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A sound bath is a full-body listening experience. There is no talking, nothing to learn, and nothing you can do wrong. You lie down, get comfortable, and I play a series of crystal and Himalayan singing bowls around you and above you until your mind finally goes quiet.

The room holds twelve people and never more. That is the whole design. The bowls stay close to everyone, nobody is at the back, and the sound arrives as vibration you can feel rather than music you are listening to from across a hall.

The tones move through your body the way sound moves through water. Most people arrive carrying a week they haven’t put down yet, and somewhere in the first ten minutes it stops being something they are listening to and becomes something they are inside of.

There is no hands-on work in this session, with one exception: a single Nepalese healing singing bowl, placed on the body, where the vibration travels straight through instead of arriving through the ears.

You do not need any experience with meditation, and you do not need to be able to sit still. Falling asleep is not a failure. Neither is crying. Both happen in most sessions, and neither one needs explaining afterwards.

Sixty minutes of sound, inside a 75-minute session. Come as you are.

What to know

Mats, blankets and cushions are provided. Bring socks and a water bottle. Wear something you can lie down in comfortably for an hour.

Please arrive between 5:20 and 5:25. There is no waiting room here, so arriving earlier doesn’t help — the space is being set up for you until a few minutes before we start. The session begins at 5:30 on the dot and the door stays closed once the bowls start, out of respect for the eleven people already lying down.

If you are pregnant, wear a pacemaker, or are recovering from a recent injury or surgery, write to me before you book rather than after. Sound is gentle, but it is not nothing, and I would rather know.

This session is open to everyone [age 8 and older].

Practical details

Thursdays, 5:30 pm
Arrive 5:20 to 5:25
60 minutes of sound within a 75-minute session
Limited to 12 people
SpiritFlow Sedona, 7000 AZ-179 Suite E200, The Collective Sedona, Sedona, Arizona 86351
$55 per person. $45 for Arizona residents (Code: AZ45SOUND)
Questions: info@spiritflowsedona.com or text (928) 821-9061

Seats are reserved when paid. If you need to cancel, let me know at least 24 hours before. Inside 24 hours the seat is held for you but cannot be moved, because it is too late to offer it to anyone else.

A sound bath is a full-body listening experience. There is no talking, nothing to learn, and nothing you can do wrong. You lie down, get comfortable, and I play a series of crystal and Himalayan singing bowls around you and above you until your mind finally goes quiet.

The room holds twelve people and never more. That is the whole design. The bowls stay close to everyone, nobody is at the back, and the sound arrives as vibration you can feel rather than music you are listening to from across a hall.

The tones move through your body the way sound moves through water. Most people arrive carrying a week they haven’t put down yet, and somewhere in the first ten minutes it stops being something they are listening to and becomes something they are inside of.

There is no hands-on work in this session, with one exception: a single Nepalese healing singing bowl, placed on the body, where the vibration travels straight through instead of arriving through the ears.

You do not need any experience with meditation, and you do not need to be able to sit still. Falling asleep is not a failure. Neither is crying. Both happen in most sessions, and neither one needs explaining afterwards.

Sixty minutes of sound, inside a 75-minute session. Come as you are.

What to know

Mats, blankets and cushions are provided. Bring socks and a water bottle. Wear something you can lie down in comfortably for an hour.

Please arrive between 5:20 and 5:25. There is no waiting room here, so arriving earlier doesn’t help — the space is being set up for you until a few minutes before we start. The session begins at 5:30 on the dot and the door stays closed once the bowls start, out of respect for the eleven people already lying down.

If you are pregnant, wear a pacemaker, or are recovering from a recent injury or surgery, write to me before you book rather than after. Sound is gentle, but it is not nothing, and I would rather know.

This session is open to everyone [age 8 and older].

Practical details

Thursdays, 5:30 pm
Arrive 5:20 to 5:25
60 minutes of sound within a 75-minute session
Limited to 12 people
SpiritFlow Sedona, 7000 AZ-179 Suite E200, The Collective Sedona, Sedona, Arizona 86351
$55 per person. $45 for Arizona residents (Code: AZ45SOUND)
Questions: info@spiritflowsedona.com or text (928) 821-9061

Seats are reserved when paid. If you need to cancel, let me know at least 24 hours before. Inside 24 hours the seat is held for you but cannot be moved, because it is too late to offer it to anyone else.

