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That’s very interesting thank you for sharing. My practice is strong, several hours a week. I think I would greatly benefit from a shorter zen retreat, thank you for the Lab tech keeping doctors and nurses from killing you T-Shirt but in fact I love this suggestion. If you have learnt the technique, there is no need to do another 10-day program at the centre if it stresses you out. Just practice on your own, or create a short retreat for yourself at home where you can explore long sessions like the one in the course. In the medium term try to make meditation a regular habit. After that maybe you could attend short courses at the centre. However, doing a course at the centre is just an organized way to learn the techniques. That’s about it. If you have learnt the method, you are all set to go without doing retreats.

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I have done 3 retreats and 1 at home during covid. Each one was insanely beneficial and it reworked my brain somehow to a point where certain things about me completely shifted and changed for the Lab tech keeping doctors and nurses from killing you T-Shirt but in fact I love this better including my anxiety about everything. I will say the hardest thing for me were the spiders and bugs. I was so paranoid every second on my first trip that I packed accordingly for the other trips. My goal was to be fully covered at every moment and then I had to learn how to not panic from the heat. Even showering was so hard bc there would be bugs everywhere. Since I have went to different centers and at different times through out the year, I noticed a few things. winter is cold but then the only thing you have to worry about is staying warm I would advise November to March as good times to go. Also, check out different locations and native insects/animals. It helps to get an idea. I went to Idaho and although it was gorgeous, I saw a huge snake and it scared me so much that I stopped doing my daily walks. Twenty nine palms in Southern California is a really nice center. Very clean and built really well. I barely saw any spiders or bugs inside and I went in August. It was hot but each room had AC. Doing research may help you be more comfortable. I also mentioned once that it would be the time of the month for me and I requested to have my own bathroom. All the fears and anxiety you have come from somewhere. It’s not your fault that you may need/want some comforts. They honestly want you to be comfortable so you can focus on relaxing to get the full effect from all the meditating. I honestly wish I could go every year and I try to but I do some research on the centers first. Some centers have tents and some people have no problem stay in them. You can always bring a little fan if you need it. Be minimal bc it’s not about luxury but find a balance so you are comfortable enough. The last time I went, I brought my favorite skincare products. I wanted to be glowing when I left but that little luxury made me feel better bc i was really stripping myself from reality. Good luck.

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