Rooms
Eye of God
The room is entirely wooden – walls and ceiling made of tongue-and-groove boards, and even the folding table and tall stool are made of ash wood. A very wide and comfortable bed awaits you, with a drawer underneath where you will find spare blankets, pillows and space for your personal belongings. The room has a shower, toilet and washbasin, all with utility water. For comfort during rest and meditation, a maxi beanbag and a meditation cushion have been made for this room.
On the wall hangs a wooden picture of the "Eye of God" made of ash wood by Mr and Mrs Bartoň. The symbol of the all-seeing eye quietly accompanies you through your stay and reminds you that even in complete darkness you are seen – and that what you are looking for has long been within you.
Flower of Life
The room is entirely wooden – walls and ceiling made of tongue-and-groove boards, and even the folding table and tall stool are made of wood. For rest, there is a very wide and comfortable bed with a drawer underneath for spare blankets, pillows and your personal belongings. A shower, toilet and washbasin are of course included, all with utility water. A maxi beanbag and a meditation cushion have been made for this room.
On the wall hangs a wooden picture of the "Flower of Life" made of ash wood by Mr and Mrs Bartoň. This ancient geometric symbol of interconnection and order gently accompanies you through your stay and reminds you that everything has its time and place – including you.
Cave
This room was newly built and is larger and more comfortable than the "Eye of God" and "Flower of Life" rooms. It is dark and resembles a cave – a place where a person naturally grows quiet and turns inward. The room has a shower, toilet and washbasin, all with utility water, and the bathroom is separated by a wall. For rest, there is a wide wooden bed (140 cm) and a large hanging hammock. You will also find a shelf with compartments for your belongings, a large table and round stools. A maxi beanbag and a meditation cushion have been made for this room as well.
In the centre of the room is a round marble piece with a golden spiral and a stone at its centre. On the wall hangs a wooden spiral made by Roman Mizler. The spiral is an ancient symbol of a path that winds both inward and outward – just like a stay in darkness.