A sound bath is a full-body listening experience. There is no talking, nothing to learn, and nothing you can do wrong. You lie down, get comfortable, and I play a series of crystal and Himalayan singing bowls around you and above you until your mind finally goes quiet.

The room holds twelve people and never more. That is the whole design. The bowls stay close to everyone, nobody is at the back, and the sound arrives as vibration you can feel rather than music you are listening to from across a hall.

The tones move through your body the way sound moves through water. Most people arrive carrying a week they haven’t put down yet, and somewhere in the first ten minutes it stops being something they are listening to and becomes something they are inside of.

There is no hands-on work in this session, with one exception: a single Nepalese healing singing bowl, placed on the body, where the vibration travels straight through instead of arriving through the ears.

You do not need any experience with meditation, and you do not need to be able to sit still. Falling asleep is not a failure. Neither is crying. Both happen in most sessions, and neither one needs explaining afterwards.

Sixty minutes of sound, inside a 75-minute session. Come as you are.

What to know

Mats, blankets and cushions are provided. Bring socks and a water bottle. Wear something you can lie down in comfortably for an hour.

Please arrive between 5:20 and 5:25. There is no waiting room here, so arriving earlier doesn’t help — the space is being set up for you until a few minutes before we start. The session begins at 5:30 on the dot and the door stays closed once the bowls start, out of respect for the eleven people already lying down.

If you are pregnant, wear a pacemaker, or are recovering from a recent injury or surgery, write to me before you book rather than after. Sound is gentle, but it is not nothing, and I would rather know.

This session is open to everyone [age 8 and older].

Practical details

Thursdays, 5:30 pm
Arrive 5:20 to 5:25
60 minutes of sound within a 75-minute session
Limited to 12 people
SpiritFlow Sedona, 7000 AZ-179 Suite E200, The Collective Sedona, Sedona, Arizona 86351
$55 per person. $45 for Arizona residents (Code: AZ45SOUND)
Questions: info@spiritflowsedona.com or text (928) 821-9061

Seats are reserved when paid. If you need to cancel, let me know at least 24 hours before. Inside 24 hours the seat is held for you but cannot be moved, because it is too late to offer it to anyone else.

A sound bath is a full-body listening experience. There is no talking, nothing to learn, and nothing you can do wrong. You lie down, get comfortable, and I play a series of crystal and Himalayan singing bowls around you and above you until your mind finally goes quiet.

The room holds twelve people and never more. That is the whole design. The bowls stay close to everyone, nobody is at the back, and the sound arrives as vibration you can feel rather than music you are listening to from across a hall.

The tones move through your body the way sound moves through water. Most people arrive carrying a week they haven’t put down yet, and somewhere in the first ten minutes it stops being something they are listening to and becomes something they are inside of.

There is no hands-on work in this session, with one exception: a single Nepalese healing singing bowl, placed on the body, where the vibration travels straight through instead of arriving through the ears.

You do not need any experience with meditation, and you do not need to be able to sit still. Falling asleep is not a failure. Neither is crying. Both happen in most sessions, and neither one needs explaining afterwards.

Sixty minutes of sound, inside a 75-minute session. Come as you are.

What to know

Mats, blankets and cushions are provided. Bring socks and a water bottle. Wear something you can lie down in comfortably for an hour.

Please arrive between 5:20 and 5:25. There is no waiting room here, so arriving earlier doesn’t help — the space is being set up for you until a few minutes before we start. The session begins at 5:30 on the dot and the door stays closed once the bowls start, out of respect for the eleven people already lying down.

If you are pregnant, wear a pacemaker, or are recovering from a recent injury or surgery, write to me before you book rather than after. Sound is gentle, but it is not nothing, and I would rather know.

This session is open to everyone [age 8 and older].

Practical details

Thursdays, 5:30 pm
Arrive 5:20 to 5:25
60 minutes of sound within a 75-minute session
Limited to 12 people
SpiritFlow Sedona, 7000 AZ-179 Suite E200, The Collective Sedona, Sedona, Arizona 86351
$55 per person. $45 for Arizona residents (Code: AZ45SOUND)
Questions: info@spiritflowsedona.com or text (928) 821-9061

Seats are reserved when paid. If you need to cancel, let me know at least 24 hours before. Inside 24 hours the seat is held for you but cannot be moved, because it is too late to offer it to anyone else.

