Solipse begins not in darkness, but in light. Our first gathering lands in the heart of the southern summer, around the December solstice — the longest day of the year, when the sun lingers and the light feels almost endless.
It is a deliberate first note. The 2027 eclipse is about totality: the world going dark for six extraordinary minutes. December is its mirror — the year at its brightest, the turning point from which the light slowly returns. Both are thresholds. Both are worth stopping for.
This is a small, intentional gathering: three days and two nights of nervous-system-first practice in the Victorian landscape. Morning movement, long unhurried meals, space in the afternoon, and on solstice eve, a practice held under the last of the long light. All-inclusive once you arrive — accommodation, food, workshops, and transfers. You bring yourself; we hold the rest.
The venue is being finalised now in Victoria, Australia. As it comes together, we are writing the whole search down — follow it in the Journal.
Hold my spot
Leave your details to hold a place. When the venue confirms, a €250 deposit secures it — balance due closer to the date, full refund if we cancel. No payment needed yet.
FAQ
What's included?
Airport transfer both ways, 2 nights accommodation, all meals and drinks, daily yoga and workshops, light sightseeing with transport.
Do I need to book flights separately?
Yes — you book your own flights into Melbourne (the gateway to Victoria). We coordinate arrival times and handle everything from the airport onwards.
What if it's cancelled?
Full refund on your deposit, no questions asked.
Why December, and why the solstice?
December is high summer in the Southern Hemisphere, and the gathering sits around the solstice — the longest day of the year, the turning point from which the light slowly returns. It's the bright mirror of the 2027 eclipse, and a fitting first gathering for Solipse Yoga.
Do I need to be an experienced practitioner?
No. The practice is nervous-system-first and meets you where you are — whether you're seasoned or simply curious. Nothing about it requires prior experience.
Who's running it?
Ting and Aniel lead the gathering under the Solipse flag, joined by guest collaborators we'll introduce in the Journal as they come on board.