December 19, 2024

Coffee, Tea, & Me at Yellow Woman Ranch

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Sip, Connect, and Meditate in Borrego Springs


Yellow Woman Ranch invites you to a serene start to your day with Coffee, Tea, & Me, a weekly gathering designed to blend connection, reflection, and mindfulness.


Held every Tuesday morning from 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM, this unique experience offers an opportunity to sip your favorite beverage, engage in meaningful conversations, and enjoy a guided meditation session—all in the peaceful surroundings of Borrego Springs.


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What to Expect


The hour-long event begins with a casual meet-and-greet where you can chat, tell stories, and connect with like-minded individuals. Afterward, participants are led through a gentle meditation to reconnect with themselves, fostering a sense of inner peace and clarity. It’s a simple yet impactful way to ease into your day with intention and mindfulness.


Meet Rossy Sanchez

Rossy Sanchez, the founder of Yellow Woman Ranch, is a certified Search Inside Yourself (SIY) Emotional Intelligence and Mindfulness teacher. Her mission is to empower women to embrace self-love, build confidence, and discover joy in their lives. Rossy’s dream of creating a supportive community for women came to life in May 2022 when she transformed Smoke Tree Ranch into what is now a sanctuary for growth and healing.


With her passion for education and mindfulness, Rossy has cultivated a safe space where women can reconnect with themselves and one another. As she says, "Life is supposed to be fun."


About Yellow Woman Ranch

Located in Borrego Springs, Yellow Woman Ranch is a haven for women seeking to grow, evolve, and thrive. Formerly a horse ranch, the property has been reimagined as a space for self-discovery, joy, and empowerment. Through events like Coffee, Tea, & Me, workshops, and retreats, Yellow Woman Ranch offers opportunities for women to come together, learn, and support one another in their journeys.


Why Attend

Whether you're seeking a moment of calm, new friendships, or a fresh perspective to start your day, Coffee, Tea, & Me is the perfect escape. Enjoy the beauty of Borrego Springs, the warmth of a supportive community, and the transformative power of mindfulness—all in one uplifting hour.



Come for the coffee, stay for the community, and leave feeling inspired and refreshed.




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