A sound bath is a full-body listening experience. There is no talking, nothing to learn, and nothing you can do wrong. You lie down, get comfortable, and I play a series of crystal and Himalayan singing bowls around you and above you until your mind finally goes quiet.

The room holds twelve people and never more. That is the whole design. The bowls stay close to everyone, nobody is at the back, and the sound arrives as vibration you can feel rather than music you are listening to from across a hall.

The tones move through your body the way sound moves through water. Most people arrive carrying a week they haven’t put down yet, and somewhere in the first ten minutes it stops being something they are listening to and becomes something they are inside of.

There is no hands-on work in this session, with one exception: a single Nepalese healing singing bowl, placed on the body, where the vibration travels straight through instead of arriving through the ears.

You do not need any experience with meditation, and you do not need to be able to sit still. Falling asleep is not a failure. Neither is crying. Both happen in most sessions, and neither one needs explaining afterwards.

Sixty minutes of sound, inside a 75-minute session. Come as you are.

What to know

Mats, blankets and cushions are provided. Bring socks and a water bottle. Wear something you can lie down in comfortably for an hour.

Please arrive between 5:20 and 5:25. There is no waiting room here, so arriving earlier doesn’t help — the space is being set up for you until a few minutes before we start. The session begins at 5:30 on the dot and the door stays closed once the bowls start, out of respect for the eleven people already lying down.

If you are pregnant, wear a pacemaker, or are recovering from a recent injury or surgery, write to me before you book rather than after. Sound is gentle, but it is not nothing, and I would rather know.

This session is open to everyone [age 8 and older].

Practical details

Thursdays, 5:30 pm
Arrive 5:20 to 5:25
60 minutes of sound within a 75-minute session
Limited to 12 people
SpiritFlow Sedona, 7000 AZ-179 Suite E200, The Collective Sedona, Sedona, Arizona 86351
$55 per person. $45 for Arizona residents (Code: AZ45SOUND)
Questions: info@spiritflowsedona.com or text (928) 821-9061

Seats are reserved when paid. If you need to cancel, let me know at least 24 hours before. Inside 24 hours the seat is held for you but cannot be moved, because it is too late to offer it to anyone else.

A sound bath is a full-body listening experience. There is no talking, nothing to learn, and nothing you can do wrong. You lie down, get comfortable, and I play a series of crystal and Himalayan singing bowls around you and above you until your mind finally goes quiet.

The room holds twelve people and never more. That is the whole design. The bowls stay close to everyone, nobody is at the back, and the sound arrives as vibration you can feel rather than music you are listening to from across a hall.

The tones move through your body the way sound moves through water. Most people arrive carrying a week they haven’t put down yet, and somewhere in the first ten minutes it stops being something they are listening to and becomes something they are inside of.

There is no hands-on work in this session, with one exception: a single Nepalese healing singing bowl, placed on the body, where the vibration travels straight through instead of arriving through the ears.

You do not need any experience with meditation, and you do not need to be able to sit still. Falling asleep is not a failure. Neither is crying. Both happen in most sessions, and neither one needs explaining afterwards.

Sixty minutes of sound, inside a 75-minute session. Come as you are.

What to know

Mats, blankets and cushions are provided. Bring socks and a water bottle. Wear something you can lie down in comfortably for an hour.

Please arrive between 5:20 and 5:25. There is no waiting room here, so arriving earlier doesn’t help — the space is being set up for you until a few minutes before we start. The session begins at 5:30 on the dot and the door stays closed once the bowls start, out of respect for the eleven people already lying down.

If you are pregnant, wear a pacemaker, or are recovering from a recent injury or surgery, write to me before you book rather than after. Sound is gentle, but it is not nothing, and I would rather know.

This session is open to everyone [age 8 and older].

