Full Moon Sound Immersion w/ Scot McClellan (In Person)

Full Moon Sound Immersion w/ Scot McClellan (In Person)

January’s Full Moon is known as the Wolf Moon, a name that traces back to Indigenous North American and European traditions. The name originated from the sounds of wolves howling through the long, still nights of midwinter. This moon marks the heart of winter, when survival depends on resourcefulness and unity. The howling wolves are a symbol of endurance, instinct, and connection, reflecting our own need to find strength and solidarity through the coldest months.
The Wolf Full Moon brings us to the themes of strength, community, transformation, and resilience. Observing this lunar event can be a time for introspection, setting intentions, and acknowledging the strength within us. Use this moon as a chance to evaluate your life. Consider what aspects need change or enhancement. Embrace opportunities for personal development. Explore new skills or practices that align with your intentions.
Wolves are pack animals. The pack is not only a hunting and defensive unit but also a complex social group in which wolves interact, communicate, and bond with each other. The Wolf Moon reminds us that there is an unseen connection to our own “pack”, encouraging us to reflect on the value of community, companionship, and the collective strength we derive from those we hold close. Whether this refers to your family, your friends, or a group of like-minded individuals, it’s a call to recognize the importance of these relationships in your life.
The gongs, with their resonant and multifaceted tones, create sound frequencies that penetrate deep within your being, aligning with the natural rhythms of the season. As these powerful vibrations wash over you, they dissolve stress and release blocked energy. This sonic experience taps into the power of the full moon, a time for introspection and letting go, helping you to transition into a state of deep relaxation and inner peace.
Accompanying the gongs, the crystal singing bowls emit pure, harmonic tones that resonate with your energy field. These crystalline vibrations amplify the healing process, enhancing your sense of well-being and elevating your consciousness. As you connect with the energies of the full moon, the sound waves gently coax your mind into a meditative state, offering clarity, stillness, and a profound sense of renewal. A native Inuit drum, chimes, and Tingsha cymbals will bring grounding.

SPIRITUAL OFFERING: $15
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* Dress comfortably. Bring water.�
** If you like, bring a yoga mat, blanket, pillow to lay comfortably and stay warm. Chair provided if preferred.
*** Doors close at 6:30 pm so please be on time.
**** Check with your doctor if you have any medical concerns related to sound vibrations.
***** Give yourself some extra time if you have not been here to this address before.�
****** No show attendee fees are not refundable
* WALK INS are always welcome!

However, to ensure your spot and help avoid any last-minute cancellations due to insufficient sign-ups, we recommend registering online at least three days before the event.
MEET YOUR FACILITATOR

Scot spent over 40 years working with special needs students and athletes as well as juvenile offenders. Currently he is exploring sound baths after having experiences that have led to expansive awakenings and opened new awareness’. He is expanding his knowledge by taking classes in sound healing. He hopes to provide this opportunity for others.
Location: Circle of Miracles, 10 Beulah Road, New Britain, PA

Give yourself some extra time if you have not been here to this address before.
Note: Entrance to Circle of Miracles is the 2nd driveway of the property on Beulah Road. When you turn into the driveway, please go around to the parking lot area that is at the rear of the building. The entrance door is on the lower level of the building.