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A Sanctuary, Evolving With Purpose

There is something people often say when they arrive at Osmosis.

That they can feel the difference. That time suddenly slows down, and an exhale begins.

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30-year Anniversary of Osmosis

We are both honored and humbled to be celebrating our 30th anniversary of the Cedar Enzyme Bath.

In the three decades since we first introduced to the Cedar Enzyme Bath to the United States, over 300,000 people have enjoyed its … Read the rest

Is There Soul in Silicon Valley?

I went to the recent Wisdom 2.0 conference at the Marriott in in San Francisco. The conference focused on the meeting place of high tech and ancient wisdom. It was fully sold out with 2,000 attendees. The energy of the
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Forest Bathing Journey with Jen Borrow

Retreat to our serene 5-acre spa retreat in West Sonoma County for a day of transformative self-care.  Your journey begins with a morning of relaxation, including a group cedar enzyme footbath, your choice of a massage or facial, peaceful walking meditation through our bamboo forest, and guided meditation in our renowned Japanese garden.  Next, a nourishing lunch, crafted by a local chef with fresh, wholesome ingredients will be offered in a magical creekside setting beneath the shade of oak and bay trees.

Reconnect with your inner nature while immersing yourself in outer nature. Forest Therapy—also called Shinrin-yoku (Forest Bathing)—helps you reconnect with your senses and invites you to ground into your body. Join Jen Borrow, a certified Forest Therapy guide, as she leads you in opening your senses and deepening your connection with yourself, others, and the natural world. Ask about local lodging when booking with our Guest Services team.

ABOUT JEN BORROW

Jen Borrow guides Forest Therapy walks as a certified practitioner through the Association for Nature and Forest Therapy. She also holds a Master’s degree in Transpersonal Ecopsychology from Naropa University.

“Forest Therapy has deeply impacted my mind, body, and soul. I’ve seen its profound effects on the people I’ve guided. I never assume to know what kind of medicine nature will offer someone during a walk. There’s no set outcome or path for what anyone ‘should’ experience. Every journey unfolds uniquely. For me, Forest Therapy weaves together everything I’ve studied and learned into one beautiful practice. I feel honored to share it with others.”

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