Practical details

Thursdays, 5:30 pm
Arrive 5:20 to 5:25
60 minutes of sound within a 75-minute session
Limited to 12 people
SpiritFlow Sedona, 7000 AZ-179 Suite E200, The Collective Sedona, Sedona, Arizona 86351
$55 per person. $45 for Arizona residents (Code: AZ45SOUND)
Questions: info@spiritflowsedona.com or text (928) 821-9061

Seats are reserved when paid. If you need to cancel, let me know at least 24 hours before. Inside 24 hours the seat is held for you but cannot be moved, because it is too late to offer it to anyone else.

A sound bath is a full-body listening experience. There is no talking, nothing to learn, and nothing you can do wrong. You lie down, get comfortable, and I play a series of crystal and Himalayan singing bowls around you and above you until your mind finally goes quiet.

The room holds twelve people and never more. That is the whole design. The bowls stay close to everyone, nobody is at the back, and the sound arrives as vibration you can feel rather than music you are listening to from across a hall.

The tones move through your body the way sound moves through water. Most people arrive carrying a week they haven’t put down yet, and somewhere in the first ten minutes it stops being something they are listening to and becomes something they are inside of.

There is no hands-on work in this session, with one exception: a single Nepalese healing singing bowl, placed on the body, where the vibration travels straight through instead of arriving through the ears.

You do not need any experience with meditation, and you do not need to be able to sit still. Falling asleep is not a failure. Neither is crying. Both happen in most sessions, and neither one needs explaining afterwards.

Sixty minutes of sound, inside a 75-minute session. Come as you are.

What to know

Mats, blankets and cushions are provided. Bring socks and a water bottle. Wear something you can lie down in comfortably for an hour.

Please arrive between 5:20 and 5:25. There is no waiting room here, so arriving earlier doesn’t help — the space is being set up for you until a few minutes before we start. The session begins at 5:30 on the dot and the door stays closed once the bowls start, out of respect for the eleven people already lying down.

If you are pregnant, wear a pacemaker, or are recovering from a recent injury or surgery, write to me before you book rather than after. Sound is gentle, but it is not nothing, and I would rather know.

This session is open to everyone [age 8 and older].

Practical details

Thursdays, 5:30 pm
Arrive 5:20 to 5:25
60 minutes of sound within a 75-minute session
Limited to 12 people
SpiritFlow Sedona, 7000 AZ-179 Suite E200, The Collective Sedona, Sedona, Arizona 86351
$55 per person. $45 for Arizona residents (Code: AZ45SOUND)
Questions: info@spiritflowsedona.com or text (928) 821-9061

Seats are reserved when paid. If you need to cancel, let me know at least 24 hours before. Inside 24 hours the seat is held for you but cannot be moved, because it is too late to offer it to anyone else.

A sound bath is a full-body listening experience. There is no talking, nothing to learn, and nothing you can do wrong. You lie down, get comfortable, and I play a series of crystal and Himalayan singing bowls around you and above you until your mind finally goes quiet.

The room holds twelve people and never more. That is the whole design. The bowls stay close to everyone, nobody is at the back, and the sound arrives as vibration you can feel rather than music you are listening to from across a hall.

The tones move through your body the way sound moves through water. Most people arrive carrying a week they haven’t put down yet, and somewhere in the first ten minutes it stops being something they are listening to and becomes something they are inside of.

There is no hands-on work in this session, with one exception: a single Nepalese healing singing bowl, placed on the body, where the vibration travels straight through instead of arriving through the ears.

You do not need any experience with meditation, and you do not need to be able to sit still. Falling asleep is not a failure. Neither is crying. Both happen in most sessions, and neither one needs explaining afterwards.

Sixty minutes of sound, inside a 75-minute session. Come as you are.

What to know

Mats, blankets and cushions are provided. Bring socks and a water bottle. Wear something you can lie down in comfortably for an hour.

Please arrive between 5:20 and 5:25. There is no waiting room here, so arriving earlier doesn’t help — the space is being set up for you until a few minutes before we start. The session begins at 5:30 on the dot and the door stays closed once the bowls start, out of respect for the eleven people already lying down.

If you are pregnant, wear a pacemaker, or are recovering from a recent injury or surgery, write to me before you book rather than after. Sound is gentle, but it is not nothing, and I would rather know.

This session is open to everyone [age 8 and older].

