This session is a private booking for a 60 minute immersion in sound. It includes cacao ceremony and a micro journey. In totality, this will be a window of 2 hours.  
Many sound bath sessions last 45 to 60 minutes.  There are options to have longer sessions, up to 2 hours in either a private or group setting. The sessions are led by myself, and I am a certified sound bath practitioner trained in the use of singing bowls and tuning forks, in additon, I do work with other sound healing instruments. The benefit of sound healing is to aid in reducing tension, depression, anger, anxiety and to bring about general stillness within the mind, facilitate meditation, relaxation and ultimately, healing.
 
The brain’s internal communication system—its language, is based on frequency...the sound/frequencies produced by the bowls resonate at a cellular level within the body and allow for healing at a deeper level.  
 
A LITTLE SCIENCE BEHIND SOUND THERAPY
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Sound Healing works through entrainment, which is a law of physics. Entrainment occurs when two or more oscillating bodies lock into phase so that they vibrate in harmony with one another. This law of physics also applies to other more complex structures such as the brain.
 
HISTORY
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Sound has been a tool for promoting the physical and emotional health of the body for as long as history can account for, deeply rooted in ancient cultures and civilizations. Indigenous cultures across the planet have used sound in spaces of reverance such as drumming, stoping, dancing, rattle usage, etc. The ancient Egyptians used vowel sound chants in healing because they believed vowels were sacred. Tibetan monks take advantage of singing bowls, which they believe to be “a symbol of the unknowable” whose “vibrations have been described as the sound of the universe manifesting.”. Also When some Native American medicine men and women were called upon to heal an ailing tribesmember, they would fast in order to receive a song in dream or vision instructing them in how to carry out the treatment of their patient. Most evident...the music we choose to immerse ourselves in when we decide to hear it...or choose a particular genre/song to listen to.