ComViver Program
The ComViver Program is an educational initiative towards the seeding and development of an integral vision of life, the connection with a real sense of Self in oneself, with others and with Nature, in order to promote a more compassionate, cooperative and healthy society.
Humanity’s development has been based on a fragmented worldview, which causes suffering in the ways we relate to ourselves and to the environment. Feelings of emptiness, loneliness, lack of meaning and disconnection with nature and other living beings have increased the rates of emotional and social illnesses.
This program offers an opportunity for deep reconnection, allowing people to recover affection, acceptance and interdependence, which are essential for personal and collective wellbeing and balance.
The experience is based on the Living in Group Methodology, developed by Nazaré Uniluz to reconnect with the unity of life which brings to us the awareness of being whole, in goodwill and selfless service, as well as in communion and aligned with our creative, loving, joyful and wise Essence.
Expected Positive Learning Results
Development of emotional intelligence and authenticity
By developing a deeper awareness of themselves and nature, participants also develop their emotional skills and intelligence, which results in a more balanced inner and outer life.
Strengthening social relationships
The program promotes affection, empathy and cooperation between people, strengthening bonds of solidarity and a sense of unity.
Environmental awareness and interdependence
The program encourages a new relationship with Nature, generating an ecological awareness of belonging to a universal environment and promoting a more sustainable life.
Cultivating altruism
Encouraging the daily practice of altruistic service as an essential and natural expression of humanity allows participants to connect more deeply with their own sense of generosity and experience the transforming power of collaboration.
Adopting a simple life
By cultivating simplicity, participants learn to value what is essential, leading to a more balanced and harmonious life.
Connection with the SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals)
SDG 3: Health and well-being
Activities such as yoga, reiki, meditation, and healthy eating promote physical and emotional balance, contributing to the integral health of participants. By strengthening the connection with nature and the community, the program encourages practices that improve quality of life and collective well-being.
SDG 4: Quality education
The program offers an integral education, based on practices of self-awareness and reconnection with nature and society. These activities educate participants for a more sustainable and conscious life, promoting the development of socio-emotional skills.
SDG 15: Terrestrial life
By encouraging contact with nature and ecological awareness, the program promotes appreciation and respect for biodiversity; supporting practices that help conserve and use terrestrial ecosystems sustainably.
What is the ComViver Program like?
The program takes place in an immersive format over 4 days on the Nazaré Uniluz campus, with a combination of practical and reflective experiences. The experience is based on universal human principles: mindfulness, meditation, silence, loving care, sharing, rhythm, ceremonial order, simplicity, care for nature, sustainable communication, group leadership and altruistic service, promoting an integral vision for life and strengthening the sense of community.
In this immersion, you will have the opportunity to experience the rhythm of activities in campus and the community life. This rhythm includes activities such as:
Silence
Cultivating periods of being in silence.
Meditation
three daily group meditations.
Self-knowledge
Reflective and practical studies to increase self-knowledge based on universal human principles.
Healthy Eating
Encouraging care for the body and conscious nutrition.
Body and artistic practices
yoga, reiki, soirees, among others.
Reconnection
moments of individual attunement and recollection and moments of group interaction, in a balanced way.
Community practices of Altruistic Service
we consciously prepare food, cultivate the vegetable garden, grow medicinal herbs, clean and organize the environment, among others.
Contact with Nature
Experiences in nature to restore a sense of belonging to the environment.
I want to take part in this Program
This program is offered free of charge. Its realization and continuity is supported by donations from individuals and companies who feel touched by the benefits it has brought to their lives and to society as a whole, and who wish to donate so that more people can benefit.
What is included?
- Full accommodation: single room with shared bathroom, full ovolactovegetarian diet, with vegan and gluten-free options (4 meals a day).
- Schedule of activities.
- Access to various spaces in addition to the classrooms: meditation room, meditation labyrinth, community center, campfire circle, library, bakery, organic vegetable garden overlooking the dam, gardens, contemplation of abundant fauna and flora and forest trail.
Registration
Immersion date:
Registration opens:
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Immersion date:
Registration opens:
Status:
Waiting for Opening
Immersion date:
Registration opens:
Status:
Waiting for Opening
Vacancies per edition: 5 registrations
Waiting list: 10 registrations
- Your registration can only be considered confirmed once you have received confirmation from the administration.
- Each person can only register for 1 edition per year.
- Registration opening time: 9 am (BRT).
- Registration will be confirmed following the order in which the form is sent, until all places are filled.
- Two spots are available for employees and/or beneficiaries of nonprofit organizations. Please indicate on the registration form if this applies to you.
- If you don’t qualify, you must register again on the date and time indicated to participate in the next edition.
Schedule of activities
Afternoon:
From 2 p.m. – Check-in for participants and free afternoon with a welcome snack
Evening:
19:00 – Meditation
19:20 – Dinner
20:30 – Meeting for integration and presentation of the group, the history, principles and agreements of Nazaré Uniluz
22:00 – Silent recollection
Morning
07:00 – Meditation
07:20 – Breakfast
08:15 – Morning Opening Wheel
08:30 – Experience the Principles of Nazaré Uniluz in action through group activities in the classrooms such as the bakery, kitchen, gardens and organic vegetable garden
12:00 – Meditation
12:20 – Lunch
Afternoon
14:30 – Self-knowledge study based on the principles of Nazaré Uniluz (except Wednesday afternoon free to enjoy the campus)
16:30 – Snack
17:30 – Body activity or rest
Evening
19:00 – Meditation
19:20 – Dinner
20:30 – Artistic activity, relaxation or rest
22:00 – Silent recollection
Morning
07:00 – Meditation
07:20 – Breakfast
08:15 – Morning Opening Wheel
08:30 – Experiencing the Principles of Nazaré Uniluz: group activities in the classrooms such as the bakery, kitchen, gardens and organic vegetable garden
11:00 – Final Sharing
12:00 – Meditation
12:20 – Lunch
Departure from campus after lunch
Find out useful information here about living arrangements, payment policy and the pace of activities on campus. This helps us to maintain transparency, a harmonious environment and the practice of our guiding principles.
For your journey to be smoother and better planned, we have prepared tips on how to get to Nazaré Uniluz. We are located in the town of Nazaré Paulista, near the city of Atibaia, 1h30 (95km) from the city of São Paulo.
