Chakra Healing With Singing Bowls

We are midway through a busy summer, full of activities and energy. Let us take one evening to pause, reset and invite calm into our lives.

Join me for a serene chakra healing session using singing bowls—a spiritual journey designed to balance your energy, cultivate deep relaxation and guide you into peaceful meditation thereafter.

Whether this is your first time or you have experienced chakra healing before, this gentle, restorative practice realigns your mind, body and spirit.

I would love to share this intimate experience with a small group of friends in a cozy, welcoming setting. We will start with a brief introduction to the history of singing bowls before exploring chakra alignment through the harmonious sounds tuned to each energy center. Singing bowls have long been used by musicians, sound healers and yoga practitioners to support therapy and meditation. During the session, you will have the chance to place your hands on the bowls, feeling their rich vibrations and letting the resonance connect you to your inner self. We will take turns to give and receive the healing energy then finish with a guided meditation enhanced by the soothing tones of the bowls.

Please note, this event is focused on chakra healing rather than a traditional sound bath—they share similarities but offer distinct experiences.

Come experience a magical evening of healing and restoration. This won’t just stir your mind, but gently open your heart. Be part of this journey, discover your inner voice and emerge feeling refreshed and renewed.

The event will be held in a private residence near South Natomas. Space is limited to 10 participants, with five sets of bowls to “give and receive” healing energy. To reserve your spot and ensure you have a singing bowl to work with, please honor your RSVP.

The exact address will be shared 36 hours before the event with those who RSVP. Let’s come together to welcome renewal this summer with calm and connection. Reserve time for traffic and please arrive on time. It is okay to be early rather than tardy.