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Gong Bath

Damion Bond

Sunday, 3 pm @ The Sanctuary

Come and experience an hour and a half of truly blissful rejuvenating sounds, as you lay in stillness listening in meditation as singing bowls are gently played both on and off of your body. Each of the seven Himalayan singing bowls coordinates to a different energy wheel of the body. When played in proper sequence, the bowls can brings deep peace and stillness, harmonizing each center and allowing deep peace and inner alignment to light. Please bring a pillow and blanket and mat if you wish.

During this sound-energy bath, Damion will use seven large singing bowls to create a sacred space of sound for the group's personal mediation. Our class will open with a lecture on different meditation techniques and then we will all drift into the inner realms. Then the bath begins...each of the seven Himalayan singing bowls coordinates to a different energy wheel of the body and when played in proper sequence, the bowls can bring deep peace and stillness, harmonizing each center and allowing deep peace and inner alignment to light. Gong Baths, as they are usually called are encouraging spaces where listeners are guided into realms of reflection, psychological release, and inner light cultivation. They offers the listeners a chance to drift into places where the deepest planes can be touched.

Biography

Damion Bond is a lifelong student of healing majik and since 2008 has been nationally recognized as a teacher, practitioner and continuing education provider of Thai Healing Forms (NCBTMB). A nomad at heart, she tours the country teaching and certifying all levels of Thai Bodywork, self massage, Tribal Fusion Belly Dance, Contact Improv, Reiki Energy Healing, Elemental Body Alignment System and the meditative and medicinal use of Tibetan Singing Bowls. Body mapping is her personal study, and evidence based research from her own practice. Her school Woven Body Healing Arts can be found at www.wovenbody.com.