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The calm you feel after a retreat can fade within days of getting home. The best way to keep it is to bring one or two small habits home with you, and to make a little space for rest each day.
This guide gives you simple ways to do that, without changing your whole life.
On retreat, someone else plans your day. There is no washing up, no email and no school run. At home, all of that comes back at once. It is no surprise if you feel tired again by the end of the first week.
That does not mean the retreat did not work. It means you need a plan for coming home.
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HOLISTIC HEALTH OF BODY, MIND AND SPIRIT : The best natural way to live a happy, fruitful life.
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Yes. Many people feel flat, tired or tearful for a few days after a retreat. You have left a calm place and a kind group, and come back to everyday life. It is a big change in a short time.
This usually passes. Be gentle with yourself and do not pack your diary too full. If you still feel low after a couple of weeks, talk to your GP.
Pick one or two, not ten. Small habits that fit your day are the ones that last. For example:
If you set up a quiet corner, it helps to use the same spot each day. Our guide to making a meditation space at home shows you how.
Look at your week and find one thing you could drop. It might be a job someone else could do, a meeting that does not need you or a habit that drains you. A to-do list that never ends will always push rest to the bottom, so put rest on the list too.
Notice what relaxes you, and do more of it. For one person that is cooking. For another it is gardening, reading or a long bath.
Some people go on retreat once or twice a year to stay on track. A single day can help in between. You can also try a retreat day at home.
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