where you become YOU
A space where you drop the act, confront what’s real,
and rediscover
who you are without the mask.
A space where you drop the act, confront what’s real,
and rediscover
who you are without the mask.
Unfilter is a 2-day immersive experience designed for people who are tired of pretending, tired of
performing, and ready to show up honestly.
No masks. No filters. Just real conversations, real
emotions, and real connection.
Unfilter happens twice every year - during the summer and winter breaks - and each edition explores a
different theme. Every season
brings a new journey, new conversations, and a new opportunity to grow in
a different direction.
Unfilter is hosted twice a year — once in Summer and once in Winter — and every edition explores a new theme. This Winter, Unfilter 2.0 brings a deeper, more intense journey into honesty, emotional clarity, and self–expression. A space designed for people ready to pause, reset, and reconnect with who they truly are beneath expectations and performance.
A guided space to recognize your emotional patterns, understand where they come from, and create space for change.
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Set deep in the lush womb of a tropical rainforest on the slopes of the Western Ghat mountains, Adithya Nature Resort Wayanad, Vythiri - The Best Nature Resort in Wayanad –is where the primal forces of nature come alive on a landscape lush with rain trees, a fascinating array of fauna and flora, alive with a symphony of birds calling out, barking deer, the trumpeting of an elephant and so much more. A sensory journey in every aspect, exult in communion.
Step into a space built for honest growth and real conversations.
In their words
“The sessions were practical and easy to apply. Didn’t feel like theory for the sake of theory.”
Amal krishna
“It helped me gain clarity and confidence in making changes to my routine. Highly recommend!”
Muhammed Shahil A K
“A truly transformative experience. I appreciate the focus on practical, actionable steps.”
Jasim
“The content was deeply insightful and personally relevant. It was a catalyst for change.”
Azah Anjum
