Sohum Retreat — The Ojas Retreat Center, set in the Santa Rosa Plateau, provides a tranquil setting with beautiful mountain views and quiet gardens. Dedicated meditation spots are scattered throughout the property, inviting moments of reflection. The atmosphere is designed to promote healing and growth, encouraging guests to slow down and reconnect with themselves amidst nature's calm.

Sohum Retreat

A four-day return to your inner yes

United States Murrieta paid

“Sohum” means “I AM” in Sanskrit, and this four-day retreat takes the phrase as an invitation to turn attention inward. At Ojas Retreat Center on the Santa Rosa Plateau, the 3-night stay brings together meditation, yoga, energy healing, sound work, time in nature and sacred ceremony. Its mix of reflective and body-based practices gives the retreat a broad, exploratory feel. Between sessions, mountain views, quiet gardens and walking trails invite a slower pace, while a pool and hot tub offer space to unwind. Fresh, healthy meals are part of the retreat, with listed dietary options including vegan, vegetarian, pescetarian, gluten-free and dairy-free. Sohum is a paid program. Ask the host about upcoming dates, current fees, lodging arrangements and what is included before making travel plans.

Highlights

  • A 3-night, 4-day immersion inspired by the Sanskrit phrase “Sohum,” meaning “I AM”
  • A varied program spanning meditation, yoga, energy healing, sound and sacred ceremony
  • Santa Rosa Plateau grounds with mountain views, gardens and walking trails
  • Fresh meals with a range of listed dietary options, including vegan and gluten-free

Good for

meditation newcomersyoga practitionerssound healing enthusiastsnature loversspiritual explorers

Setting

Ojas Retreat Center sits on the Santa Rosa Plateau, where mountain views, quiet gardens and walking trails create a peaceful backdrop for practice. The grounds also include a pool and hot tub, giving guests places to rest between sessions.

The practice

The retreat combines meditation with yoga, energy healing, sound practices, nature connection and ceremony. Rather than centering on one named tradition, the program draws on several approaches to reflection and embodied practice. Newcomers can expect a varied experience, with sessions intended to support inward attention and a sense of wholeness.

A typical day

Daily structure varies by retreat, so confirm the schedule with the center. The four-day program includes meditation, yoga, energy healing, sound, nature connection and ceremony, with meals and time to enjoy the grounds between sessions.

Accommodation

Room types and sleeping arrangements are not described here. Ask the host about lodging options and what is included in the retreat fee.

What to bring

Pack comfortable clothes for meditation and yoga, plus walking shoes for the trails. The annual average temperature is 18.2°C, with warmer, drier conditions in July through September and cooler, wetter weather in winter, so bring layers and a light rain layer in wetter months.

Address 21100 Via Los Laureles La Cresta, 21100 Via Los Laureles, Murrieta, CA 92562, USA

How to get there

The address is 21100 Via Los Laureles, Murrieta, CA 92562. Plan a drive to the La Cresta area and check your route with the host before setting out.

Nearest airport: McClellan-Palomar Airport (CLD) (49 km)

McClellan-Palomar Airport (CLD), near Carlsbad, is approximately 49 km away. Check with the center about transfers; otherwise, arrange ground transport independently.

Nearest city: Carlsbad

Languages
English
How to book

Contact the host directly to ask about dates and reserve a place.

Pricing

The retreat is paid, but current rates are not stated here. Ask the host for the fee and what it includes.

Climate

Climate Zone: Subtropical

Best Months: Jul, Jun, Aug

Avoid: Nov, Feb, Mar

The area has an annual average temperature of 18.2°C. July, August and September are among the warmest and driest months, while November, February and March are wetter, so conditions can feel quite different by season.

Location

Frequently asked questions

What does a typical day at Sohum Retreat look like?

The retreat includes meditation, yoga, energy healing, sound, nature connection and ceremony, but the daily schedule varies. Ask the host for the timetable for your dates.

Can beginners join the retreat?

The program includes a mix of practices rather than requiring a particular meditation background. Ask the host if you have questions about the sessions or your experience level.

What food is served, and can dietary needs be accommodated?

Fresh, healthy meals are part of the retreat. Listed options include vegan, vegetarian, pescetarian, gluten-free and dairy-free; confirm your specific needs with the host.

How long is the retreat, and how do I reserve a place?

The immersion runs for 3 nights and 4 days. Contact the host to ask about upcoming dates, fees and reservations.

How do I get to the retreat from the airport?

McClellan-Palomar Airport (CLD) is approximately 49 km from the center. Ask the host whether transfers are offered, or arrange ground transport independently.

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