The retreat creates space for IN | WARD - INNE | HALTEN - a conscious. break in which the outside is retreated and the gaze is directed inward. Since 'INNE | HALTEN' doesn’t have a direct English equivalent, we chose 'IN | WARD': 'inward' signifies a movement toward inner exploration, while 'IN | WARD' points to the intentional act of self-reflection - a moment of retreat and connection with oneself.
It is about more than just seeking silence; it is an encounter with oneself, an opportunity to recognize and accept insecurities. IN | WARD also means developing inner strength and seeking a calm, centered attitude despite uncertainties. This attitude reflects true strength, which does not lie in firm answers, but in the willingness to face the questions of life with openness and authenticity.
In silence and through conscious breathing pauses, space is created to find one's own rhythm and to deepen the connection between body and mind. The silence forms the basic tone that gently frames each experience, a refuge in which the participants can connect beyond words. This silence accompanies every breath, creates space for inner discoveries and supports the journey inward.
The IN | WARD promotes the ability to take up one's own space, to feel oneself and to cultivate an inner attitude that brings clarity and resilience. It creates space for self-acceptance and the courage to welcome insecurities as part of the path – with an inner attitude that combines stability and openness