A seven day retreat with Vishrant
Awakened teachers who can hold a Buddha Field are rare. Rarer still are those who can do the second half of the job: speak with you directly, see the beliefs and old wounding your mind is built on, and walk you through undoing them.
Vishrant does both. Six hours of Satsang a day, around twenty-one hours of direct work across the week. Whether you have been on the path for thirty years or are brand new, wherever you are in the world, he meets you where you are and can help guide you home.
The beliefs, the defences, the habits you have never questioned because you could not see them. Most people leave having seen things about themselves they had walked past for decades, with a clearer sense of how their mind operates and what stands between them and the perception of love and enlightenment.
Being in the presence of an awake teacher means being in a Buddha Field, and it transmits silence, stillness, clarity and love. Participants report deep calm, a quiet mind, bliss, and enough space to begin to see the mind rather than be run by it. That space is the ground meditation and self-inquiry need.
Silent retreats can be profound while you are there and hard to carry into daily life. Vishrant's teachings are built for the marketplace. You come home less reactive, more relaxed, more open, and in greater acceptance of life as it is, creating the conditions for a mind that can support awakening.
Each day: three live Satsangs with Vishrant, one group meeting with him, and a guided morning meditation. Across the week that is twenty-one Satsangs, seven group meetings and seven guided sits. All live, all online, all inside the Buddha Field.
Seven days is the longest stretch of the year, and it lets the work with Vishrant deepen. What felt impossible to see on day one becomes clearer by day five.
The same rhythm runs all seven days. All times are Australian Western Standard Time, AWST, UTC+8. Convert to your own timezone before you book.
Join from anywhere in the world. Every session is recorded, so if a live one lands at an awkward hour you watch the replay whenever it suits you. Replays are available for 48 hours after the retreat ends.
A guided sit to open the day. Arrive in the body, let the mind quiet, before the work begins.
Sitting in truth with Vishrant. He points, you look. Direct teaching, live, inside the Buddha Field.
The afternoon sitting. The work goes deeper as the day settles.
A live group meeting with Vishrant. Report how you are going and ask him directly, in a smaller, more informal setting.
The final sitting of the day. Closing in presence before rest.
All times AWST · UTC+8. This is the indicative daily shape; the full day-by-day schedule is still being confirmed.
The price is justified by access, not duration. Around twenty-one hours of direct work with Vishrant across the week, inside the Buddha Field.
Full seven days
USD 599
All seven days. Twenty-one Satsangs with Vishrant, seven group meetings, seven guided mornings.
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USD 99 / day
Days one and two only. Same room, same teacher, same directness. To keep going past day two you pay the balance of the full retreat price.
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If you are dealing with financial hardship, unemployment or other genuine hardship, email info@vishrant.org. The team will assess your situation and get back to you.
Talk to usCovers the full retreat. No travel, no accommodation, no extras. Replays included for 48 hours after the retreat ends.
This is the one almost everyone asks. Here is what people say afterwards.
I was surprised how good it is online; how strong the Buddha Field is. It feels like Vishrant is literally right in front of you on the screen. It feels like you invite him into your living room, and you can just be there with him.
Abhayi searched all over India for an awake teacher and struggled to get access to one, until she met Vishrant:
The online retreat is amazing, because when you engage with Vishrant, your mind is blown, and you really get that clarity; something you won't get otherwise. You can read anything, practise anything, do whatever you want to do, but the clarity you get when you talk to him is amazing. Online is almost like the real thing, like meeting in person.
Shunya runs retreats herself:
I've been attending retreats in person. I've never attended retreats online, but the experience online was more powerful than any other experience for the in-person retreats.
And Udita, who has sat in the places where it supposedly only happens in person:
At first I wasn't sure it's really possible to feel the Buddha Field online. And when I spoke to him, it just blew my mind. It feels exactly the same as when I was sitting in the mountain where Ramana Maharshi awoke. If you've been to enough places where awake people have sat, you recognise this fragrance. It's the same.
Not necessarily, and for some people it is the opposite. Being at home turns out to lower the barrier rather than raise it.
I actually really enjoyed being at home. The comfort of my home actually helped me relax more, and it felt more intimate, because when I would talk to Vishrant, I would only see him, so I felt more open to just tell him everything that was on my mind. Versus in person, it can feel a bit more overwhelming and scary because all these people are listening and watching you. And at home, I was just in my PJs.
You also don't need to book flights or find somewhere to stay. For most people that's the difference between doing this and putting it off another year.
