SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2026
Winter Solstice this year happens as the moon is nearly full, giving us the opportunity to consider the important balance of darkness and light, and to make time and space for grounding, cleansing, and ultimately manifesting our intentions and our heart’s greatest longings! Here we allow the sweet darkness of Winter Solstice to remind us of the promise of light that exists within the dark womb of the longest night of the year. We welcome the shift of Nature’s precious cycle, and allow ourselves to drop into the sacred space of this barn to receive. Together, Winter Solstice & the waxing moon–both solar and lunar energy–and the sound medicine bring forth the magic of our own amazing journey.
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We are only offering 25 spots in this event this year so that Steven and Gabby can better move around the barn and offer sound to each and every participant.
Add our In- Studio Yin Yoga class prior to Sound Medicine Journey from 4-5:15 pm.
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Imagine if you will…
From the sweetness and repose of your yoga mat and nest of blankets, you will be guided by ceremonial instruments from around the world, including beautiful gongs, rattles & seeds, singing bowls, and of course, Steven Bachmann’s handmade didgeridoos. To prepare you for the journey, students will find a comfortable reclining position where Katie will guide you to set an intention, practice gentle breathing, and perhaps a stretch or spinal twist to help you clear away the exhaust of the day and lead you to a place of expansion and settledness. Steven and Gabby invite us on a magical journey of sacred sound. The music becomes the medicine as we allow every layer of our being to resonate with the vibrations emanating from wood, crystal, air, metal, our own bodies, and the earth itself. Steven guides us through various levels of energy with the didgeridoo and indigenous vibes that allow us to fall into our “longest night” nests for a luscious savasana sound journey.
Add Yin Yoga with Katie pre-Sound Journey from 4-5:15 pm for only $15–an amazing way to deepen your practice and experience in the sound medicine journey! There are only 25 spots available for this practice. It is possible to attend just the Yin class or just the Sound Journey. Please indicate on your registration form.
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There are no refunds, exchanges, or transfers for this event.
Steven says about the sacred medicine of sound:
“We do not have to search far to find examples of the healing that sound can bring to us in our daily lives. Ocean waves crashing on the beach, a rushing waterfall, the chirping of spring birds or a favorite song. We take this natural response to sound vibration and combine it with intention and breath to form a powerful tool of healing and inner exploration. This tool is Sound Medicine. It creates a unique experience of mind, body, spirit connection and allows us to see ourselves in new ways. This new perception provides an opportunity for us to take an active role in our well-being and empowers us to release pain, emotional stress, tension and unhealthy patterns while stimulating and bringing forth a greater sense of wholeness, clarity, and creativity.
The didgeridoo, gongs and singing bowls are some of the instruments that we use to introduce sound vibration to the body. Sound vibration brings movement within the body, clears energetic blocks and stagnation and quiets the mind. When the mind chatter is subdued we can more easily turn inward, let go and release; making space to restore and rejuvenate the vital energies of mind, body and spirit.
It is through our intention that we explore what healing means to us. Intention brings awareness to particular areas of our bodies and of our lives. Whether we seek relaxation, relief from pain, to find forgiveness or creative inspiration, intention is the guiding force behind our sound medicine experience.
Breath is life and it connects us to every part of our being. The breath is our main focus throughout the sound medicine experience and it is what keeps us engaged with it. Attention to a soft, relaxed, and steady breath is encouraged as we allow the experience to unfold on its own.”
~Steven Bachmann, Sacred Sound Artist
Didgeridoo, Gong, Bowls, and Indigenous Instruments
The body is held together by sound. The presence of disease indicates that some sounds have gone out of tune.
~ Deepak Chopra
We hope you join us for this wonderful experience of sacred sound under the gorgeous beams and eaves of Dragonfly Yoga Barn. We can’t wait to welcome you into our nest!
