Sound Healing

meditations

Sound is vibration, vibration is energy, water conducts energy, and we're 70% water.

When exposed to specific sound frequencies, the body naturally resonates with and entrains to these vibrations, resulting in a state of coherence and alignment.

An EEG study examining singing bowls discovered a distinct change in delta brain waves and physiological changes in the brain.

Brain waves may change from a normal or even agitated state (such as beta waves), to an exceptionally relaxed brain wave state (such as theta or even delta waves).

The body’s biofield: the vibrations of the instruments may be interacting with this biofield. Sound healing affects the vibrational attuning of the body and its bio-field.

The Team

M. Virginia Kelly

Crystal Bowls & Voice

Edward Yuhas

Handpan

Sound baths

Sound healing is a therapeutic practice that uses sound vibrations to promote deep relaxation and support emotional and physical well-being. Through the use of specialized instruments and mindful techniques, sound healing creates a restorative environment that helps ease stress, tension, and anxiety.

A Tradition Rooted in History

Sound as a healing modality has been used for thousands of years across many cultures. Instruments such as the didgeridoo, Tibetan bowls, and ceremonial drums have long been valued for their vibrational and therapeutic properties.

What to Expect in a Sound Healing Session

Environment: You will lie down comfortably on a yoga mat or meditation blanket in a peaceful, quiet space.
Instruments: Sessions includes handpan, Tibetan singing bowls, crystal bowls, gongs, ocarina, sansula, tuning forks, flutes, percussion instruments, seed, chimes and voice: in light language, AKA: singing in tongues.

Experience

Pineal gland activation with the implementation of specific frequencies on acupuncture points.
Immersive Sound Bath: You are gently surrounded by layers of sound designed to quiet the mind and relax the body.