the tide without effort.
In the heart of Koh Phangan, the tropical heat, ancient palms, and salt air reflect your original nature. The jungle does not try to be the jungle; the sun does not try to be the sun. Similarly, you do not need to force a "spiritual" version of yourself. Practice here is simple: just laying, just breathing, just being alive. When you stop trying to force understanding, the teaching reveals itself.
Our group is kept intimate so we can truly meet one another in the depths of this work. We speak when speaking is needed and remain silent when silence teaches more. Together, we learn to trust the "ordinary mind", the mind that is naturally open, clear, and vibrant with Prana.
You do not need to be "fixed." You do not need to search for anything more. Sit down. Rest. Remember.
This is for seekers ready to slow down and aspiring guides ready to lead from a place of stillness. If a quiet feeling inside you says yes, then the Way has already begun.

In 2004, Wolf Kinsmen started practicing meditation, breathwork, and yoga, practices that led him to guide international teacher trainings, certify 75 teachers, and establish Dhyana Yoga, a Yoga Alliance-certified school. His nomadic life inspired him to become an author and study with masters globally.
Trained directly by Wim Hof, Wolf became a certified freediver and Native American flute instructor. He also studied coaching at the Tony Robbins Coaching School.
He explored shamanism with Don Howard among the Shipibo tribe in the Amazon and led ceremonies in Peru. In Nepal, he studied Dzogchen meditation with Sangngak Tenzin Rinpoche at a Tibetan Buddhist monastery.
Wolf’s message is: Let go of what you think reality is and feel the flow of reality as it is.