Usually, the accessibility of spiritual retreats depends upon the organisers. In most of the cases, the coordinators are quite understanding. One may find it problematic if one has to attend a spiritual event which includes dancing, like Osho.
On 8/8/18, Akash Gupta <aka.associ...@gmail.com> wrote: > Dear rahul, > > I have attended two programs of art of living foundation. I feel > similar experiences like satender singh > > On 07/08/2018, satender singh <satendersingh1...@gmail.com> wrote: >> hi Rahul, >> even I'd been thinking on the same line for a while. a friend of mine >> who had just returned from vipasna meditation camp had solved all my >> accessibility doubts. >> >> 1. yes, they often don't communicate verbally, but its not completely >> prohibited. they do communicate verbally if the need arises. my friend >> told me, that to the people who need to use verbal communication, they >> provide an assistant. lets say, you're in the middle of the session >> and want to go to the washroom. you'll require to stand up at your >> place, and the person will come to u. will ask softly where u want to >> go and you can talk to him without intentionally disturbing others. >> 2. the people are usually very accommodative and they'll surely allow >> the special necessity to communicate verbally. although, they'll >> encourage you to use it as miserly as u can manage. >> 3. the time is very aptly and properly scheduled and slaughted for >> every activity during the day and the special needs of a visually >> challenged person will be understood right before the beginning of the >> session. >> >> one has absolutely fair opportunity to communicate and tell our >> requirements and any other concerns before we begin. >> and then, there are those who cant stay calm for some reason. there >> are those who cry excessively and shout loudly. >> there are all sorts of behaviours which manifest when one digs deeper >> in to oneself. >> many try to scale the wall and run away. they're politely and verbally >> communicated. >> >> >> this is the impression a friend who had been to the camp gave me. >> I myself am trying to squeeze some time out to attend some similar >> session. >> >> hope it helps. >> >> >> >> On 8/7/18, Rahul Bajaj <rahul.bajaj10...@gmail.com> wrote: >>> Hi Everyone, >>> >>> I was wondering if any of you have gone on a meditation retreat and how >>> accessible you found it to be. >>> >>> I am asking this question because my understanding is that people >>> largely >>> communicate nonverbally in such settings which is not viable for a blind >>> person. 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