Not for beginners!
As I had no experience at all with meditation and on the very first day, without any instruction on how you can/should/must sit for 50 minutes(!) twice in a row, with a 20-minute break in between, I was just busy enduring my pain. Since this was also the beginning of silence, it was not possible to ask questions or get information.
I then decided to find out more on the internet and spent the days looking for rooms where I could practise on my own. The good thing was that there were enough empty rooms, including seating materials.
It was not possible for me to take part in walking meditation at 30° in the sun, as I am not physically fit enough to do so without suffering serious damage.
I enjoyed the accommodation in the single room in the middle building.
As the first meditation was at 5:20 am and the end of the evening satsang was 9:00 pm, the sleep phase was too short for me. So, as I was unable to attend the seminar itself due to incapacity, I arranged my own times.
Nevertheless, the silent time, without any media and bumbling meditation sessions, provided me with the answer to my question of how to live everyday life in mindfulness and do every activity with devotion and thus live as much as possible in the here and now. In addition, I have learned to limit communication to the essentials, as clearer perception means there is no need to "ramble on". An unexpected additional benefit.
I hope that my experiences will be useful to other people in their decision-making.