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Immersive Sound Bath

Restorative Healing

Immersive Sound Bath

Deep Cellular Rest & Nervous System Regulation

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Date Sunday, April 19
Time 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Investment $35.00
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Location LIT Gym for Your Soul, SLC

Bathe in Healing Frequencies

In our modern, fast-paced world, our nervous systems are constantly operating in a state of hyper-vigilance. An immersive sound bath is one of the most effective, effortless ways to guide your brain and body into a state of deep, restorative calm.

Absolutely zero effort or experience is required. All you need to do is lie down, close your eyes, and allow the harmonic frequencies to wash over you.

The Science of Sound

While a sound bath is a deeply spiritual experience, profound physiological shifts are happening beneath the surface to support your healing:

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Nervous System Reset

Sound vibrations gently stimulate the vagus nerve, automatically shifting your body out of "fight-or-flight" and into a soothing parasympathetic ("rest and digest") state.

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Deep Cellular Calm

Therapeutic frequencies help shift your brainwaves from an active, anxious state (beta) down into a deeply meditative, relaxed state (theta).

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Physical Restoration

Clinical research shows that sound meditation actively lowers cortisol (the primary stress hormone), slows the heart rate, and decreases blood pressure to relieve physical exhaustion.

Emotional Clearing

By bypassing the conscious mind, participants consistently report a significant reduction in tension, anxiety, depression, and anger following a session.

Please wear comfortable clothing and bring anything you need to feel fully relaxed (we provide mats, blankets, and bolsters, but you are welcome to bring your own favorites!).

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What to Expect

  • Gentle guided grounding meditation
  • 60 minutes of immersive sound therapy
  • Crystal singing bowls & chimes
  • Deep nervous system down-regulation
  • A safe, trauma-informed environment

"Mats and props are provided, but space is limited to ensure everyone has room to fully rest."

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