At an elevation of 3,100 feet in the southern Sierra Nevada, the non-profit formerly known as Vedanta Spiritual and Holistic Retreat has officially rebranded to Still Mountain Wellness Retreat. The change marks a shift toward classical breathwork and silent contemplation across its 240-acre protected mountain campus.
The transition to the new identity, Still Mountain Wellness Retreat, aims to better reflect the facility's focus on restorative programs and environmental stewardship. While the organization maintains its 501(c)(3) status and legal structure, the name change signals a commitment to helping guests navigate digital sensory overload and nervous system exhaustion through immersive nature-based practices.
Director Deepak noted that the retreat serves as a grounded sanctuary where visitors engage with the mechanics of breath and the stillness of the California Hot Springs landscape. The campus functions as a protected ecosystem, with partnerships alongside organizations like Point Blue Conservation Science and the Natural Resources Conservation Service to preserve native oak woodlands and local watersheds.
Programming at the site now centers on small-group residential retreats. Offerings include systematic classical pranayama instruction, silent contemplative stays, and dedicated restorative gatherings. The facility also functions as a host for independent teacher residencies and corporate executive intensives, providing a complete infrastructure that includes organic plant-based dining and private trail access. To maintain accessibility, the non-profit continues to offer community scholarships for those seeking long-term integration of these wellness habits into their daily routines.
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