Practical details

Thursdays, 5:30 pm
Arrive 5:20 to 5:25
60 minutes of sound within a 75-minute session
Limited to 12 people
SpiritFlow Sedona, 7000 AZ-179 Suite E200, The Collective Sedona, Sedona, Arizona 86351
$55 per person. $45 for Arizona residents (Code: AZ45SOUND)
Questions: info@spiritflowsedona.com or text (928) 821-9061

Seats are reserved when paid. If you need to cancel, let me know at least 24 hours before. Inside 24 hours the seat is held for you but cannot be moved, because it is too late to offer it to anyone else.

A sound bath is a full-body listening experience. There is no talking, nothing to learn, and nothing you can do wrong. You lie down, get comfortable, and I play a series of crystal and Himalayan singing bowls around you and above you until your mind finally goes quiet.

The room holds twelve people and never more. That is the whole design. The bowls stay close to everyone, nobody is at the back, and the sound arrives as vibration you can feel rather than music you are listening to from across a hall.

The tones move through your body the way sound moves through water. Most people arrive carrying a week they haven’t put down yet, and somewhere in the first ten minutes it stops being something they are listening to and becomes something they are inside of.

There is no hands-on work in this session, with one exception: a single Nepalese healing singing bowl, placed on the body, where the vibration travels straight through instead of arriving through the ears.

You do not need any experience with meditation, and you do not need to be able to sit still. Falling asleep is not a failure. Neither is crying. Both happen in most sessions, and neither one needs explaining afterwards.

Sixty minutes of sound, inside a 75-minute session. Come as you are.

What to know

Mats, blankets and cushions are provided. Bring socks and a water bottle. Wear something you can lie down in comfortably for an hour.

Please arrive between 5:20 and 5:25. There is no waiting room here, so arriving earlier doesn’t help — the space is being set up for you until a few minutes before we start. The session begins at 5:30 on the dot and the door stays closed once the bowls start, out of respect for the eleven people already lying down.

If you are pregnant, wear a pacemaker, or are recovering from a recent injury or surgery, write to me before you book rather than after. Sound is gentle, but it is not nothing, and I would rather know.

This session is open to everyone [age 8 and older].

Practical details

Thursdays, 5:30 pm
Arrive 5:20 to 5:25
60 minutes of sound within a 75-minute session
Limited to 12 people
SpiritFlow Sedona, 7000 AZ-179 Suite E200, The Collective Sedona, Sedona, Arizona 86351
$55 per person. $45 for Arizona residents (Code: AZ45SOUND)
Questions: info@spiritflowsedona.com or text (928) 821-9061

Seats are reserved when paid. If you need to cancel, let me know at least 24 hours before. Inside 24 hours the seat is held for you but cannot be moved, because it is too late to offer it to anyone else.

A sound bath is a full-body listening experience. There is no talking, nothing to learn, and nothing you can do wrong. You lie down, get comfortable, and I play a series of crystal and Himalayan singing bowls around you and above you until your mind finally goes quiet.

The room holds twelve people and never more. That is the whole design. The bowls stay close to everyone, nobody is at the back, and the sound arrives as vibration you can feel rather than music you are listening to from across a hall.

The tones move through your body the way sound moves through water. Most people arrive carrying a week they haven’t put down yet, and somewhere in the first ten minutes it stops being something they are listening to and becomes something they are inside of.

There is no hands-on work in this session, with one exception: a single Nepalese healing singing bowl, placed on the body, where the vibration travels straight through instead of arriving through the ears.

You do not need any experience with meditation, and you do not need to be able to sit still. Falling asleep is not a failure. Neither is crying. Both happen in most sessions, and neither one needs explaining afterwards.

Sixty minutes of sound, inside a 75-minute session. Come as you are.

What to know

Mats, blankets and cushions are provided. Bring socks and a water bottle. Wear something you can lie down in comfortably for an hour.

Please arrive between 5:20 and 5:25. There is no waiting room here, so arriving earlier doesn’t help — the space is being set up for you until a few minutes before we start. The session begins at 5:30 on the dot and the door stays closed once the bowls start, out of respect for the eleven people already lying down.

If you are pregnant, wear a pacemaker, or are recovering from a recent injury or surgery, write to me before you book rather than after. Sound is gentle, but it is not nothing, and I would rather know.

