Sacred Limpia & Sound Bath

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A full moon evening in two halves. It opens with a traditional limpia, the cleansing ritual that clears stagnant energy and whatever has settled where it should not have, using intention, prayer and long-established practice. You are invited to put down what you came in carrying.

Then you lie down and the sound starts. Crystal singing bowls, chimes, drums and other instruments, held around you rather than performed at you. There is nothing to do in this half. Sustained tones give the thinking part of your mind very little to chew on, and for most people it quiets down on its own; for some it takes a couple of goes before that happens. Many people fall asleep. That is fine, and nobody is going to wake you.

The full moon is the right night for it because the moon is at its fullest and then it begins to wane, which is the part of the cycle traditionally given to release rather than building. If you are only going to do this once a month, do it then.

Come with an open heart. People generally leave lighter, slower and a lot quieter than they arrived.

Good to Know

Fifty dollars. Bring a mat or a blanket and something to put under your head; you will be lying down for a while and the floor is the floor. Wear layers, because your body temperature drops when you stop moving. All sessions are in person at Wild Raven's Nest, 602 N Rockwall Ave in Terrell.

Tell us at booking if you are pregnant, have a seizure disorder, a pacemaker, tinnitus or sound sensitivity, so we can place you well and adjust. The limpia half may involve smoke, so let us know if you are asthmatic and we will work another way with you.

This is a complementary practice, not medical or psychological treatment, and it does not replace either. If something is wrong, see a doctor. Come here as well if you want to, not instead.

Try It With

A one to one limpia if you would rather not do it in a room full of people. Singing bowls and sound tools if the sound half is what got you. More on the calendar and in events.