Greifswalder Str. 36 / 37, 10405 Berlin-Bezirk Pankow, Deutschland
Up to 12 in group
Feb 21 - 22, 2026
About this Retreat
Marta Lodola is a certified holistic practitioner, trained as an Ayurvedic Massage Therapist and Counsellor. She is currently completing a two-year apprenticeship to become a Reiki Master Teacher under the guidance of Shihan Federico Scotti from the school MyReiki. Since 2020, she has been supporting people in Berlin and abroad through Olistica Akasha, her Berlin-based studio, and has over seven years of experience teaching workshops.
Trained as a performance artist since 2011, Marta’s work with the body evolved into a focus on spiritual development and group support, both in performance art research and complementary healing methods. Since 2023, she has been running Self-Care Ayurvedic workshops for FLINTA and women’s groups, fostering a conscious community for personal and collective healing.
Details of this retreat
At the heart of Ayurveda lives Agni — the Divine Fire.
Agni is the sacred force that governs digestion, metabolism, vitality, clarity of mind, and the ability to fully absorb life itself. When Agni is strong and balanced, we experience energy, emotional stability, healthy digestion, and a deep sense of presence. During seasonal transitions, however, Agni is especially vulnerable, making this a powerful time to consciously restore balance and vitality. In Ayurveda, the month of February marks the transition from Winter to Spring, moving from the Vata to the Kapha season.
Divine Fire – Ayurvedic Retreat is an invitation into deep inner work — a conscious process of restoring your digestive fire, rebuilding vitality, and aligning with the natural rhythms of seasonal change. Rooted in the ancient wisdom of Ayurveda, this retreat supports you in understanding how shifts in season, lifestyle, and emotional patterns influence your Agni, and how to gently adapt your daily routines to remain grounded, nourished, and resilient.
We are delighted to welcome you to a special oasis in the heart of Berlin, where you will experience two days of deep reconnection with yourself. This retreat is both restorative and immersive — a learning-by-doing experience that empowers you with practical tools, rituals, and wisdom you can integrate into your everyday life, especially during times of transition.
The program is designed to guide you toward a conscious and meaningful daily routine that protects and nourishes Agni. You will explore Ayurvedic practices such as morning and evening rituals, mindful nourishment, total body self-massage (Abhyanga), breathing techniques, and supportive lifestyle habits that promote balance, longevity, and vitality. Through your dosha assessment, you will gain a clear understanding of your unique constitution and how your body and mind respond to seasonal change. This awareness becomes a powerful key to recognizing imbalance and responding with care and clarity.
Whether you are seeking support for digestive discomfort, bloating, low energy, brain fog, irregular cycles, or hormonal fluctuations, Ayurveda addresses these challenges at their root. By strengthening Agni, we support healthy digestion, reduce inflammation, enhance nutrient absorption, and promote hormonal balance through personalized nutrition, herbs, daily routines, and conscious practices.
By honoring your Divine Fire, you cultivate resilience, longevity, and the ability to live fully present and aligned with your life path — through every season of life.
Topics
Dosha Calculaion – know your constitution and how to nourish your system
Daily Routine – align your daily activity with the Ayurvedic times of the day
Seasonal Detox – Agni Self-Care
Pranayama and Pranic Breathing – recharge yourself the life-force energy anytime
Self-massage total body Abhyanga – guided total body self-massage session, learn this ancient tecnique for your self-care routine
Mindful Eating – what, how and when your body is prepared to digest
Mindful Nourishment
Our lunch will take place in the common kitchen, where plant-based meals will be offered to support healthy digestion and seasonal transitions. Each dish is prepared with nourishing food that enhance clarity, energy, and internal balance. Additionally, we will explore which types of food or herbs are suitable for specific doshas. By the end, we will have an overview of various plants and herbs that can address different imbalances and serve as remedies for many common issues.