Join us for a sacred adventure to Promote Bali’s Green Land Initiative.
We are excited to offer a journey into the unbeaten path of Bali. Sept 15-20 of 2026 we will come together to explore the majestic paradise that is Bali by way of waterfalls, nearly forgotten water temples, and lesser known beaches.
As the title implies this is the Hidden Gems of Bali Retreat which is also about discovering and/or enhancing your own inner “GEMS”. All of us are radiant diamond essence beings and there will also be time to explore within a sacred container. Lovely options for this are meditation, qigong, activated play, yoga, breath-work, sound/chant sessions, spa/massage treatments, and time to simply BE.
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Tangelina is a lifelong student of the human condition with over 30 years immersed in the healing arts across Western and Eastern lineages. She began her apprenticeship in somatic and energetic healing at just 8 years old, later supporting her own family through profound health crises — an experience that rooted her path in lived, embodied practice rather than theory.
Her studies include physics and unified field frameworks under Nassim Haramein, somatic awareness and internal martial disciplines at Heartwood Institute, and formal training in Daoist ritual and internal cultivation at the Temple of the Celestial Cloud in Monterey, CA. In 2011 she was ordained as a Daoist Priestess in Longhu Shan, China under Sifu Jerry Alan Johnson.
Today she is the founder of Dharma Ninja Imports. An enterprise that is preserving Balinese culture and heritage by supporting underrepresented artists and connecting them with a global audience.
As co-host of the Hidden Gems of Bali Retreat, she serves as both inner guide and cultural bridge — supporting participants not only in experiencing the hidden sacred sites of Bali, but in uncovering the hidden sacredness within themselves.
Tomy is a native Balinese born and raised in a traditional family compound. He carries a lived, embodied understanding of Balinese culture — from ceremony and ancestral land stewardship to daily ritual life. With a professional background in hospitality and guest services, Tomy serves as a cultural bridge for visitors seeking a deeper, more respectful connection with Bali beyond tourism.
On retreat he supports guests in navigating local customs, introduces them to sacred places not found on maps, and shares the meaning behind offerings, temple etiquette, and community life. His presence brings safety, belonging, and cultural fluency to the experience — ensuring guests don’t just visit Bali, they are welcomed into it.
Tomy currently serves his community through researching and proposing initiatives that creates resilience for his neighbors. At night you can find him enjoying playing music in Ubud with his band.