It was at that point that I knew I was totally immersed in the experience, something I’d never had success with even in guided meditation practice. I was zoned out but not unconscious, deeply present but also sort of floating in some liminal state.

“It penetrates to the core. The sounds are primal and soothing. For those who sit in quiet contemplation, the unique acoustic experience offers a chance to clear the mind. “

The first time Alexis Dixon attended a sound bath Evensong at the church, she cried. “I was just sitting there and the light was coming through a stained glass window. Incense was burning, and it felt like, really moving. It was pretty unreal.”

“This gives me an opportunity to be refreshed,” said Lena Mullings.  “I know we’re living in very serious times. There’s a lot of negativity that we face in our society today. But I go out emptied of all that negativity and with the new ways of looking at things, with new energy.”

“Amazing.  I experienced some sort of transcendence.”

“I felt like I genuinely was in a state of presence and elevation at the same time.  It was such a beautiful feeling.”

“Speaking to people after the experience it’s crazy how relaxed I feel.”