Total Balance Events

From time to time we hold an evening event with an inspiring speaker, a daily meditation retreat in Melbourne or our annual retreat in Byron Bay.
 

'COOL, CALM & COLLECTED'
Featuring Paul Wilson from The Calm Centre is the author of 'The Quiet' and the range of Calm books. Paul is coming to speak to us about how to stay calm in any situation.

DETAILS:
Date: Thursday 14 October 2010
Time: 6.00pm - 8.00pm
Where: Bureaux, Level 1, 530 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne
Cost: $59 per person or $100 for two people
Includes: Drinks & nibbles and time to get to know some of the other fabulous people in the Total Balance community.

To book your place please make your payment via the 'Pay Now' links below. Once we have your booking we will email you within a day or so with further details. PayPal is a secure payment site where you can enter your credit card details. If you prefer to telephone your card details through please contact our office on 03 9505 0424.

Purchase single ticket - $59

Purchase two tickets - $100

ONE DAY MEDITATION RETREAT 'A PATHWAY TO CALM'
Held in Northcote on a monthly basis, this relaxing day is more than just a meditation class. In a relaxing, supportive and informal environment, we will discuss different meditation techniques and simple methods to achieve a state of calm. Further details here.

To book your place please make your payment via the 'Pay Now' links below. Once we have your booking we will email you within a day or so with further details. PayPal is a secure payment site where you can enter your credit card details. If you prefer to telephone your card details through please contact our office on 03 9505 0424.

Early bird booking for one day meditation retreat - $135
(booking one month ahead)
 

Booking for one day meditation retreat - $145
 

BYRON BAY MEDITATION & LIFE DIRECTION RETREAT
11-16 November 2010 - Five nights
This retreat will help you reflect on where your life is right now and develop a sense of future direction. In our busy lives, it’s easy to lose sight of the ‘why’ and the ‘where next’ in the rush to deal with the ‘what’ that’s in front of us.

Further details here.