By Heather Bishop
Extreme political division and civil unrest, repeated shutdowns of all non-essential services, and a life suddenly lived … Read the rest
“At a fundamental level, humans have an innate need to connect with nature. When we are in nature – particularly, in a Japanese garden – we feel grounded and our senses are alert. Our pace slows, our heart listens, and … Read the rest
by Michael Stusser
Planting trees and preserving forests can balance many of the negative effects of human activity on our ecosystem before the threat from rising global temperature becomes irreversible.Of the many environmental factors that … Read the rest
By Michael Stusser
It was 30 years ago, October 31, 1988, when I first walked onto the property in Freestone that has become Osmosis. I had been looking for over a year to find a place in west Sonoma … Read the rest
One may question the placement of Zen meditation retreats in a day spa setting, but if you visit Osmosis Day Spa Sanctuary the link will be clear. The vision of Osmosis grew out of … Read the rest