Monthly Workshop: Full Moon Sound Bath & Guided Meditation
Full Moon Sound Bath and Guided Meditation
This monthly workshop is a 75-min sound bath led by internationally certified meditation guide and sound healer, Luci Berrios. During a sound bath, you are guided through meditation while being "bathed" in sound from crystal singing bowls, chimes, drums, and other meditative instruments. You also have the option to take restorative yoga postures to enhance your relaxation, supported by props provided such as bolsters, blocks, and blankets. Mats are always included for workshops.
Open to everyone, no prior yoga or sound bath experience required.
To attend this event:
1. purchase a "Workshop - Sound Bath" credit (anytime) and
2. use it to reserve your spot in the workshop on the schedule
These special evenings have limited space and tend to fill up, so be sure to book early!
Monthly Members receive a 10% discount on all workshops with code MEMBER.
If the workshop is full, you will be added to the waitlist. If there is a cancellation and a spot opens, you will be automatically added to attend. If a spot does not open up, your credit will remain on your account to use toward any sound bath within 6 months of purchase.
NOTE: Attendance can only be guaranteed if you reserve your spot in the sound bath after purchasing the credit and if you arrive on-time for the event.
About Luciann Berrios
Meet your instructor:
Luciann Berrios (aka 2 feathers) is a six-time published poet, women empowerment advocate, Reiki Master, internationally certified meditation guide and sound practitioner, registered with and accredited by Meditation Alliance International. She studied under the guidance of renowned practitioner Jackie Cantwell who is a resident of the Deepak Chopra Global, George MacPherson of "Sound of the Times", Recording artist and Sound practitioner Luna Maye, sound Practitioner Lynda Arnold, co-founders of Awarehouse, Sound Therapist Devi Mambouka and more.
Luci is also an honoree of the Black I Am awards, where she was awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award from Americorp and the presidential office for her volunteer service. As someone from Latin and indigenous culture, she states that "music and sound is one of the staples of our communities," and it is her "hope and vision to bring these types of healing modalities to black and brown communities and cultures that don’t necessarily feel welcomed into westernized wellness spaces."