This session is open to everyone [age 8 and older].

Practical details

Thursdays, 5:30 pm
Arrive 5:20 to 5:25
60 minutes of sound within a 75-minute session
Limited to 12 people
SpiritFlow Sedona, 7000 AZ-179 Suite E200, The Collective Sedona, Sedona, Arizona 86351
$55 per person. $45 for Arizona residents (Code: AZ45SOUND)
Questions: info@spiritflowsedona.com or text (928) 821-9061

Seats are reserved when paid. If you need to cancel, let me know at least 24 hours before. Inside 24 hours the seat is held for you but cannot be moved, because it is too late to offer it to anyone else.

A sound bath is a full-body listening experience. There is no talking, nothing to learn, and nothing you can do wrong. You lie down, get comfortable, and I play a series of crystal and Himalayan singing bowls around you and above you until your mind finally goes quiet.

The room holds twelve people and never more. That is the whole design. The bowls stay close to everyone, nobody is at the back, and the sound arrives as vibration you can feel rather than music you are listening to from across a hall.

The tones move through your body the way sound moves through water. Most people arrive carrying a week they haven’t put down yet, and somewhere in the first ten minutes it stops being something they are listening to and becomes something they are inside of.

There is no hands-on work in this session, with one exception: a single Nepalese healing singing bowl, placed on the body, where the vibration travels straight through instead of arriving through the ears.

You do not need any experience with meditation, and you do not need to be able to sit still. Falling asleep is not a failure. Neither is crying. Both happen in most sessions, and neither one needs explaining afterwards.

Sixty minutes of sound, inside a 75-minute session. Come as you are.

What to know

Mats, blankets and cushions are provided. Bring socks and a water bottle. Wear something you can lie down in comfortably for an hour.

Please arrive between 5:20 and 5:25. There is no waiting room here, so arriving earlier doesn’t help — the space is being set up for you until a few minutes before we start. The session begins at 5:30 on the dot and the door stays closed once the bowls start, out of respect for the eleven people already lying down.

If you are pregnant, wear a pacemaker, or are recovering from a recent injury or surgery, write to me before you book rather than after. Sound is gentle, but it is not nothing, and I would rather know.

This session is open to everyone [age 8 and older].

Practical details

Thursdays, 5:30 pm
Arrive 5:20 to 5:25
60 minutes of sound within a 75-minute session
Limited to 12 people
SpiritFlow Sedona, 7000 AZ-179 Suite E200, The Collective Sedona, Sedona, Arizona 86351
$55 per person. $45 for Arizona residents (Code: AZ45SOUND)
Questions: info@spiritflowsedona.com or text (928) 821-9061

Seats are reserved when paid. If you need to cancel, let me know at least 24 hours before. Inside 24 hours the seat is held for you but cannot be moved, because it is too late to offer it to anyone else.

A sound bath is a full-body listening experience. There is no talking, nothing to learn, and nothing you can do wrong. You lie down, get comfortable, and I play a series of crystal and Himalayan singing bowls around you and above you until your mind finally goes quiet.

The room holds twelve people and never more. That is the whole design. The bowls stay close to everyone, nobody is at the back, and the sound arrives as vibration you can feel rather than music you are listening to from across a hall.

The tones move through your body the way sound moves through water. Most people arrive carrying a week they haven’t put down yet, and somewhere in the first ten minutes it stops being something they are listening to and becomes something they are inside of.

There is no hands-on work in this session, with one exception: a single Nepalese healing singing bowl, placed on the body, where the vibration travels straight through instead of arriving through the ears.

You do not need any experience with meditation, and you do not need to be able to sit still. Falling asleep is not a failure. Neither is crying. Both happen in most sessions, and neither one needs explaining afterwards.

Sixty minutes of sound, inside a 75-minute session. Come as you are.

What to know

Mats, blankets and cushions are provided. Bring socks and a water bottle. Wear something you can lie down in comfortably for an hour.

Please arrive between 5:20 and 5:25. There is no waiting room here, so arriving earlier doesn’t help — the space is being set up for you until a few minutes before we start. The session begins at 5:30 on the dot and the door stays closed once the bowls start, out of respect for the eleven people already lying down.

