Months After Experiencing Darkness Retreat, Enlightened Aaron Rodgers Forecasts ‘Hardest Things About Healing’

Just before revving up his Jets‘ engines, Aaron Rodgers, the ex-quarterback of the Green Bay Packers, embarked on a “darkness retreat.” During this retreat, he spent a span of four days in a room enveloped in pitch-black, devoid of any digital devices or diversions, delving deep into introspection.

The retreat itself took place at Sky Cave Retreats, a haven for such practices nestled in Southern Oregon. The room Rodgers occupied was reminiscent of a cozy Hobbit dwelling, partially below the ground. It spanned 300 square feet and lacked any trace of light, featuring a queen-sized bed, a bathroom, and a meditation mat. Rodgers’ openness to unconventional therapies is evident from his past participation in meditation and yoga retreats. This exposure led him to claim a level of enlightenment that now allows him to discuss the most challenging aspects of healing.

Aaron Rodgers shares ‘hardest healing’

For a small 45-second visual, Rodgers Instagram captioned, “Change. ❤️” Why? In this value-worthy clip, he shared content from the account “uncharted_depths,” managed by a certified trauma integration practitioner who identifies as female. The voice in the video describes the hardest thing about healing, “One of the hardest things about healing. That the version of yourself that you became in order to get through the war. That you were presented with..”

The curator of “uncharted_depths” is actively engaged in assisting individuals in healing dismantling negative patterns and beliefs, finding their inner strength, and rediscovering their genuine voices. such as “How to Deprogram Yourself!” and “Allow Me to Reintroduce Myself,” which hold the power to soothe those grappling with stress. And the NFL star Rodgers was captivated by the profoundly insightful posts.

Because Aaron Rodgers has experienced a darkest place than anyone else in the NFL, here are detailed insights from those days.

Aaron Rodgers’ Hobbit cave

A few months back, the 39-year-old Rodgers divulged on “The Pat McAfee Show” that he undertook the profound journey of a darkness retreat to aid him in shaping his future in the NFL. The exclusive darkness retreat center in the United States, Sky Cave Retreats, located near Klamath Falls, became his chosen sanctuary.

While it’s tucked away from cellular reception, the facility does offer WiFi and emergency resources. A Hobbit-like structure with 300 square feet of space, a queen bed, a bathroom, and a meditation-like mat on the floor constituted the setting. Rodgers received food deliveries once a day through a slot in the door.

Following his solitary sojourn, the four-time NFL MVP emerged with a clear resolve to join the New York Jets for the upcoming season.

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Scott Berman, co-owner of Sky Cave Retreats alongside his wife Jill, emphasizes that plunging into darkness can illuminate the essence of what truly holds significance. Amidst the darkness, priorities like wealth, fame, power, and status – all the trappings that carry weight in the light – recede into insignificance, revealing their emptiness.

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