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The first time that my first Indian friends asked me the reason why I can feel safe so far from home, I answered: “Before coming, I talked with my home mountains, very far away, and they told me they easily communicate with each other. So now I know these mountains are talking with my faraway mountains, and my faraway mountains are telling them to take care of me.

This project was born there, in the process of learning to trust in life and to go deeper into what it has for you. With this project, we are connecting two important, symbolic, and spiritual mountains: the Andes Mountains, a chain of mountains that are the path of different indigenous communities in their spiritual journey; the Himalayas, a path that yogis have been choosing to deepen their spiritual practice for thousands of years.

Mountains want to reconnect; mountains want us to reconnect with ourselves and with each other. The more connected we are with ourselves, the more connected we are with the whole universe.

One year after that conversation, Yogarath was born in our daily practice of yoga and our organic lifestyle rooted in nature in the mountains of Himachal Pradesh. There we find inspiration to share our lifestyle and our connection with nature. Questions arise around what healing is, how to engage in a process of self-exploration, and how to reach consciousness. But the basic question that reached us was how to connect with our true nature. Our project is based on the idea that nature doesn’t need to be healed; nature is already perfect as it is, so what we need, as beings of nature, is to reconnect with our inner self, our being, and our center, to have a life of health, happiness, and joy.

What is Yoga Charriot?

-Yoga in literal Sanskrit means “to unite,” “to join,” or “to become one” with the universe.
–Chariot in literal Sanskrit means a carriage or a vehicle for transportation.


The Chariot is a process that happens during movement. The chariot occurs within the awareness of what is happening in the present moment. It is never a point of arrival, never a point of departure; the chariot is the process of the journey—the journey of yoga toward personal transformation.

Where the idea of the Retreats came from?

The retreats began one day when we realized our life was, in itself, a retreat. For us, it happened naturally and without effort: having a healthy diet, practicing asana and meditation, and living a life with a deep connection to nature. The feeling of connection was there. After seeing the effects of this lifestyle on us, we decided to share it. At this time, Camila, in her work as a psychotherapist, was also looking for different ways to strengthen and expand the impact of the transformative process that she was accompanying individually. She was searching for ways to encourage her patients to make certain changes in their lifestyles, caring for themselves on every level: physical, emotional, and spiritual. The Yogarath retreats were born from the coherence of our practice; we are sharing what we live and the conviction of the importance of lifestyle in the process of healing and transformation..