Retreats

Retreats provide the perfect occasion to nurture ourselves so we can emerge with a renewed perspective of our every day lives. A retreat is not simply a vacation, but a time to reflect, rest, heal, and renew our spirit. A retreat gives us time for uninterrupted meditation where we can go deep within and spend time with our true essence.

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5th Annual Back to Nature Yoga Retreat

November 5-7, 2010

Location: Zen Mountain Center, San Jacinto Mountains

For details and printable flyer click here

All meals and shared accommodations are included.

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"I've attended a few of the retreats and have truly loved the experience! The first time I went I was a little scared of being away from technology for a couple of days (no cell service, no internet, no TV, no hairdryers) but what I discovered is that having a 48 hour break from all those things is liberating. The "noise" of everyday life is quieted down and you have time to gain some perspective. Danielle plans yoga classes, discussions, and other events but there is never pressure to attend, so if you need a little extra quiet time there are many places to find it there. If you are in any way feeling constantly rushed, looking for clarity on a situation in life or just needing some downtime, I think you'll find the retreat a blessing. The food is all vegetarian/vegan but I've seen confirmed meat & potato eaters enjoy the food too."  - M.O.

$100 deposit secures your space.

To make your deposit send a check (made payable to True Nature) to:
Danielle Osicki
603 Seagaze Drive, #424
Oceanside, CA 92054

Or, to pay in full using a credit card click here

(Note: $100 deposit must be made using a check and final payment of $195 will be due on or before October 22nd.)

For additional information or questions, please contact:

760-458-4517 or info@truenatureyoga.net

"Every now and then - go away. Have a little relaxation. For when you come back to your work, your judgment will be surer. To remain constantly at work will cause you to lose the power of judgment. Go some distance away because then the work appears smaller and a lack of harmony or proportion is more readily seen."
- Leonardo da Vinci