We are launching ‘Sownd’ya’, a collective of sound healing practitioners and events. Join our first sound healing concert for the September dark moon, a great time to plant new seeds of intention.
Our intention is to offer a spontaneous and spacious blending together of gongs, didjeridoos, flutes, percussion and voice. Val, Ali, George, Erica and Peter have been playing together all summer to create this collaboration.
The evening will be full of opportunities for deep listening, blissful relaxing and joyful sharing of sound. We will be serving sweet treats and chai and providing a chance to share and learn about the various sound healing instruments.
How is a sound healing concert it different to a sound bath?
Both type of gatherings offer the chance to go deep within through sacred sound, to access a place of self healing. But in our concert you are welcome to watch, sit and meditate or snuggle up with loved ones; however the sound moves you to be in the space, in the moment. There will be opportunities to sound along with us as well as receive.
The facilitators:
George Bradley-Peer - a musician and artist currently performing with Shallal, an inclusive community Dance Theatre. His love of sound, of seeing, of wondering continues to steer his life to new kinds of being.
Peter Grigg - a Cornishman and unique didgeridoo player. He has been playing and exploring with the agave didgeridoo for 11 years. His love for the aborigines and their way of life has inspired him to develop an individual style of playing, which promotes awakening sound healing, with vibrations and overtones. His playing stimulates dreamtime journeying for an individual relaxing experience.
Ali Gunning - a sound healer, yoga therapist and retreat facilitator based in Penwith and specialising in work with the majestic gong. She is passionate about sharing sound, breath & movement practises that bring deep transformation on all levels of being. For more info: www.resonantbeing.net @resonantbeing
Erica Longdon - a writer, metaphysician and healer who specialises in the use of tuning forks to facilitate recalibrating mind, body and spirit using targeted frequencies. She draws on the body's innate knowledge of healing to return us to harmony and sound health.
Val Stagg - a sound healer, shamanic practitioner, voice coach and retreat facilitator, she is passionate about enabling and supporting people to get in touch with their wild soul selves through voice, body and connection to spirit. For more info: www.spiritvoice.co.uk
Booking information:
Event takes place at Boswedden House, near St Just
8pm - 10pm Saturday 28th Sept 2019
T&C’s:
Payment in full is required to confirm your place. Please book online.
Tickets are non refundable but are transferable if you want someone to attend in your place. Please advise us of the new attendees details.
You are responsible for your own health and wellbeing before and after the event, please read each workshop description for specific contraindications and speak to the facilitators about any health concerns.