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Himalayan Hermitage offers immersive yoga & meditation journeys throughout the Himalayas - namely in
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Through our pilgrimage journeys, we wish to offer an opportunity to immerse oneself into the spiritual aspect of the Himalayas. Here, you will be introduced to the living tradition of the Buddhist culture of the Himalayas, through daily meditation sessions originating from within Tibetan Buddhist Philosophy, as well as to walking as pilgrims in the foothills of the Himalayas, where we pass local v

illages and visit monasteries along our way, as well as to visiting of holy places in both Kathmandu and the Everest region of Nepal, as well as in Tibet.

12/11/2024

We are working on new throw and scarf designs in yak, cashmere, sheep and silk 🍁

We are excited to share with you all in the new year 💫

13/10/2024

Our ‘Heart Journey in Bhutan and Nepal’ has begun 🤍

23/09/2024

Our KALA RATRI rug in black sheep wool with a play of white creates a calming and grounding atmosphere, bringing together the space in an elegant and timeless fashion.

16/09/2024

The Himalayan landscape and color palette. This is the heart and inspiration behind Himalayan Hermitage.

05/09/2024

Come by and visit us at in Paris, France this week, from September 5-9. We are in ‘Unique & Eclectic’, Hall 7B, Stand B172 🤍

01/09/2024

Earthy and calming tones.

28/08/2024

Natural elements meet 🤍 at .menorca

18/08/2024

In residence at .menorca 🤍

16/08/2024

Our nomad fringe adds an extra feature to the Radhi rug, giving it a natural and earthy look.

04/08/2024

Our JAGAT rug in dark beige with a play of grey is endlessly timeless and elegant, made from pure sheep wool. It invokes a state of calm to any space.

30/07/2024

Monks giggling at Tashilungpo monastery in Shigatse, Tibet.

05/06/2024

In Tibet it is custom to leave behind stones or rocks with mantras or prayers of wisdom and compassion carved on them. It is believed that these bless the natural, surrounding environment.

27/05/2024

Our NOMAD CREAM throw is a timeless and elegant addition to the bedroom or living space. It blends seamlessly into the neutral color palette, and can work as a calming backdrop to a colorful interior.

20/05/2024

Our environment has an impact on our inner world. How we consciously influence it has an effect.
Our PRITHIVI rug creates a calm and grounding feel to any home, with its soft sheep wool and it’s natural feel.

19/05/2024

Bhutanese wall art using natural minerals 🤍

14/05/2024

Today was special as we gathered around the dining table in our home in Kathmandu with our local partners, Bikram from Nepal, and Tse Tan from Lhasa, Tibet.
It is rare to have us all in the same location!

We have been leading groups with both for years and they really have become just like family to us ❤️

We spent today organizing and discussing our upcoming ‘Pilgrimage to Mount Kailash and Sacred Sites in Tibet’ happening next month of June!

We will be doing the Kora around Mount Kailash expedition - ‘glamping’ style - for the first time, which is pretty exciting, sleeping in tents and bringing our own team of Nepali cooks and helpers. This way we can be completely independent, camping in the midst of nature, with our own kitchen and toilet tent, compared to staying in the Chinese style tea houses along the way which are more crowded.

03/05/2024

Our PRITHIVI rug in a creamy beige acts as a natural and earthy tone in the visual palette, giving the living area a calming feel.

26/04/2024

The golden roofs of the Jorkhang Temple in the heart of Lhasa, Tibet. Home to one of the most sacred Buddha statues in all of the Asian continent. Tibetan pilgrims travel far distances to come here to circumambulate the temple, offer butterlamps and to pay homage.

Join us this coming June in Tibet, on our ‘Pilgrimage to Mount Kailash and Sacred Sites in Tibet’ ✨✨
We still have available seats!

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Happy Chökhor Düchen ✨ Today commemorates one of the most important days in the Buddhist calendar, the Buddha’s first turning of the wheel of dharma. The Buddha taught the Four Noble Truths; The Truth of Suffering. We suffer, both physically and emotionally, getting what we do not want, and not getting what we want. He then went on to teach the Truth of the Cause of Suffering. There is a reason for why we suffer, guided by our confusion and ignorance, we continuously believe temporary phenomena to be the cause of our happiness and in turn become disappointed again and again, since they do not bring the expected result. The third Truth, the Cessation of Suffering teaches us that there is a way to work with this habitual tendency of continuously creating the causes of suffering when we just want to be happy, and free from suffering. By becoming familiar with our own mind, through the practice of meditation and training our mind we can create the causes for fully waking up from this drowsy sleep, to our mind’s true nature, already fully awake, clear and luminous. The fourth truth, the Truth of the Path shows us the way to do this. May all beings be happy and have the causes for happiness ✨

Happy Losar to everyone! 💞🎉💫🌈

R A D H I R U G S Here is Belu Maya, one of the weavers in Nepal that we work with, making a woolen rug in her home. Our Radhi Rugs is a modern take on a classic Nepali rug.

Our hearts are longing for pilgrimaging in the Himalayas ✨✨

“During meditation, keep the mind unobstructed as space; After meditation, regard the flow of events as a rainbow; Thus the things which so allure the world, are seen to be insubstantial hallucinations. Joy and misery are dances within a dream; Forms and sights are a town projected by a magician; Sounds are like one’s own voice echoed in a cave; Those who grasp at them are mindless children. Just as a reflected image distinctly appears when a man holds his face to a mirror, All things are both radiantly manifest and empty; For that very reason is cause and effect unfailing” ~ the 7th Dalai Lama, Kelsang Gyatso ✨✨✨✨

Want to join us for a Kora around Boudha Stupa in Kathmandu, Nepal? While parts of the world is still in lockdown due to COVID-19 Nepal has very much opened up its borders to foreigners and travelers, hoping to regain some of last year’s great loss of income from tourism where we had five months of strict lockdown. Tourism is one if the major sources of income in Nepal. Now we hold our breath to see in which direction things are moving and if we are able to offer our yoga & meditation journeys in Nepal this fall 🤞🧘‍♀️ More to come soon 💫

A new batch of non-violent silk scarves all dyed in colours of nature are ready to be sent off to Denmark 👏 Our weaver Kalita in Assam, north east India belongs to Assamese tribal communities south west of Guwahati. Her and her team of weavers spin and weave all the scarves by hand 🌱

Happy Chotrol Duchen and full moon today🙏 Alex is back in our home in Kathmandu and sent this video from this morning with the newly hung prayer flags blowing prayers into the wind around our home and beyond ✨

How do you explain the feeling of stepping inside a sacred place? And what makes it sacred in the first place? In the Himalayas the tradition of investigating the mind and familiarizing oneself with it is an integral part of the culture and tradition. It is said that when you enter a place where practices and mantras have been made with the intention of benefitting all beings, places where meditators have realized their basic goodness, when you enter such a place you will receive those blessings too ✨

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