Assam’s Anubhuti Goswami Leads Transformative ‘Anand Yatra’ Wellness Retreat in Rishikesh

In Shorts

• Mumbai-based Music Therapist Anubhuti Goswami successfully concluded the four-day ‘Anand Yatra’ wellness retreat at Rishikesh’s Parmarth Niketan.
• The program blended music therapy, yoga, meditation, and nature walks, receiving an overwhelmingly positive response from attendees.
• The retreat was graced by spiritual leaders including Pujya Swami Chidanand Saraswati and highlighted the healing essence of Assamese musical traditions.

RISHIKESH, – In a serene culmination of wellness and spirituality, the ‘Anand Yatra’ retreat, masterfully led by Mumbai-based Music Therapist Anubhuti Goswami, concluded its transformative four-day journey at the iconic Parmarth Niketan Ashram. The program, held from October 30 to November 2, 2025, offered a sanctuary for individuals seeking inner harmony and rejuvenation amidst the tranquil foothills of the Himalayas.

The retreat was elevated by the presence and blessings of esteemed spiritual figures, including Pujya Swami Chidanand Saraswati, Sadhvi Bhagawati Saraswati, and Dr. Dinesh Shahra. Their participation added a profound layer of grace and spiritual depth to the initiative, which was hailed as a breakthrough in holistic wellness.

‘Anand Yatra’ was meticulously curated by Anubhuti Goswami alongside a team of expert practitioners, including Music Instrumentalist Emon Seuj Goswami, and Yoga experts Amit Talekar and Mayank Bhatt. The schedule offered a rich tapestry of experiences, seamlessly weaving together therapeutic music sessions, guided yoga and meditation, reflective nature walks, and the divine spectacle of the Ganga Aarti. This holistic approach fostered a nurturing environment perfectly suited for self-discovery and deep rejuvenation.

Reflecting on the vision behind the retreat, Anubhuti Goswami shared, “Anand Yatra was envisioned as a soulful pause—an opportunity to heal and reconnect through the power of music, nature, and mindfulness. Parmarth Niketan’s divine energy made this journey truly transformative.” She also drew a poignant connection to her roots, explaining how the soulful melodies and devotional traditions of her native Assam deeply inspire her music therapy work. She emphasized the region’s innate connection with nature and its rhythmic folk culture as a natural wellspring for healing and mindfulness.

The retreat concluded on a unifying note, with collective prayers for global peace and a reaffirmed commitment to promoting music and yoga as universal, accessible tools for holistic wellbeing. Participants left with heartfelt appreciation for the carefully curated experience, carrying with them a renewed sense of peace and balance.