Join us in honoring and celebrating
our Japanese roots at our June Local’s Night!
Wednesday June 17th, 6pm to 8:30pm
Osmosis has deep roots in Japan. It was while studying both Zen meditation and traditional Japanese gardening practices that Osmosis founder, Michael Stusser, discovered the Cedar Enzyme Bath. This traditional Japanese bathing ritual offered Michael relief from his painful experience of sciatica and he found it immensely rejuvenating. After returning to the U.S. he began prototyping a small Cedar Enzyme Bath on a friend’s ranch in Sebastopol, utilizing a small building he constructed using lumber recycled from a chicken coop and diligently seeking out local wood species. Michael’s vision was to bring not only this traditional Japanese healing modality to the U.S., but also to create a space that fostered meditation and mindfulness. 30 years later, that vision has manifested and Osmosis serves as a sanctuary for vitality, healing, and equanimity. Osmosis is beloved by its community and it has Japan to thank for many of its offerings, including the Cedar Enzyme Baths, the Kyoto-style Meditation Gardens, the tea ceremony, and much more. We look forward to celebrating this heritage with you at our next Local’s Night and for another 30 years.
Enjoy Sushi, Sake, and Tea.
Relax in a Cedar Enzyme Footbath while watching a stunningly elegant Japanese sword demonstration in the Zen garden.
RSVP Required (Reserve soon). $20 Admission!
Phone: 707.823.8231
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209 Bohemian Hwy
Freestone, CA 95472
Osmosis is known for its authenticity and has established a reputation as one of the most aesthetically pleasing and tranquil spas in the nation.
Just minutes from Northern California’s breathtaking Sonoma Coast, vineyards and redwoods, Osmosis is a destination with many nearby activities to choose from and superb lodging.
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Qi Gong Retreat with Cherie Goodwin Lippard