Heal & Restore: Sound Healing and Restorative Yoga
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Receive the healing experience of sound washing over and through the body as you find inner peace in restorative yoga postures.
Facilitated by Theresa Chavez, Atmi Buti certified sound healing practitioner + Owner of Flowering Journey Wellness and Audrey Jansen, E-RYT 500 + Owner of Seek Yoga Studio.
Held on Sunday, August 17th from 3-4:15 PM, investment of $38 (annual members automatically receive a 20% discount as with all special events).
New to Sound Healing or Restorative Yoga?
The singing bowls Theresa utilizes in her sound healings are from Nepal and made of a special seven metal alloy of gold, silver, iron, mercury, tin, copper, and lead. Each metal represents one of the seven chakras and the bowls are fine tuned to affect individual chakras, encouraging our bodies to move closer to their natural state as they align through healing frequencies.
Restorative yoga a soothing practice that utilizes the support of props (blankets, bolsters, and blocks) to allow for deeply restful postures with little to no muscular sensation that are held for several minutes, giving the body time to really release into each shape.
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Facilitated by Theresa Chavez, Atmi Buti certified sound healing practitioner + Owner of Flowering Journey Wellness and Audrey Jansen, E-RYT 500 + Owner of Seek Yoga Studio.
Held on Sunday, August 17th from 3-4:15 PM, investment of $38 (annual members automatically receive a 20% discount as with all special events).
New to Sound Healing or Restorative Yoga?
The singing bowls Theresa utilizes in her sound healings are from Nepal and made of a special seven metal alloy of gold, silver, iron, mercury, tin, copper, and lead. Each metal represents one of the seven chakras and the bowls are fine tuned to affect individual chakras, encouraging our bodies to move closer to their natural state as they align through healing frequencies.
Restorative yoga a soothing practice that utilizes the support of props (blankets, bolsters, and blocks) to allow for deeply restful postures with little to no muscular sensation that are held for several minutes, giving the body time to really release into each shape.
Get Tickets
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