Join us for a 1-hour sound bath and energy healing session designed to promote deep relaxation and support your well-being.
You'll be immersed in calming vibrations from live strings, crystal and Tibetan bowls, drone, drums, chimes, and more, with gentle energy flowing throughout the experience to help ease stress and restore balance.
This session is open to all—no experience needed. Just come as you are and allow yourself to rest, receive, and recharge.
✨ Date: Thursday, July 24th, 2025
✨ Doors Open: 6:15 PM; the event starts promptly at 6:30 PM
✨ Event Time: 10:30-11:30 AM
✨ Location: Donald W. Reynolds Cancer Support House
✨ What to Bring: a yoga mat (or soft surface to lie on) and any props you’d like, such as an eye mask, pillows, or blanket to make yourself comfortable. Mats will be available on-site if you do not have your own.
✨ RSVP to this free community event by calling 479-782-6302 or emailing
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Meet Your Facilitators
Thane Isaac is a professional modern and baroque violinist with over 20 years of global performance experience. Merging classical expertise with spiritual insight, Thane has spent the last decade crafting truly one-of-a-kind sound baths that weave together string instruments, crystal and Tibetan bowls, drones, drums, chimes, and more with channeled frequencies to open portals for deep emotional and energetic healing.
Hannah Jay is a certified Oracle Breathwork Facilitator, Light Language Activator®, Angelic Healing Practitioner, and Usui/Holy Fire® III Reiki Master who specializes in angelic energy healing, gentle breathwork, and multidimensional transformation. With a grounded and compassionate presence, Hannah offers sacred breathwork, vibroacoustic therapy, light language, energy healing, and shadow integration practices that empower others to anchor more fully into their bodies while expanding their spiritual awareness.
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