When Oma operated her Reflexology Center in Glendale California during the
80s and 90s she would often seek out the tranquility of Lake Arrowhead or
Idlewild to recharge her batteries. When she moved to San Juan Island in the
summer of 1999 she hoped to invite other reflexologists here to offer them a
retreat. Alas after a long and rewarding life her own health challenges never
allowed her to fulfill that objective. During the seven years that she made this
little house her home she did however anchor a lot of light in her Shambhala and
now it is our desire to maintain this light focus in her name.
For the last two years I have spent the long winter nights here writing a
book about Oma's life experience. This is a work in progress and will likely
take another two or three years to complete. Once it is finished and published I will
continue to spend my winters sifting through Oma's archives and updating the
postings on her web site. During the summers we are and will remain focused on
our house design and sailing
ventures. So we have decided to share Oma's cottage
with three or four individuals who can appreciate the uniqueness of this spiritual
retreat.
If you are a healing practitioner
or a light worker looking
for a place to recharge why not consider making
Oma's Cottage part of your life. Nestled among the trees on Westcott Bay this
little one bedroom house is fully furnished with Oma's collectables and ready to
receive you. Enjoy the classical music of Andre Rieu while puttering in the
kitchen, browse through Oma's extensive library, tend to Oma's rose garden or
spend a leisurely afternoon relaxing on the large private deck as the sun
sparkles off the bay. There is plenty of opportunity to take long walks in the
woods, climb Mt Young for breathtaking views of Haro Strait or visit Roche
Harbor Village only a mile down the road.
If this offer resonates in your heart please click here for details.
When Oma operated her Reflexology Center in Glendale California during the
80s and 90s she would often seek out the tranquility of Lake Arrowhead or
Idlewild to recharge her batteries. When she moved to San Juan Island in the
summer of 1999 she hoped to invite other reflexologists here to offer them a
retreat. Alas after a long and rewarding life her own health challenges never
allowed her to fulfill that objective. During the seven years that she made this
little house her home she did however anchor a lot of light in her Shambhala and
now it is our desire to maintain this light focus in her name.
If you are a healing practitioner
or a light worker looking
for a place to recharge why not consider making
Oma's Cottage part of your life. Nestled among the trees on Westcott Bay