Yes, and more than most people expect. You raise your hand.
What really strikes me with Vishrant is how available he is. It's just mind blowing that I can just speak to him so readily. I just need to raise my hand, and he will take my question, and he's able to actually keep track of what's happening in my life personally and read me energetically and give me personal guidance.
Vishrant works with one person at a time, in a group format. Most of the week you are listening. That turns out to be half of it.
One of the things that stood out most for me was the profound sense of unity and oneness within the retreat. Even when I wasn't asking questions myself, I often found that while listening to others share, Vishrant would answer questions I didn't even know I had. His responses seemed to reach far beyond the individual person and speak directly to something within me. Through this, I developed a much deeper understanding of how my mind operates, the patterns that keep me limited, and the possibility of going beyond them. The retreat gave me an opportunity to move beyond the mind and discover a deep sense of love, stillness, and connection with life and the universe. It is an experience that continues to stay with me long after the retreat has ended.
Some of the participants who get the most from a retreat have been at it longest.
Om has been a seeker for forty years. First Osho, then Gangaji, Adyashanti, Paul Lowe. He has had two satoris, glimpses of enlightenment, that lasted from a few weeks to several months. Enlightenment did not remain.
If you haven't dealt with your wounding, situations are going to come up and trigger you. Sooner or later it's going to pull you out of that back into identification. That's what happened with me. The non-duality methodology doesn't confront your stuff. What I appreciate about Vishrant is it's more grounded, earthlier, more here now. More embodied in your life.
Udita came from the other direction. Long-term monastic practice, ten years on the path, sitting with teachers including Sadhguru.
I found beingness by myself, and it just stopped there. I was all by myself, so I don't know what's next. I kept looking for someone who really speaks the language of the marketplace, stays in the marketplace, and skips all the holy. If you're really spiritual, you should look absolutely ordinary.
And if you suspect you are past being taught anything:
Some of the questions that people have in the Satsang sometimes are questions that you are afraid of asking, or there are questions that you think are insignificant, or a question that you think you already have the answer to what he's going to say about it. It makes you feel more comfortable to ask that question or ask other questions that you maybe had some shame about. So I think seeing other people's experiences is really encouraging to open up and ask your own questions.
All seekers are welcome, wherever they are. He meets people where they are.
I came to Vishrant as a total beginner and unaware that there was any work that needed to be done on my mind. I also had no idea about a Buddha Field and wasn't well versed in Buddhism. It didn't matter. He met me exactly where I was. There was no requirement to already understand and no spiritual vocabulary I had to master first. In fact, it seems that the less burdened with knowledge you are, the better.
I thought, is doing it online going to be worth the price, or would it be more valuable if I was there in person? Then actually attending the retreat online and experiencing what I did off the back of that, I was like, okay, that was invaluable.
If money is a genuine obstacle, email info@vishrant.org.
All Satsangs are recorded. Replays are available for 48 hours after the retreat ends, so you can always catch up on a session you have missed.
You can begin by attending day one and day two of the retreat. There are also free weekly Satsangs if you want to sit with Vishrant before spending anything.
If a full week is too much to commit to right now, come for the first day, or the second day, and see the work for yourself.
Day passes are only available for days one and two. There are no single-day passes after that, for the sake of the group.
What you've already paid comes off the full retreat price. There's nothing extra for changing your mind.
| You've booked | You've paid | Balance owing | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | USD 99 | USD 500 | USD 599 |
| Days 1 and 2 | USD 198 | USD 401 | USD 599 |
Email info@vishrant.org before the end of day two and the team will arrange it.
The format only works with a limited group. A small number of people sit the retreat in person in Perth, and priority goes to people Vishrant or the team already know.
If you have sat with him before, online or in person, email info@vishrant.org to be considered.
Registration is refundable until 29 July 2026, less a USD 50 administration fee per person. After 29 July 2026, refunds will not be issued.
All cancellation and refund requests must be submitted in writing to info@vishrant.org.
Please note that this retreat may be recorded in both audio and video formats. The recordings may be used by The Vishrant Buddhist Society for the creation of future products. By purchasing, attending, and participating in this retreat, you acknowledge that The Vishrant Buddhist Society is permitted to broadcast, record, and publish your name, likeness, voice, and statement(s). These recordings are owned solely by The Vishrant Buddhist Society.
Questions: info@vishrant.org
The November retreat runs four days. There are also self-paced courses, books and free weekly Satsangs if you want to sit with Vishrant before booking anything.
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