Personal retreats
Individual retreat possibilities shaped around time, attention, and being with the land.
THE LAND / 03Kipukamaluhia.
Kipukamaluhia.
A place to listen.
In the district of Kaʻū, Hawaiʻi Island, Rashani stewards an earth-based sanctuary shaped by plants, stone, shared labor, inquiry, and an evolving community of visitors.
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ROOTED IN KAʻŪLand stewardship since 2002
THE LIVING DHARMA
Sixteen acres
of relationship.
Kipukamaluhia is a place where land stewardship and contemplative practice meet. Its landscape brings together grassland, forest, gardens, and spaces for private or group retreat.
Rashani and the people who have spent time there have planted thousands of trees and plants over the years. The sanctuary is an evolving collaboration with the land, rather than a static retreat destination.
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WAYS TO TAKE PARTRetreats, stewardship & gathering
Different ways
to arrive.
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One-day retreats
Shorter opportunities for quiet inquiry and the experience of Kipukamaluhia.
Sevadar apprenticeship
Land stewardship as a practice of service, shared life, and direct experience.
Online mentoring groups
Inquiry and connection through Rashani's facilitated online gatherings.
Visit Rashani's original website to confirm current offerings, schedules and availability.