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Deeply Held--An Evening Soundbath with Baily and Rosie

Deeply Held

An Evening Sound Bath with Bailey & Rosie

November 17 | 7–8 p.m. | The Well

An invitation to soften, settle, and let yourself be held by sound.

Join Bailey and Rosie for an hour-long sound bath—a restful space to step away from the busyness of everyday life and reconnect with yourself. Settle into a comfortable resting position as layers of sound surround you, offering space for quiet reflection, relaxation, and rest.

There is nothing to accomplish and no experience needed. Simply arrive as you are and make yourself comfortable.

What to bring:

  • A yoga mat or padded sleeping mat to lie on

  • A blanket for warmth

  • A pillow for your head and a bolster or extra pillow for under your knees

  • An eye pillow or eye mask, if desired

  • Water

  • Comfortable, warm layers and socks

Please arrive 10–15 minutes early to get settled.

Payment will be collected at the door via Venmo or cash.

Rosie Bright | Didgeridoo Artist & Sonic Attunements

Rosie has been playing the didgeridoo, also know as the Yirdaki, for more than 10 years. She does circular breathing keeping a consistent meditative drone allowing people to really drop into their bodies during sound healing sessions. Rosie offers one-on-one Didgeridoo Sonic Attunements which can help people fall into a deep relaxation quickly, and offers circular breathing lessons. Rosie is a gifted painter of realistic contemporary art, as well as; a dancer, meditator, gardener, herbalist and lover of life.

Bailey Rayne | Rayne Movement

E-RYT 200 • RYT 500 • Reiki Master

Bailey Rayne is a yoga teacher, Reiki Master, dancer, and creator of Rayne Movement. With more than 28 years of dance experience, she weaves yoga, somatic movement, intuitive dance, breath, meditation, energy work, and sound into heart-centered experiences that invite rest, self-discovery, and reconnection.

Her guiding philosophy, “Move from the Heart,” encourages people to honor their own rhythm, deepen self-trust, and feel more at home in their bodies.

more information on Rayne Movement HERE

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