



22 – 27 January 2027
The Solitaire · The Sensitive · The Sharp · The Energetic · The Structured · The Expansive · The Charismatic
What if the parts of yourself you’ve spent years trying to change are actually your greatest gifts?
Every human has two layers: the personality that was created to fit into this world, and the innate archetype that is way stronger than anything learned.
When a person doesn’t lead their life by their innate archetype, a lot of their power goes away because they are trying to become someone they will never be, while wasting the treasures of their natural gifts.

Over these 5 days, we’ll explore the Seven Human Archetypes as a way of coming back to what feels natural and true. Instead of becoming a better version of someone else, you will see the value of being more fully who you already are.
You will begin to recognize your own strengths, your tendencies, the things that come easily to you, and to understand some of the things you’ve struggled with in a completely different way.
You will also start recognizing the archetypes in other people: your partner, your parents, your children, your friends, the person who drives you crazy. And suddenly, some of the things you’ve been trying to change in them begin to make sense and you can see then through the lens of compassion, finding healthier ways to connect.
The Seven Human Archetypes
The teachings of the Seven Human Archetypes come from an ancient stream of wisdom focused on understanding human nature, starting with Hermetic thought and later mystical and contemplative traditions. Across different times and cultures, these seven archetypes have been found the teachings of the Desert Fathers, in the symbolism of the seven deadly sins, in Sufi traditions, in Dante Alighieri’s work, and later in the teachings associated with George Gurdjieff.
Rather than approaching these archetypes as fixed labels, this retreat brings this lineage into a living, experiential exploration of who we are.
Sevanti received this teaching in Mexico and has been creating a contemporary translation of it, sharing the wisdom in a way that is light, playful, experiential, and profound.
The Solitaire · The Sensitive · The Sharp · The Energetic · The Structured · The Expansive · The Charismatic
Each afternoon, Sevanti’s workshop presents one or two archetypes at a time, with space for the group to explore which archetype feels most like home. It’s playful and interactive, full of laughter and recognition, and it tends to bring up real self-understanding, emotional release, and self-acceptance, not just for yourself but for the people you recognize in each type too. A field of compassion tends to grow in the room as people begin to understand themselves, and the people close to them, a little better. It’s a sincere, playful reminder: you’re okay, exactly as you are, and we’re all wonderfully different. It also softens how we hold our relationships, easing the urge to change the people we love, and making room instead to understand and delight in them.
Yoran leads breathwork journeys woven with music, a chance to release what’s been held tight: old sadness, old performance, the parts of yourself you shelved to meet someone else’s expectations.
Silvia opens each morning with yoga inspired by that day’s type, a way to feel your shape from the inside, to inhabit yourself with pleasure instead of effort.
A day in the retreat
What tends to happen
People find language for things they’ve always felt but never named. They stop apologizing for their own nature. And in a room full of people discovering the same thing about themselves at the same time, it gets funny, moving and honest, often all at once.
No prior experience with yoga, breathwork, or any typing system is needed. Just a willingness to be curious about yourself, and open to the possibility that you were whole from the beginning.
Come as you are. Leave knowing exactly why that was always enough.
This retreat is facilitated by Sevanti Martìnez, Yoran Hensel & Silvia Eriksson, and will be held in English
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16:30- 17:30 Welcoming Meeting
18:00 – 19:00 Yin Yoga for Settling In
19:00 – 20:00 Dinner
20:30 – 21:15 Evening Meditation
07:15 – 08:30 Morning Yoga with Silvia
08:30 – 09:30 Breakfast
10:00 – 11:15 Breathwork with Yoran
13:00 – 14:00 Lunch
15:00 – 17:00 The Seven Types Workshop with Sevanti
17:00 – 17:30 Tea Break 17:30 – 19:00 Open Session: Dance, Self-Inquire, Move – The Seven Types Workshop with Sevanti
19:00 – 20:00 Dinner
Evenings open for Sauna, time for reflection – maybe a surprise!
07:30 – 08:30 Morning Yoga with Silvia
08:30 – 09:30 Breakfast
10:30 – 12:00 Closing Meeting & Reflection
12:30 – 13:30 Lunch
14:00 – Departure
I wish I’d spent more than 3 days there and truly hope to go back in the future. The rooms were very comfortable, the teachers were lovely, the food was delicious - I have absolutely no complaints and can’t say enough good things. Mandali was well worth the trip!
“I came to Mandali to learn to be in the present moment. In the end, not only did I find what I was looking for, but I also happened to have discovered Self Love, and found my Inner Trust.”
“I recommend this experience to anyone looking to slow down, reconnect in beautiful surroundings filled with attention to detail, and to give oneself the sweetest gift of self-care.”
“Being at Mandali allowed me to calm down and quiet my thinking mind. The calmness allowed me to realise how grateful I am about everything in my life.”
“Mandali felt like coming home and it made me open up so much and learn more about myself and others around me. Thank you so much for opening this part of me.”
“I came to Mandali to reconnect and maybe even find myself again. During my stay, I learned that silence is very treasurable, and with it, I could finally hear what my inner voice was saying.”
“Your generosity, your kindness and your warm smiles are the cherries on the cake. Being here means living life to the fullest in every single moment. You can let go of layers, and find such a peaceful side of yourself. Go silent, sit still, let it move you and take that ride.”