Mystic Healing Begins in Vizag: Day 01 of Way to Moksha Live Retreat

In the tranquil embrace of Visakhapatnam’s coastline, a spiritual awakening has begun. Day 01 of the Way to Moksha Live Retreat unfolded with deep intention, heartfelt energy, and a call to inner transformation. Spearheaded by Anumaa Anirudha Miriyala, a revered spiritual guide and founder of the Way to Moksha movement, the retreat welcomed seekers from across India and abroad into a space of healing, reflection, and soulful connection.

The retreat’s opening message—“మన సమస్యలకు పరిష్కారం వేటోమోక్ష(WaytoMoksha) ఒక్కటే మార్గం”—echoed through the gathering, reminding participants that the path to liberation begins with self-awareness and surrender.

Held in the heart of Vizag, the retreat blends timeless wisdom with practical tools for modern living. Participants arrived carrying questions, burdens, and hopes. By the end of Day 01, many left with clarity, calm, and a renewed sense of purpose.

The morning began with a silent welcome, followed by chants that filled the air with peace. Anumaa Anirudha Miriyala’s opening satsang focused on healing through dreams and the power of forgiveness. “Problems dissolve when we awaken to our true nature,” she shared, setting the tone for the day’s journey.

A healing circle followed, where individuals shared personal stories and received group energy healing. The atmosphere was one of compassion, acceptance, and transformation.

Dream interpretation was a key theme. Participants learned how dreams reflect unresolved emotions and spiritual signals. Anumaa guided them to decode these messages and use them for healing.

Gratitude practice was introduced as a daily ritual. “Gratitude is the bridge between suffering and peace,” she said. Attendees wrote down three things they were grateful for and shared them in small groups.

The retreat also explored personality development. Through guided exercises, participants reflected on their strengths, fears, and aspirations. The goal: to build a more conscious and compassionate self.

Meditation sessions focused on breathwork and silence. “Breath is the language of the soul,” Anumaa explained. The group practiced deep breathing to release stress and connect with inner stillness.

With a playful smile, Anumaa paused and asked, “Do you know the difference between laughing and happiness?” (Laughter is a moment of expression, while happiness is a state of being that lingers quietly within)

Positive thinking was another pillar. Attendees were encouraged to replace limiting beliefs with empowering thoughts. “Your mind is your temple,” she reminded them.

Self-healing techniques included visualization, affirmations, and energy alignment. Participants learned to scan their bodies for tension and release it through intention and breath.

Love and service were emphasized as paths to moksha. “When you serve others, you heal yourself,” Anumaa said. The group planned community service activities for the coming days.

Forgiveness was explored through storytelling. Participants shared moments of pain and practiced letting go. Tears flowed, but so did relief.

The retreat also touched on beauty tips from a spiritual lens. “True beauty radiates from peace,” Anumaa noted. Attendees were guided to care for their bodies with love and respect.

Sessions on connecting to the universe included journaling and stargazing. “You are not alone,” she said. “The universe listens.”

Afterlife and soul teachings were introduced gently. “Death is not the end—it’s a transition,” Anumaa explained. Participants reflected on legacy and soul purpose.

The retreat’s energy was palpable. From chants to quiet reflection, every moment was designed to awaken the spirit.

Participants described the experience as life-changing. “I came with anxiety. I’m leaving with clarity,” one said. Another shared, “This retreat feels like a homecoming to my soul.”

The location added to the magic. Vizag’s ocean breeze, temple bells, and natural beauty created a perfect backdrop for healing.

Way to Moksha is more than a retreat—it’s a movement. With roots in India and the USA, it connects seekers across cultures and continents.

Daily satsangs will continue throughout the week, covering topics like detachment, soul journaling, and universal love.

Tomorrow’s schedule includes advanced meditation, Q&A with Anumaa, and a satsang on balancing emotions.

The retreat is open to all. Whether you’re in Vizag or watching online, the invitation is clear: come home to yourself.

Healing begins with intention. Transformation begins with action. Way to Moksha offers both.

As Day 01 ends, the energy lingers. Smiles, silence, and shared stories mark the beginning of a profound journey.

This retreat is a reminder that moksha is not a distant goal—it’s a daily practice.

Through dreams, breath, and love, healing becomes possible.

Through community, service, and reflection, transformation unfolds.

Way to Moksha is a path, a practice, and a promise.

In Vizag, that promise has begun to bloom.

Let the journey continue.