If you are pregnant, wear a pacemaker, or are recovering from a recent injury or surgery, write to me before you book rather than after. Sound is gentle, but it is not nothing, and I would rather know.

This session is open to everyone [age 8 and older].

Practical details

Thursdays, 5:30 pm
Arrive 5:20 to 5:25
60 minutes of sound within a 75-minute session
Limited to 12 people
SpiritFlow Sedona, 7000 AZ-179 Suite E200, The Collective Sedona, Sedona, Arizona 86351
$55 per person. $45 for Arizona residents (Code: AZ45SOUND)
Questions: info@spiritflowsedona.com or text (928) 821-9061

Seats are reserved when paid. If you need to cancel, let me know at least 24 hours before. Inside 24 hours the seat is held for you but cannot be moved, because it is too late to offer it to anyone else.

A sound bath is a full-body listening experience. There is no talking, nothing to learn, and nothing you can do wrong. You lie down, get comfortable, and I play a series of crystal and Himalayan singing bowls around you and above you until your mind finally goes quiet.

The room holds twelve people and never more. That is the whole design. The bowls stay close to everyone, nobody is at the back, and the sound arrives as vibration you can feel rather than music you are listening to from across a hall.

The tones move through your body the way sound moves through water. Most people arrive carrying a week they haven’t put down yet, and somewhere in the first ten minutes it stops being something they are listening to and becomes something they are inside of.

There is no hands-on work in this session, with one exception: a single Nepalese healing singing bowl, placed on the body, where the vibration travels straight through instead of arriving through the ears.

You do not need any experience with meditation, and you do not need to be able to sit still. Falling asleep is not a failure. Neither is crying. Both happen in most sessions, and neither one needs explaining afterwards.

Sixty minutes of sound, inside a 75-minute session. Come as you are.

What to know

Mats, blankets and cushions are provided. Bring socks and a water bottle. Wear something you can lie down in comfortably for an hour.

Please arrive between 5:20 and 5:25. There is no waiting room here, so arriving earlier doesn’t help — the space is being set up for you until a few minutes before we start. The session begins at 5:30 on the dot and the door stays closed once the bowls start, out of respect for the eleven people already lying down.

If you are pregnant, wear a pacemaker, or are recovering from a recent injury or surgery, write to me before you book rather than after. Sound is gentle, but it is not nothing, and I would rather know.

This session is open to everyone [age 8 and older].

Practical details

Thursdays, 5:30 pm
Arrive 5:20 to 5:25
60 minutes of sound within a 75-minute session
Limited to 12 people
SpiritFlow Sedona, 7000 AZ-179 Suite E200, The Collective Sedona, Sedona, Arizona 86351
$55 per person. $45 for Arizona residents (Code: AZ45SOUND)
Questions: info@spiritflowsedona.com or text (928) 821-9061

Seats are reserved when paid. If you need to cancel, let me know at least 24 hours before. Inside 24 hours the seat is held for you but cannot be moved, because it is too late to offer it to anyone else.

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By delving into the depths of your energy body, we’ll uncover and address underlying patterns and traumas that may be hindering your progress. Through a combination of powerful techniques, including meditation, energy healing, and guided visualizations, you’ll learn to release the past and embrace a new way of being.

Join us on a journey of self-discovery and healing. Our retreat will provide you with the tools and support you need to create a life you love.

Reconnect with your inner wisdom and experience profound healing. Our expert guidance will empower you to transform your life from the inside out.

Discover the Power of Ancient Wisdom and Modern Science

Our retreat blends cutting-edge science with ancient wisdom to provide a transformative experience. We’ll focus on practical applications that you can immediately integrate into your daily life.

Through a variety of techniques, including:

• Meditation
• Breathwork
• Chakra balancing
• Sound therapy
• Energy healing
• Spiritual counseling
• Yoga
• Qi-gong
• Life coaching
• Extra sensory perception exercises
• Visualization techniques
• Ritual and ceremony
• Daily fresh juice

You’ll learn to connect with your energy body, release limiting beliefs, and cultivate a deeper sense of well-being. We’ll explore the importance of self-care and how to nourish your mind, body, and spirit.

By the end of the retreat, you’ll have the tools and knowledge to create a more balanced, fulfilling, and empowered life.