Aaron Rodgers darkness retreat tour
doubledragon
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Aaron Rodgers has reportedly finished his darkness retreat and this is a little tour of the place, it's location is in Oregon, so without further ado let's begin. This is what the entrance looks like right now covered with snow, and the living quarters are partially underground.
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This is what the entrance looks like in summer.
We go inside and it goes down some steps leading to the living quarters. It's funny, I found out that this place actually has lights you can turn off and on.
Inside we see a storage cabinet for personal belongings, shaving cream, etc.
We go through the door and into the living quarters. This is actually the dark room, you can see a meditation mat, and you turn off the lights and sit there in darkness.
This is the toilet, Rodgers can get some good thinking done here as well!
The bathroom sink.
You can see the light switch, this place has full electricity.
Our final stop on the tour is the bed where Rodgers slept.
Oh yeah, I forgot about the bathtub.
No wait, here's the bathtub.
This is a photo of the living quarters, it looks like the bathtub is right in front of the meditation mat, you would think the bathtub would be in the bathroom. 🤔
Ok, one last photo of the entrance.
This concludes our tour, I hope you enjoyed the ride!
Only in southern Oregon.
He came, he slept, be made a decision.
$53 million? Am I nuts?
Outstanding information DD
Well done!
Ah yes, I see now, the bathtub is right beside the bathroom. 🤔
I'm sill trying to find out how much this costs, it seems like Rodgers could have just done this at home!
Ok, the place is called Sky Cave Retreats and it's location is 30 minutes outside of Ashland Oregon. The cost is $1,350 for 7 days, Rodgers stayed for 4 days so he paid a little over half that.
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I read that he intended to stay for four, but only stayed for two. 🤷
Really, wow, I didn't realize that. I can't say I'm surprised, he usually does crumble under pressure.
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That's what I read. Not sure how accurate. Either way, I mentioned in the pinned thread something about his impending decision.
I heard he's going to meet with the Packers brass next and then make a decision, I think he'll stay in Green Bay, too much money on the table.
We do have some footage from his time at the retreat.
does anyone know if Aaron is out of the dark yet?
George Brett, Roger Clemens and Tommy Brady.
He is out of the literal darkness of the retreat.
I think Rodgers has such a massive ego, that he feels compelled to constantly be in the limelight to fill his insecure needs. What he does is play football, no more, no less, what he does off the field is just noise. I don't care if he goes to Carlsbad Caverns and counts bats, this guy is a nutcase, whose career, IMO is waning badly. That he had to sit (if her really did) in a dark room for 4 days to contemplate his future is INSANITY. I could think of at least 10,000++ other things to do.