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JVB Houston hosts meditation family retreat in Texas
The retreat saw over 110 participants from Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, and Austin who participated in discourses, yoga, meditation, and relaxation techniques.
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Rwittika Chakraborty
- Thu, 05, Mar 2026
- 04:20 EST
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Camp Attendees group pictures / Courtesy Photo
Jain Vishva Bharati Preksha Meditation Center, Houston (JVB), conducted its 24th Annual three-day Family Retreat Camp at the Texas Hindu Campsite in Columbus, Texas, from Feb. 27 to March 1.
The retreat saw over 110 participants from Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, and Austin who participated in discourses, yoga, meditation, and relaxation techniques in the scenic surroundings of the campsite.
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The camp was observed in the presence of Samani Arjav Pragyaji and Samani Swati Pragyaji, and centered on the theme “Let Your Best Emerge,” blending spiritual depth with interactive learning and community connection.
The program opened with registration, introductions, and icebreakers, followed by an inspiring session on “The Ethics of Learning”.
Across the weekend, families began each morning with Bhaktamar recitation and meditation, followed by yoga, laughing yoga, and pranayama, wellness walks, and structured learning tailored for adults, youth, and children.
Key highlights of the retreat included Samaniji-led sessions on ethical decision-making, humility, inner strength, and mindful living, alongside engaging activities such as team-building games, outdoor experiences, and a Jainism quiz that emphasized discipline, teamwork, and focus.
A cultural program took place on the evening of Feb. 28, followed by a Jainism team quiz, an open forum, and a closing ceremony on March 1.
According to JVB, attendees appreciated the programs organized during the retreat while also extending their gratitude to the volunteer teams.
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