Stillness Through Resonance: A Meditative Sound Journey Within

À propos de cet événement

Reconnect and recharge during this sonic immersion. Let the frequencies gongs and other instruments help you center and quiet the mind.

What to Experience
Unplug from the noise of the day and allow yourself to let go of mental clutter. Sink into deep stillness through a landscape of shifting frequencies, guiding you back to a state of calm and clarity.
To ensure a personalized experience, this is an intimate session limited to a maximum of 5 people. The session takes place in a private setting with a beautiful view over the city, offering the perfect backdrop to slow down.

Note for guests: A resident cat will be present in the space. Please keep this in mind if you have any allergies.
Please arrive at least 10 minutes before the start to settle in. Doors close at 17.00


Session Flow
Arrival & Meditation: We begin with a short meditation to help you settle in, let go of the day’s energy, and prepare.
Sound Immersion: Experience a soundscape featuring gongs, singing bowls, prayer bells, chimes etc. Allow these vibrations to guide you into relaxation. (+/- 60 min)
Reflection & Integration: Time to gently return, reflect, and integrate the experience while enjoying tea and snacks (optional)

What to bring:
Warm socks
A blanket
Eyemask (if you have one)
Please refrain from eating for at least 1 hour before the session.

Your Facilitator: Philipp (@alchemist.of.sound)
I am a sound practitioner with a passion for the profound relaxation that sound can bring. I studied sound therapy at the Peter Hess Institute in Berlin and was previously part of a studio collective there.
Now based in Amsterdam, I’m looking forward to sharing this practice with a new community. I believe that immersing ourselves in harmonizing frequencies helps us to reconnect with our true nature. If we allow ourselves to truly listen, we can enter a state of presence where only the current moment exists. Here we can find inspiration, clarity, and release. While there are many modalities to access this state of lucidity, I am grateful to provide one of them.

Contraindications
Sound meditation is generally safe, but due to the deep vibrations, it is not recommended for:
Women in their first trimester of pregnancy.
People with pacemakers or other electronic implants.
Those with epilepsy (sound-induced seizures).
Individuals with severe mental health conditions or acute psychosis.