Sound Bath, Nature Walk & Picnic (DEC) - Feel in Flow

Come together to experience the power of sound, nature and community in a lush location in VIC.

We'll start off with a community powered picnic (aka bring a dish) then settle into your matt for 35mins of healing sound and vibrations using varying instruments and guided meditation. Following the sound bath we'll ground ourselves and head for a walk allowing us to bathe in the beauty of our natural surroundings and connect with one another through conversation. 

I intend for the location to be no more than a 30-40min drive from the inner Melbourne suburbs -in the Blue Lake Plenty Gorge area. Exact Location pin will be released closer to the event and date may be subject to change based on weather.

This offering is open to all genders. I also encourage carpooling where possible to reduce emissions. Also if the weather is hot, bring bathers and you mihgt enjoy a swim in the lake post-event.

WHAT THE EVENT WILL INVOLVE:

- Sound Healing & Guided meditation 

- Picnic

- Community

- Walking in nature

- A opportunity to connect with yourself and others through movement, sound and nature

- Sharing Circle (optional)

WHAT TO BRING:

- Yoga mat & cushion

- Blankets (if it's a cooler day)

- Eye mask

- Journal /pen 

- Water bottle

- Dish for the community picnic & a plate/cutlery

- Open heart & mind

***The sound bath will be held in close proximity to parking so yoga matts and blankets don't need to be carried on the walk***
Please check to see if sound healing is suitable for you here.

We welcome newcomers, so please feel free to invite friends of any gender to this event.

If you have any questions regarding the evening please feel free to contact me. 🙏

If you are struggling financially but require this form of expression and self-connection please email me directly.

Much gratitude & love,

Vicky x

Feelinflow.co

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We would like to acknowledge that we are working on stolen land. We acknowledge the Wurundjeri and Boon Wurrung people of the Kulin nation as the traditional custodians of the land on which we live and journey. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging as well as to all First Nations’ communities who significantly contribute to the life of the area.