Dream Medicine

Spring Equinox Retreat in the Heart of the Jungle

Tulum, Mexico

March 17–23, 2026

with Guru Dharam and Siri Sat

Have you ever had dreams of clarity?  Do you believe that your dreams are significant?  Have you experienced ‘waking up’ in your dreams and taken conscious action?  Have you longed to understand and work with your dreams? 

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🜁 Inner Journey Work

There are several great traditions of Dream practice in our global culture. This transmission takes place in the Mayan heartland of Tulum once home to the Toltec Dreamers.

Expect a highly charged, experiential, energetic training in which you learn new healing skills and enrich your life as you hone your Dream body.

Expect a highly charged, experiential, energetic training in which you learn new healing skills and enrich your life as you hone your Dream body.
We teach you to:
- Become lucid in Dreaming
- Take conscious action in Dreaming
- Develop your Dreambody
- Receive teachings or Medicine in Dreaming
- Build a Dream Bridge
- Engage in Dreamweaving and sharing
- Dream on task — individually and collectively
Each evening we will be given a specific dream assignment that may include:
- Taking sacred action in dreaming
- Meeting a colleague in the Dreamspace
- Gathering together in Dreaming
Purification rituals in included in our journey
- Cacao ceremony with Jaguar Shaman
- Temezcal

🜃 Outer Journey Work

Our journey is timed to align with the Spring Equinox, when the Feathered Serpent, Quetzalcoatl, is said to descend from the heavens — a phenomenon visibly encoded at Chichen Itza, one of the great ceremonial centers of this region, where light and shadow form the image of her return to the Earth plane.

Our retreat also includes a guided journeys to places of natural beauty and spiritual resonance.

- Chichén Itzá on the Spring Equinox
  
  Visiting Chichén Itzá during the Spring Equinox is a powerful experience—when ancient architecture and cosmic alignment converge. At the heart of the site, El Castillo (the Temple of Kukulkan) becomes a living calendar, casting a serpent-like shadow that appears to slither down its steps as the sun shifts. This sacred moment marks a balance of light and dark, and offers a profound opportunity to align with nature's rhythms and ancestral wisdom.reflection and renewal. In the spirit of the solstice, we’ll honor this threshold of light and dark — releasing, receiving, and aligning with what is ready to emerge.
- Tulum Baach
  A visit to beach area for unwinding and ocean swimming in the carirbean
- Cenote & Our Pool
  The Yucatán is home to thousands of cenotes—natural freshwater pools formed by underground rivers and limestone caves. These sacred sites were revered by the ancient Maya for their healing energy, clarity, and spiritual significance.
  During our retreat, we'll visit a local cenote, where you’ll have the chance to swim in its cool, mineral-rich waters—a refreshing and cleansing experience for body and spirit.
  Our on-site pool is also filled with cenote water, offering a taste of that same purity and revitalization in the comfort of our retreat grounds.

Instead of spending one-third of your life in the dead sleep of Oblivion, learn to use this precious time creatively in a sacred way.

What’s Included

Everything you’ll receive as part of your stay:

Inner and outer journeying mentioned above

Group Meals:
Enjoy three wholesome vegetarian meals each day (vegan, gluten-free, and kosher options available), and fresh juices lovingly prepared by a private chef or at a local restaurant.
Support with travel coordination and local transport
Full access to resort grounds: pool, peaceful jungle shala

What’s Not Included

Please plan and budget for the following personal items:

International travel to Mexico (e.g., flights to Tulum/Cancún)
Travel from airport to InLakech
Treatments and gratuities for therapists
Additional food beyond the pre-organized meals
ie: Individual off-site during excursions
Personal, medical, or trip cancellation insurance (required)
Souvenirs, laundry, or personal expenses
Personal purchases in town and alcoholic beverages
Additional healing/spa treatments

Held InLakech V-HIVES

Nestled 9 miles south of Tulum in the Mayan Jungle of Quintana Roo,.Inlakech V‑Hive is a secluded jungle sanctuary designed for deep inner work and sacred process. Surrounded by lush vegetation, ancient energy, and the rhythms of the natural world, the retreat offers what it calls a “Living in the Jungle” experience—one that invites reconnection with self, spirit, and ancestral memory.

Its remoteness is not a barrier but a blessing: a natural container for dreaming, healing, and visioning beyond the noise of modern life. Here, you are held by the jungle itself—supported in going deeper, dreaming wider, and listening inward.

The land holds a rich array of sacred and elemental spaces: pools that echo the balance of masculine and feminine, a jungle-shaped water sanctuary for therapeutic work, a ceremonial fire circle, and open-air structures woven with intention. From the Beehive temple to the grand palapa, each structure invites presence and participation, offering unique settings for group practice, silence, ritual, and communion with the seen and unseen. Rooted in community and connection, Inlakech also hosts initiatives for local children and village life, reflecting the project’s deep integration with the surrounding land and people.

Location & Setting

Yucatan Peninsula: Tulum

Meet Your Teachers / Hosts

Guru Dharam

Guru Dharam has been teaching yoga since 1979 and has taught alongside Siri Sat on sacred journeys (yatras) and immersive retreats for many years.

A licensed acupuncturist and longtime practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), he founded the Lotus Healing Centre in London in 1989 — a multidisciplinary clinic integrating Kundalini Yoga Therapy, acupuncture, and energy healing. He continues to work with patients in both private sessions and clinical settings, offering a unique and deeply intuitive approach to healing.
His work is grounded in decades of study across multiple healing lineages, including Kabbalah, Meso-American Shamanic Dreaming, West African healing, White Lotus healing, Black Hat Feng Shui, and the Red Thread empowerments. As co-founder of i-SKY (International School of Kundalini Yoga) and co-author of The Kundalini Yoga Experience, Guru Dharam has helped train teachers and practitioners across the globe.
He is the Director of the Sacred Yoga Therapy Training (formerly Kundalini Medicine), which he founded in 2007 as a bridge between yogic energetics and Western medical practice. With over 40 years of experience, Guru Dharam is widely recognized as a powerful and precise teacher whose methods are both impactful and esoteric — often described as a “teacher’s teacher.”

Siri Sat

Siri Sat is the Founder/Director of Sacred Yatras Inc. (formerly known as Kundalini Yatras) since 2009, where she leads meditative journeys to sacred lands.

With 25 years of experience as a yoga teacher, she specializes in Kundalini and Classical Hatha Yoga, serving as a certified IAYT Yoga Therapist, Teacher Trainer, and practitioner of energetic healing. Her emphasis on precise posture and deep breath-work are transformative tools for self-healing.
Siri Sat’s spiritual retreats provide life-changing immersions in yoga and meditation practice. She has led retreats in India, Mexico, and Egypt numerous times, and continues to hold retreats in upstate New York. Her global teaching experience also includes offerings in South Africa, Paris, Denmark, Sweden, and beyond. She has traveled to India 18 times and brings a rich tapestry of cultural experience to her teachings. Participants in her retreats have the potential to receive cultural insights, conscious transmission, and soul guidance from the heart of these magnificent ancient cultures.
Her teaching is also shaped by her background as a professional dancer and choreographer, which lends a refined sense of rhythm, presence, and musicality to her classes. She is known for her warmth, humor, and steady presence, creating a welcoming field where students of all backgrounds can feel seen, supported, and inspired — grounded in the belief that anyone can practice yoga, heal, and expand their awareness.