This overnight Nature Immersion is offered as a one- or two-night retreat, held in a quiet cove on private land bordered by the Nantahala National Forest in Scaly Mountain, North Carolina.

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With no Wi-Fi or cell service on the land, the immersion offers a rare opportunity to step fully out of ordinary rhythms and into direct relationship with nature. The absence of digital interference allows attention to settle, perception to widen, and deeper layers of awareness to come forward.

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The land is undeveloped and intentionally kept simple. There is no electricity, plumbing, or conventional indoor facilities. Participants are invited to meet the landscape as it is — raw, alive, and deeply intact — supported by careful preparation and clear guidance.

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The property includes access to pure spring water, waterfalls, forest trails, and a wood-fired sauna, which may be used as part of restorative or ritual practice during the immersion.  

 

At times, tea is shared on the land as a simple, grounding practice. Drinking tea outdoors in this way recalls an older rhythm of listening, where presence deepens through simplicity and attention.

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This land has been lovingly stewarded over many years and holds a strong, quiet presence that supports deep listening, nervous system settling, and foundational shifts in perspective. Time here is not about doing more, but about allowing what is essential to surface and integrate.

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These immersions are offered to female-bodied participants only, in alignment with the nature of the work and the container being held.

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If you feel drawn to this form of retreat, you’re welcome to inquire further to explore whether it is a good fit.

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• you are drawn to extended time in nature and silence
• you feel called to step away from technology and daily demands
• you are comfortable with simplicity and undeveloped land
• you value presence, listening, and inner inquiry over structured programming
• you are seeking integration, clarity, or reorientation rather than escape

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This immersion may not be the right fit if you are looking for comfort-based accommodations or a highly scheduled retreat experience.