Join us for a sacred sound experience honoring life, love, and the ancestors who walk beside us.
On Sunday, November 2, we gather to celebrate Día de los Muertos — the Day of the Dead — through a transformative sound journey and cacao sharing ritual designed to open the heart and honor the beautiful cycle of life and spirit.
This ancient Mexican tradition teaches that death is not an ending, but a continuation — and that during this time, the veil between worlds grows thin. Through sound, vibration, and intention, we invite connection, remembrance, and celebration.
Surrounded by candlelight and marigolds, you’ll be guided through a sound bath featuring deep grounding rhythms, resonant crystal bowls, ethereal chimes, and healing tones that awaken peace, love, and ancestral presence.
Let the frequencies carry you into a state of reflection and renewal — a space where remembrance transforms into radiant gratitude.
You’re invited to bring:
** A photo or small memento of a loved one for our shared altar (ofrenda).
** A journal or intention card to reflect on what you’re releasing and what you wish to carry forward.
** An open heart ready to receive the gentle messages of the soul.
This event honors tradition with deep respect and heartfelt inclusivity. It’s a celebration for all — a reminder that the bond of love transcends time, and that we are always connected through spirit and sound.
Mats and some blankets provided. Bring a pillow, eye mask, water bottle and anything to make you cozy.
Suite 105 is located on the right side of the building. Look for the awning and come on in!
